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Robert Futterman sells Chelsea condo for $4.5M

From left: Robert Futterman, Lauren Muss and interior shots of the unit
From left: Robert Futterman, Lauren Muss and interior shots of the unit

Robert Futterman, the founder and CEO of one of the leading retail brokerages in the city, has sold his 2,271-square-foot Chelsea apartment at the Porter House for $4.45 million.

Futterman, who founded the retail leasing and sales firm Robert K. Futterman & Associates in 1998, purchased the three-bedroom condominium at 66 Ninth Avenue at 15th Street in December 2005 for $3.15 million, city records show.

He sold it to a buyer identified only as Seven Houses, on Sept. 27, city records published today show.

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Futterman moved out of the Porter House after he and his girlfriend, children’s clothing designer Hollie Watman, purchased a condo at 345 West 13th Street at Hudson Street in the West Village. Futterman also owns a home in Connecticut. A Futterman & Associates spokesperson declined to comment.

Corcoran broker Lauren Muss, a senior vice president, had the listing for the Porter House apartment, according to StreetEasy.com. The property was listed at $4 million in mid-July, but then the price was raised by 11 percent to $4.45 million a week later, and it sold at the asking price.

Futterman & Associates has offices in seven cities.

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