View from The Centrale (via Douglas Elliman)
In May 2020, there were 436 residential condo, co-op, and condop sales recorded in Manhattan for a total dollar amount of $821 million, down 21.8% from even one month ago, when April's aggregate sales still hovered over $1 billion. The effects of the coronavirus outbreak and the lockdown to contain it cannot be ignored, but The New York Times notes that several of the top deals that closed in May entered contract while New York City was still open.
For the most part, flashy, amenity-rich new construction dominated the list of top ten buildings. However, a single sale of a full-floor home in a J.E.R. Carpenter-designed Upper East Side cooperative left even 220 Central Park South in the dust. See the fully sortable table of May's listings below.
For the most part, flashy, amenity-rich new construction dominated the list of top ten buildings. However, a single sale of a full-floor home in a J.E.R. Carpenter-designed Upper East Side cooperative left even 220 Central Park South in the dust. See the fully sortable table of May's listings below.
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4 East 66th Street via BHS
220 Central Park South via Vornado Realty Trust
One Waterline Square via Noe & Associates with The Boundary
One57 via Christian de Portzamparc/Extell
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The Centrale via Douglas Elliman
Two Waterline Square (CityRealty)
Eighty East Tenth via CityRealty
1165 Fifth Avenue via Halstead
121 E 22nd via Toll Brothers City Living
224 Mulberry Street via Nest Seekers
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