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$51M Tribeca PH could break Downtown record — for now

Five-bedroom home at 443 Greenwich would be the priciest pad ever sold below Canal Street

Renderings of 443 Greenwich Street in Lower Manhattan
Renderings of 443 Greenwich Street in Lower Manhattan

A triplex condominium unit at Metro Loft Developers’ 443 Greenwich Street in Lower Manhattan is hitting the market this week for $51 million, which, if met, would set a record for the priciest pad sold below Canal Street.

The five-bedroom penthouse spans 8,600 square feet and has an extra 3,600 square feet of outdoor space. The home boasts three gas fireplaces, two parking spots and 20-foot ceilings. Richard Cantor of Cantor-Pecorella is marketing the unit.

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The current record holder for the neighborhood is a penthouse at 145 Hudson Street that closed for $30.6 million in 2009. Alchemy Properties, meanwhile, has a penthouse asking $110 million at the Woolworth Building in the Financial District, as The Real Deal reported.

Sales launched at 443 Greenwich in September, as previously reported. [NYDN] — Mark Maurer

 

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