Some of NYC's top-selling residential buildings in Q1 2024
During the first quarter of 2024, 2,500 contracts were signed for condos, co-ops, and condop apartments in Manhattan. If these transactions close at their last asking prices, they would total nearly $5.9 billion in sales. Although overall sales have declined compared to the previous year, the super high-end market remains robust. The top-selling buildings varied from an intimate boutique condominium in the West Village to the world's tallest residential building on Billionaires' Row.
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NYC's Best-Selling Buildings of Q1 2024 by Last Asking Price
↓ #10. Claremont Hall
Morningside Heights
15 Availabilities from $1.21M - $4.195M
Q1 2024 Contracts Sum: $40,725,000 (18 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $1,814
Avg. Last Ask Price: $2,262,500
Rising 41 stories from the beautiful Gothic-styled campus of Union Theological Seminary, Claremont Hall is a new Morningside Heights landmark that seamlessly connects the academic and cultural tradition of Manhattan's West Side with enlightened contemporary living.
Conceived by the celebrated firm of Robert A.M. Stern Architects, Claremont Hall’s one- to four-bedroom homes feature sweeping park and river views, high ceilings, oversized windows, European white oak flooring, and state-of-the-art open kitchens appointed with Bosch appliances.
Claremont Hall is just steps away from Riverside and Sakura Parks, and a short distance from Morningside and Central Parks, providing buyers excellent access to green spaces
Conceived by the celebrated firm of Robert A.M. Stern Architects, Claremont Hall’s one- to four-bedroom homes feature sweeping park and river views, high ceilings, oversized windows, European white oak flooring, and state-of-the-art open kitchens appointed with Bosch appliances.
Claremont Hall is just steps away from Riverside and Sakura Parks, and a short distance from Morningside and Central Parks, providing buyers excellent access to green spaces
Claremont Hall, #14C (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)
↓ #9. Selene, 100 East 53rd Street
Midtown East
10 Availabilities from $1.775M - $19M
Q1 2024 Contracts Sum: $47,912,000 (9 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $2,272
Avg. Last Ask Price: $5,323,556
Located on East 53rd Street off Park Avenue, Selene soars 63 stories into the Midtown Manhattan skyline, presenting a collection of 94 condominium residences distinguished by gracious light-filled layouts and exceptional craftsmanship. Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Sir Norman Foster, the faceted glass tower beautifully complements the landmarked Seagram Building next door, while introducing a new Modernist icon to the Manhattan skyline.
From the perfect pied-à-terre to sprawling full-floor homes, Selene's sponsor availabilities comprise one- to four-bedroom layouts priced from $1.775M. With no more than two units per floor, the Tower Residences are awash in natural light and bestow iconic vistas that include glimpses of Central Park, Rockefeller Center, and the engineering marvels of Billionaires' Row. Select tower homes also offer a private elevator entrance.
Conceived as ideal homes for showcasing art, Selene’s gallery-style residences, named the Modern Loft Collection, feature architectural concrete walls, floors finished in diamond-polished high-grade concrete, and ribbed concrete ceilings outfitted with custom lights. Kitchens boast wire-brushed oak custom cabinetry and top-of-the-line Gaggenau appliances, while baths have Foster + Partners-designed bronze and oak vanities, radiant heated flooring, and freestanding soaking tubs.
From the perfect pied-à-terre to sprawling full-floor homes, Selene's sponsor availabilities comprise one- to four-bedroom layouts priced from $1.775M. With no more than two units per floor, the Tower Residences are awash in natural light and bestow iconic vistas that include glimpses of Central Park, Rockefeller Center, and the engineering marvels of Billionaires' Row. Select tower homes also offer a private elevator entrance.
Conceived as ideal homes for showcasing art, Selene’s gallery-style residences, named the Modern Loft Collection, feature architectural concrete walls, floors finished in diamond-polished high-grade concrete, and ribbed concrete ceilings outfitted with custom lights. Kitchens boast wire-brushed oak custom cabinetry and top-of-the-line Gaggenau appliances, while baths have Foster + Partners-designed bronze and oak vanities, radiant heated flooring, and freestanding soaking tubs.
Selene, #54A (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)
↓ #8. The Huron
Greenpoint
9 Availabilities from $750K - $2.795M
Q1 2024 Contracts Sum: $52,265,000 (29 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $1,637
Avg. Last Ask Price: $1,802,241
The Huron is a handsome 13-story condo development along Greenpoint's picturesque East River waterfront. A shared lobby seamlessly connects two towers whose stepped massing elegantly narrows as they ascend. The arrangement optimizes the remarkable views of the East River and the Manhattan skyline. In addition to several outdoor amenity spaces, 40 percent of The Huron's 171 residences have private outdoor space.
Steered by developer Quadrum Global, The Huron pays homage to Greenpoint's industrial heritage through a brick podium, glass, and steel elements, and gridded windows. For the design, architect Morris Adjmi drew inspiration from the cinematic hues of Edward Hopper's urban landscapes in addition to the everyday luminosity and artistry of the local neighborhood.
Steered by developer Quadrum Global, The Huron pays homage to Greenpoint's industrial heritage through a brick podium, glass, and steel elements, and gridded windows. For the design, architect Morris Adjmi drew inspiration from the cinematic hues of Edward Hopper's urban landscapes in addition to the everyday luminosity and artistry of the local neighborhood.
The Huron, #8BE (Serhant LLC)
↓ #7. 11 Hoyt
Downtown Brooklyn
12 Availabilities from $749K - $3.995M
Q1 2024 Contracts Sum: $53,944,500 (24 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $1,631
Avg. Last Ask Price: $2,247,688
Designed by the renowned architecture firm Studio Gang, led by MacArthur Fellow Jeanne Gang, 11 Hoyt is a beautiful 52-story condominium tower that looks to the future while drawing inspiration from Brooklyn’s history and creative spirit. Its distinctive metal façade ripples like waves in the nearby harbor, which can be seen from many mid- to upper-floor homes.
With interiors by Michaelis Boyd Associates, residences feature rich, tactile materials designed to stand the test of time. Many homes have scalloped window bays, creating built-in seating platforms and room for storage. The tower has over 190 different floor plans, providing residents with a rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind residence, coupled with 55,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities at their fingertips.
With interiors by Michaelis Boyd Associates, residences feature rich, tactile materials designed to stand the test of time. Many homes have scalloped window bays, creating built-in seating platforms and room for storage. The tower has over 190 different floor plans, providing residents with a rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind residence, coupled with 55,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities at their fingertips.
11 Hoyt, #55A (Corcoran Group)
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↓ #6. Aman New York Residences
Billionaires' Row
2 Availabilities from $8.5M - $39.995M
Q1 2024 Contracts Sum: $56,000,000 (1 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $8,895
Avg. Last Ask Price: $56,000,000
The Crown Building, a landmark at the crossroads of 5th Avenue and 57th Street, embodies the opulence of a bygone era and the enduring allure of Manhattan. Aman New York, nestled within this historic edifice, seamlessly blends Aman's essence with the rich tapestry of its esteemed locale. Residents of the upper-level condos enjoy discreet access via a private entrance on 56th Street and dedicated elevators linking them to the hotel, spa, and Members Club. The amenities include a sky lobby with a piano bar and garden terrace, a private Members Club, a subterranean jazz club, and diverse dining options. The Aman Spa, spanning three floors, offers an exclusive sanctuary with a range of facilities and services, providing a tranquil escape from city life.
Aman New York Residences, #PH18
$39,995,000
Midtown West | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, 4 Baths | 3,746 ft2
Aman New York Residences, #PH18 (OFFICIAL)
↓ #5. 200 Amsterdam
Lincoln Center
7 Availabilities from $3.1M - $23.5M
Q1 2024 Contracts Sum: $59,485,000 (4 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $4,299
Avg. Last Ask Price: $14,871,250
200 Amsterdam Avenue is a 21st-century interpretation of the Upper West Side's majestic pre-war towers. The 52-story tower offers 112 gracious one- to five-bedroom residences with high ceilings and breathtaking Manhattan skyline, Hudson River, and Central Park views. Designed by Elkus Manfredi with interiors by CetraRuddy, homes feature entry foyers, dedicated laundry areas, and high-performance central heating and cooling systems for personalized climate control and superior air filtration.
The building is open for immediate occupancy and is about 90% sold. A penthouse in the building was featured on a memorable episode of Succession, and some of the remaining sponsor residences have seen price reductions since the initial offering in 2020.
The building is open for immediate occupancy and is about 90% sold. A penthouse in the building was featured on a memorable episode of Succession, and some of the remaining sponsor residences have seen price reductions since the initial offering in 2020.
200 Amsterdam, #40B (Serhant LLC)
↓ #4. 125 Perry Street
West Village
No Public Availabilities
Q1 2024 Contracts Sum: $112,000,000 (3 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $6,057
Avg. Last Ask Price: $37,333,333
Aligning with the West Village's rich history and its enduring appeal, the renovation of 125 Perry Street exemplifies the art of adaptive reuse. Leroy Street Studio has skillfully integrated original architectural elements with modern details, preparing the building for a new era while preserving its heritage. Now serving as residences for a select few, the building offers amenities such as a full-time doorman, private driveway, fitness center, and sports court.
↓ #3. 50 West 66th Street
Central Park West
8 Availabilities from $4.6M - $85M
Q1 2024 Contracts Sum: $126,375,000 (8 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $4,240
Avg. Last Ask Price: $15,796,875
50 West 66th Street is poised to become the tallest and most important condominium tower on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Developed by Extell Development Company with Tennor Holdings, the 69-story high-rise will comprise 127 upscale residences ranging from two-bedroom units to full-floor aeries. The tower's distinctive design, a result of collaboration between Snøhetta and SLCE Architects, draws inspiration from the area's geological past and the historical character of Central Park West.
Over one-third of all residences will have private outdoor spaces, the most noteworthy of which will have corner loggias bestowing sweeping views of Central Park, the Manhattan skyline, and beyond. The design cleverly elevates the upper 22 floors of the tower by over 225 feet through the incorporation of several mechanical and interstitial floors above the 14th level.
Shamir Shah Design & AB Concept refined the graciously proportioned homes. They all feature floor-to-ceiling windows, soaring ceiling heights of up to 14' - 6", and custom-crafted kitchens by Smallbone, equipped with a suite of Miele and Sub-Zero appliances
Residents will enjoy over 50,000 square feet of amenities and services. Its side street, Upper West Side address is moments from Central Park, Lincoln Center, Columbus Circle, numerous acclaimed restaurants, and convenient transportation options.
Over one-third of all residences will have private outdoor spaces, the most noteworthy of which will have corner loggias bestowing sweeping views of Central Park, the Manhattan skyline, and beyond. The design cleverly elevates the upper 22 floors of the tower by over 225 feet through the incorporation of several mechanical and interstitial floors above the 14th level.
Shamir Shah Design & AB Concept refined the graciously proportioned homes. They all feature floor-to-ceiling windows, soaring ceiling heights of up to 14' - 6", and custom-crafted kitchens by Smallbone, equipped with a suite of Miele and Sub-Zero appliances
Residents will enjoy over 50,000 square feet of amenities and services. Its side street, Upper West Side address is moments from Central Park, Lincoln Center, Columbus Circle, numerous acclaimed restaurants, and convenient transportation options.
50 West 66th Street, #53N
$35,000,000
Central Park West | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 5.5 Baths | 4,878 ft2
50 West 66th Street, #53N (Corcoran Group)
↓ #2. One High Line
West Chelsea
41 Availabilities from $2.265M - $28M
Q1 2024 Contracts Sum: $153,985,000 (21 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $3,137
Avg. Last Ask Price: $7,332,619
Designed by Bjarke Ingels Group, One High Line’s sculpted travertine towers span an entire city block and boast condominium homes with unobstructed city and water views, each superbly executed with natural light bathing every corner. The two towers are connected by a pair of two-story-high, slanted and angled skybridges, one of which houses a retractable movie screen. The building has a landscaped mid-block court and entrance marquees.
The 36-story West Tower is closer to the river, entirely residential, and features interiors by Gabellini Sheppard Associates. The 26-story East Tower is closer to the High Line, home to New York's first Faena Hotel and condos on top, and has interiors by Gilles et Boissier. The building has recorded impressive contracts throughout spring and summer 2023, and a penthouse recently entered contract with an asking price of $52M. Not only is this the highest Downtown contract of 2023 to date but, if it closes for the asking price, would be one of Downtown's priciest sales on record.
The 36-story West Tower is closer to the river, entirely residential, and features interiors by Gabellini Sheppard Associates. The 26-story East Tower is closer to the High Line, home to New York's first Faena Hotel and condos on top, and has interiors by Gilles et Boissier. The building has recorded impressive contracts throughout spring and summer 2023, and a penthouse recently entered contract with an asking price of $52M. Not only is this the highest Downtown contract of 2023 to date but, if it closes for the asking price, would be one of Downtown's priciest sales on record.
One High Line, #WEST14C (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)
↓ #1. Central Park Tower
Billionaires' Row
14 Availabilities from $6.6M - $195M
Q1 2024 Contracts Sum: $193,500,000 (3 Deals)
Avg. Last Ask PPSF: $8,450
Avg. Last Ask Price: $64,500,000
Soaring 1,550 feet above New York City, Central Park Tower is an iconic tower offering the most elevated residences in the Western Hemisphere. Conveniently located on Manhattan’s Billionaires' Row, steps from Central Park, and above Nordstrom's flagship location, the glass-encased tower features 179 condominiums with breathtaking views in every direction, from the Atlantic Ocean to the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains.
Spearheaded by Extell Development Company and designed by Adrian Smith with interiors by Rottet Studio, the grandly-scaled homes are conceived for modern living at the pinnacle of luxury. High-floor homes offer grand dimensions, expansive living spaces ideal for entertaining, flexible layouts, and soaring ceiling heights.
Spearheaded by Extell Development Company and designed by Adrian Smith with interiors by Rottet Studio, the grandly-scaled homes are conceived for modern living at the pinnacle of luxury. High-floor homes offer grand dimensions, expansive living spaces ideal for entertaining, flexible layouts, and soaring ceiling heights.
Central Park Tower, #68E (Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group)
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