From left: Tory Burch and 350 Hudson Street (credit: PropertyShark)
Luxury fashion designer Tory Burch has inked a 10-year lease for 80,000 square feet at 350 Hudson Street in Hudson Square, GlobeSt.com reported. The space encompasses the building’s entire fifth and sixth floors. [more]
Morad Fareed and 66 East 11th Street
A Greenwich Village parking spot will hit the market for $1 million, making it the most expensive space in the city. The New York Post reported a 12-foot wide by 23-foot long spot in a private garage at Morad Fareed’s forthcoming condominium development at 66 East 11th Street will be the city’s first seven-figure parking space when construction is complete in the fall and the Attorney General’s office signs off on the conversion. [more]
12 East 13th Street (credit: PropertyShark)
A 45,032-square-foot, eight-story former Hertz garage in Greenwich Village is now on the market for potential conversion into a hotel, office or residential space. The New York Post reported that the ultimate sales price is expected to exceed $600 per square-foot, or more than $30 million total.
Steve Hornstock, Alan Cohen and Adam Maxson of ABS Partners have the listing for the property, which is located at 12 East 13th Street, between University Place and Fifth Avenue. Many of those interested in the property, according to unnamed sources to the Post, are planning on having four to five apartments on each 5,441-square-foot floor. [more]
From left: Joseph Evangelisti, 18 Grove Street exterior and a living room in the townhouse
Things aren’t all bad for Joseph Evangelisti, the top spokesperson for JPMorgan Chase who is managing the fallout of a reported $2 billion loss from the firm’s chief investment office trading desk. Bloomberg News reported he sold his West Village townhouse for $6.7 million. The four-story home, at 18 Grove Street on the corner of Bedford Street, first hit the market in November 2008 with an asking price of $7.9 million. [more]
From left: the exterior of 102 Bedford Street, the interior of the unit, Miles Davis and Debi Mazar
Calling all starving artists. Kenny White, a singer-songwriter who owns an “artist’s garret” at the West Village’s storied Twin Peaks co-op building, slashed the price of his apartment by $225,000 yesterday to $1.45 million, or about 13 percent less than when it first hit the market in mid-February. [more]
Pier 40
Pier 40 could be home to a new 600,000-square-foot housing development. The Villager reported that a new study focused on the best ways to enhance the economic outlook for the cash-strapped Hudson River Park proposes housing on the pier as a way to bring in some income and save the now-decaying pier. [more]
From left: the backyard at 64 Perry Street, the front exterior of 64 Perry Street, the cast of "Sex and the City" and the interior of 64 Perry Street
Much ink has been spilt this past week over the $9.85 million sale of 64 Perry Street, the West Village townhouse that supposedly stood in for Carrie Bradshaw’s stoop on “Sex and the City.” While the hoopla is somewhat misplaced – it was actually No. 66 that served as the famous façade – the circumstances of the sale do involve a love affair. At least, of the real estate variety. [more]
The Manhattan Theatre Source at 177 MacDougal Street
The West Village building that formerly housed the Manhattan Theatre Source, a non-profit arts organization that rented out space to emerging independent theatre production artists, has traded for $5.7 million, according to public records filed with the city Tuesday.
According to the deed, Daniel Birnant, a partner at Waverly Realty, sold the property, at 177 MacDougal Street between West 8th Street and MacDougal Alley, to an entity named Clinton Eight Realty, LLC. Jay Neveloff, a partner at Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel, who is the lawyer listed on the deed, confirmed that his client had purchased the property, but declined to reveal his or her identity. Neveloff noted that the space was vacant. [more]
From left: the Olsen twins and 609 Greenwich Street (credit: PropertyShark)
It won’t be a full house, so to speak, but it will be enough. The Row, Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen’s clothing company, will occupy approximately 32,000 square feet of space at 609 Greenwich Street in the West Village, the New York Observer reported. The space encompasses the building’s entire second and third floors. [more]
Jennifer Aniston, 299 West 12th Street and her 17th floor unit
Less than a year after acquiring a pair of West Village condominium units for $7.01 million, Jennifer Aniston has sold them for a half-million dollar loss, the New York Post reported. The units, a pair of one-bedrooms on the 17th floor of 299 West 12th Street, were listed with Bruce Ehrmann, who recently moved to Prudential Douglas Elliman from Stribling & Associates. [more]
