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Hines daughter’s 820 Park co-op lists for $16.5M

820 Park Avenue (Source: Manhattan Scout)
820 Park Avenue (Source: Manhattan Scout)

A co-op at 820 Park Avenue redesigned by Robert A.M. Stern has listed for $16.5 million, the New York Post reported.

Serena Steinberg – daughter of Houston real estate mega-developers Gerald and Barbara Hines – and her husband own the unit, which underwent an extensive renovation over two years. Judith Lederer of Town Residential has the listing, the Post said. The four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bathroom, full-floor co-op has been upgraded to feature “direct elevator access into its curbed marble entry,” windows on all four sides, Stern-designed bookshelves and a marble fireplace.

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Before the Steinbergs bought the unit for $6.5 million in 2008, the owner was Vera Wang’s late father and pharmaceutical magnate Cheng Ching Wang.

Last month, a Victorian-era penthouse at 820 Park Avenue asked $4.5 million. [NYP, 5th item] – Mark Maurer

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