The Dakota via Brown Harris Stevens
On July 15, CityRealty listings show 9,860 sales listings in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and western Queens. Manhattan median prices continue to drop with condo listing prices coming to a median of $2,291,682, or $1,758 per square foot. Co-op asking prices, on the other hand, experienced a slight uptick to $904,167.
Rental listings remain on the rise with 17,824 availabilities on the market. Median Manhattan rents continue to dip and now come to $2,703/month for studios, $3,279/month for one-beds, $4,184/month for two-beds, and $5,024/month for three-beds.
Rental listings remain on the rise with 17,824 availabilities on the market. Median Manhattan rents continue to dip and now come to $2,703/month for studios, $3,279/month for one-beds, $4,184/month for two-beds, and $5,024/month for three-beds.
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Over the past seven days, 404 sales listings throughout Manhattan and northern Brooklyn experienced price cuts, possibly in response to market conditions or to stand out in a market where in-person showings are able to take place again. These include a three-bedroom at The Dakota reduced by $5 million. The home, like many in the building, features sweeping Central Park views, original moldings, historical details, and high ceilings. The unit is reminiscent of the fictional apartment lived in by Tom Cruise's character in the 2001 Hollywood film Vanilla Sky. However, apartment interiors shown in the movie were built on a set since the building does not allow filming on the premises.
Another notable price haircut came in from an Upper East Side townhouse described as "the Versailles of Manhattan." The home is owned by commercial broker and Broadway producer Ken Laub, and as the New York Post highlighted yesterday, its listing price of $17.5 million is half its original asking price of $35 million. Please be advised that all figures reflect cumulative cuts as opposed to the most recent reductions.
Another notable price haircut came in from an Upper East Side townhouse described as "the Versailles of Manhattan." The home is owned by commercial broker and Broadway producer Ken Laub, and as the New York Post highlighted yesterday, its listing price of $17.5 million is half its original asking price of $35 million. Please be advised that all figures reflect cumulative cuts as opposed to the most recent reductions.
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All images of The Platinum via Nest Seekers
Mint condition condo boasts high ceilings, hardwood floors, open layout, and floor-to-ceiling windows looking out on open western exposures and impeccable city views. The living/dining room flows seamlessly into a kitchen with eat-in peninsula, sleek white countertops, stone tile backsplash, and high-end stainless steel appliances. The master suite features a walk-in closet and spa-like bath. See floor plan and full details here.
All images of 24 West 70th Street via Compass
Exquisitely renovated apartment occupies the parlor and second floors of a classic brownstone cooperative on the Upper West Side. The grand living room boasts soaring ceilings, recessed lighting, built-in bookshelves, and an inviting dining area. The windowed kitchen is outfitted with top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. A virtual tour is available for this unit. See floor plan and full details here.
All images of 330 East 79th Street via The Corcoran Group
Pretty prewar apartment in the heart of the Upper East Side is filled with natural light through north-facing windows. The kitchen has been updated with quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances. The master bedroom boasts a walk-in closet. See floor plan and full details here.
All images of 248 West 138th Street via JCS Homes and Estates
Spacious Georgian Revival-style townhouse is well situated in a historic section of Harlem. It can be reached via two private entrances and comes with a two-car garage. The home has been featured in movies and television shows, and the fourth floor has access to a roof deck. See floor plan and full details here.
All images of Gracie Towers via Compass
Upper East Side apartment at the top of its building is filled with natural light, and a den and sunroom with atrium windows serves as a natural focal point. A step down from the den, the Great Room is surrounded by built-ins and closet space. The kitchen comes outfitted with stainless steel appliances and abundant cabinet space. See floor plan and full details here.
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All images of The Cove Club via Compass
South-facing downtown apartment is flooded with natural light, and a private balcony off the living room looks out on views of the Statue of Liberty. Inside, the kitchen comes with abundant counter space, a full suite of appliances, and seamless access to a dining alcove. The master bedroom features a large dressing area and en suite bath. See floor plan and full details here.
All images of The Charles House via Compass
In the wake of a recent renovation, this Upper East Side apartment boasts walnut floors, high-end fixtures, custom California closets, and marble baths. The kitchen is outfitted with well-crafted cabinets, marble countertops, and state-of-the-art Gaggenau appliances. White-glove condominium amenities include a gym, bike room, garage, storage, and roof deck. See floor plan and full details here.
All images of 150 Charles Street via Compass
Trophy apartment in a full-service condominium enjoys panoramic city and river views from floor-to-ceiling windows. The living room and dining room open to a massive private terrace looking out on magnificent sunsets. The kitchen is outfitted with Molteni cabinetry, high-end appliances, and gleaming marble countertops. A virtual tour is available for this unit. See floor plan and full details here.
All images of The Dakota via Brown Harris Stevens
Massive apartment in The Dakota looks out on spectacular views of Central Park. Interiors boast original moldings and wainscoting, 12' ceilings, and original double doors. The living room, library, and formal dining room all enjoy gorgeous views and wood-burning fireplaces. See floor plan and full details here.
All images of 163 East 64th Street via Sotheby's
Originally built in 1872, this Neo-Grecian townhouse offers timeless elegance, grand living space, a verdant garden and roof terrace, and the ability to add an additional floor. Interiors boast inlaid marble and wood flooring, lush carpeting, exquisitely carved moldings and panelings, soaring ceilings, and resplendent fabric walls. A special sound system has been installed on the second floor to allow for recitals and guest speakers. A video tour is available for this home. See floor plan and full details here.
All images of 106 East 101st Street via Compass
East Harlem townhouse dates back to the 19th century and remains rich in historic details like crown moldings, exposed brick walls, oversized windows, high ceilings, and hardwood floors. The kitchen opens up to an atrium and enclosed backyard. The property is currently registered as a three-family residence, but offers any number of configuration possibilities, including a single-family home. See floor plan and full details here.
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