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920 Fifth Avenue, home of Manhattan's top sale for the last week of May 2024 (Douglas Elliman) 920 Fifth Avenue, home of Manhattan's top sale for the last week of May 2024 (Douglas Elliman)
Manhattan Sales:

  • For the week ending May 31, 2024, $386,847,710 worth of transactions across 198 condo, condop, and cooperative deals were recorded
  • 68 condo sales came to an aggregate price of $195,719,555
  • 11 condop sales came to an aggregate price of $14,334,367
  • 119 co-op sales came to an aggregate price of $176,793,788

In this article:

The Grand Millennium, 1965 Broadway
The Grand Millennium, 1965 Broadway Lincoln Center
135 East 79th Street
135 East 79th Street Carnegie Hill
920 Fifth Avenue
920 Fifth Avenue Park/Fifth Ave. to 79th St.
One High Line, 500 West 18th Street
One High Line, 500 West 18th Street Chelsea
The Wooster Street Condominium, 50 Wooster Street
The Wooster Street Condominium, 50 Wooster Street SoHo
The final week of May 2024 was a shorter business week by virtue of the Memorial Day holiday on Monday, May 27. However, the number of sales recorded held relatively steady week-over-week, and some notable transactions were recorded during this time.
Acclaimed architect J.E.R. Carpenter's designs were instrumental in luring New York's wealthiest out of their mansions and into apartment buildings, and he made his home in the Italian palazzo-style 920 Fifth Avenue. This building was home to the week's top sale, top-floor duplex #14/15AD, which closed for an even $21,000,000. This represents a reduction from the original price of $26.9 million, perhaps a reflection of the fact that the home is in need of renovation. However, there is no improving on its prime Fifth Avenue address and views of Central Park.
It was trailed closely by Penthouse #15E at 135 East 79th Street, which closed for $17,750,000 in the top condo sale of the week. The sale was recorded a few short weeks after Penthouse #15W had second-highest sale of the week it was recorded. The building was an early entrant in a new wave of luxury Upper East Side condominiums, and availabilities are few and far between.
One High Line in the Manhattan skyline One High Line, home of the week's top Downtown sale (CityRealty)
The top Downtown sale and fourth-highest overall was for #WEST27C at One High Line, which closed for $10,557,263. It is located on a high floor of the all-residential West Tower of the two-towered development, and the buyer (identified only through a trust) will enjoy sweeping river and skyline views, as well as residents-only amenities and services of the forthcoming Faena Hotel in the East Tower.
But for all the excitement of dazzling new Downtown construction, historic lofts have not lost their luster: The fifth-highest sale took place at 42 Wooster Street, a cast iron commercial building dating back to the late 19th century and converted to residential use nearly 100 years later. Residence #5N, a full-floor home with direct elevator access and private terrace, closed for $9,500,000.





42 Wooster Street, cast iron Soho building 42 Wooster Street, #5N (Brown Harris Stevens)
Living room with exposed beams and column
Foyer with built-in shelving
Private terrace
From the Listing:
Loft #5N is a most amazing one-of-a-kind, 3-bedroom/3.5-bathroom full-single-floor home with a keyed elevator entrance and a 528-square-foot private terrace off the grand living area. Perfect and singular, this 4,848-square-foot luxury loft begins with its entry guided by a custom backlit bookshelf wall that leads easily into the great room. Surrounded and bathed in natural sunlight with custom Pella arched windows, this room features multiple exposures.
1 Available Listing for Sale for $11,600,000

One High Line, 500 West 18th Street, on the West Chelsea skyline One High Line, #27C (Corcoran Group)
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Windowed kitchen with center island
Primary bathroom
From the Listing:
West 27C at One High Line is a 2,843 SF three-bedroom and three-and-a-half-bathroom (or two-bed plus guest suite) corner residence curated by Gabellini Sheppard Associates. This remarkable home features open northern and eastern exposure revealing expansive city skyline views from every room. Residence 27C home boasts a generous great room, and an open kitchen custom designed by Bulthaup, complete with White Princess Quartzite countertops and backsplash, a robust Gaggenau appliance package and stainless-steel fixtures by CEA Design. The primary suite, complete with floor-to-ceiling windows, welcomes natural light throughout the day.
39 Available Listings for Sale from $2,230,000
4 Available Listings for Rent from $11,750/month

1965 Broadway, Upper West Side condo The Grand Millennium, #PH3B (Compass)
Living room with city views
Open kitchen with breakfast bar and island
Private terrace with outdoor kitchen
From the Listing:
Take your place among the city’s iconic skyline in this extraordinary penthouse triplex featuring sprawling designer interiors and massive terraces with stunning 360-degree views. Positioned at the top of a white-glove condominium in Lincoln Square, this is truly one of the most exquisite and expansive residences available in New York City today.

Extraordinary in every detail, this 6,800+ square-foot penthouse lives like a single-family home with lavish entertaining spaces, six luxurious bedroom suites and over 2,000 square feet of private outdoor space. You’ll find only the finest materials throughout, including rich walnut flooring, premium stone, and bespoke design features.
1 Available Listing for Sale for $1,699,000
1 Available Listing for Rent for $13,000/month

135 East 79th Street, Upper East Side condominium 135 East 79th Street, #PH15E (Compass)
Apartment interiors
Living room with city views
Dining area
From the Listing:
Penthouse 15E at 135 East 79th Street offers a level of classic scale and proportion that harkens back to the great apartments of the Upper East Side of old, with all the luxuries and conveniences of a modern condo building. The expansive five bedroom duplex is filled with light, rich in city views from every room, with two private terraces totaling 467 square feet, in addition to the 5,188 square feet of interior space.

Upon exiting the elevator, there are private vestibules on both floors to allow not just for additional privacy and security, but a true feeling of returning home. The entry foyer features a curved staircase and impressive double-height ceilings, which make a statement immediately upon entering the residence. Thoughtfully designed throughout by Studio Sofield, with custom kitchens by Christopher Peacock, PH15E also features solid oak floors, gorgeous oversized windows, a truly grand living room. formal dining room, marble-appointed bathrooms off of every bedroom, a dressing area/sitting room off the primary bedroom, proper laundry room, and much more.

920 Fifth Avenue, Upper East Side cooperative 920 Fifth Avenue, #14A (Douglas Elliman)
Living room with fireplace
Views of Central Park and Central Park West architecture
Corner living room with Hudson River views
From the Listing:
Ideally situated at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 73rd Street, this exceptional top-floor residence is located in one of Fifth Avenue's most sought-after limestone-clad cooperatives. It occupies the entire front of the building on Fifth Avenue, and captures breathtaking Central Park and Manhattan skyline views. A private elevator landing opens onto an impressive gallery which leads to a stunning 63-foot expanse of entertainment rooms overlooking Central Park and East 73rd Street. The private south wing of the residence also overlooks Central Park and features four bedrooms and four bathrooms.
1 Available Listing for Sale for $7,500,000

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