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Artist Robert Lazzarini’s condo sale shatters Queens psf record

Two-bedroom condo at TF Cornerstone's The View sold for $2.25M

Artist Robert Lazzarini sold his 1,154-square-foot condo at the View in Long Island City for $2.25 million. It's a price-per-square-foot record in Queens.
Artist Robert Lazzarini sold his 1,154-square-foot condo at the View in Long Island City for $2.25 million. It's a price-per-square-foot record in Queens.

UPDATED, 3:37 pm, Dec. 28: The Long Island City home of artist Robert Lazzarini is in contract for $2.25 million, shattering the price-per-square-foot record in Queens.

The New York Post reports Lazzarini’s 1,154-square-foot condo at TF Cornerstone’s The View sold for $2.25 million, clocking in at about $1,950 per square foot.

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Halstead broker Robert Whalen said the home was gone within a week of it being listed. The condo features a chef’s kitchen, big bedrooms and a membership to the Club at 4705 Center Boulevard. The new owners, who weren’t disclosed but were represented in the deal by Modern Spaces’ Mary Beth McGill, will have three miles of protected views of Manhattan.

The View, at 46-30 Center Boulevard, is no stranger to setting price records in Queens. In September, it was reported that a penthouse was in contract for a borough record. [NYP] — James Kleimann

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