220 Central Park South, #31A is available for $36 million (Corcoran)
In April 2020, there were 393 residential condo, condop, and co-op sales recorded in Manhattan amounting to a total dollar amount of $1.05 billion. While thie figure may sound impressive, it is 46% decline from the $1.94 billion in residential sales recorded in April 2019. We all should understand why.
The average price of a condo came in at $3.71 million, up 37% from April 2019's $2.7 million average, and is mostly due to new developments sales from prior years closing. On the other hand, the average price paid for a co-op was down by 5%, averaging $1.178 million.
Find the fully sortable table of all recorded April closings below and the top ten building by aggregate sales. As per the usual, upscale new development condos and condo-conversions dominated the list.
The average price of a condo came in at $3.71 million, up 37% from April 2019's $2.7 million average, and is mostly due to new developments sales from prior years closing. On the other hand, the average price paid for a co-op was down by 5%, averaging $1.178 million.
Find the fully sortable table of all recorded April closings below and the top ten building by aggregate sales. As per the usual, upscale new development condos and condo-conversions dominated the list.
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Rendering of 220 Central Park South (Vornado Realty Trust)
Two Waterline Square | Rendering: Noe & Associates with The Boundary
Park Loggia: Binyan Studios
One Waterline Square | Rendering: Noe & Associates with The Boundary
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56 Leonard | Photograph via Corcoran/Hill West Architects
The Woolworth Residence | Alchemy Properties
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The Printing House | Photo via Halstead
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