Carrie Chiang and 131 East 64th Street
David Seldin, the former president of the Jacksonville Jaguars NFL team, has switched the brokers marketing his townhouse at 131 East 64th Street in Lenox Hill and cut the price for the third time since he listed it about 2.5 years ago, StreetEasy shows. [more]
The interior of 106 East 71st Street
A 25-foot wide limestone townhouse on the Upper East Side has sold for $22.9 million, the New York Times reported. The 17-room property at 106 East 71st Street was most recently listed for $26.5 million. [more]
Dolly Lenz, 120 East 71st Street, Carrie Chiang
The owners of a historic Upper East Side townhouse known as the “Mayflower House” have swapped brokers once again, this time trading Douglas Elliman powerbroker Dolly Lenz for Carrie Chiang and Richard Phan of the Corcoran Group, StreetEasy shows. [more]
From left: 2012 Manhattan Salesperson of the Year Wendy Sarasohn with Pamela Liebman; 2012 Manhattan Team of the Year Carrie Chiang and Janet Wang; and Maurice Singer and Yael Epstein with 2012 Brooklyn Salesperson of the Year Deborah Rieders.
The noted broker team of Carrie Chiang and Janet Wang took home the Corcoran Group’s award for the Manhattan broker team of the year at the firm’s annual awards ceremony, held earlier this month at hip Meatpacking restaurant Ajna. The pair produced sales in excess of $400 million in 2012, the company said. In 2011, that award went to Leighton Candler, who nabbed the Eastside salesperson of the year award this year. [more]
From left: Jeff Urwin, the entrance to 15 East 80th Street, its interior and Carrie Chiang
A five-story Upper East Side Beaux-Arts townhouse owned by JPMorgan Chase’s Jeff Urwin has traded hands for $24.75 million, according to public records filed with the city today. Carrie Chiang of the Corcoran Group had the listing, which entered contract in late September and transferred on Dec. 18, the deed shows. [more]
Carrie Chiang, with an exterior and interior shot of 7 West 54th Street
The Lehman Art House has undergone a price cut from $65 million to $49.9 million, Curbed reported. But even with the 25 percent cut, the asking price still makes the art house New York’s most expensive office property on a price-per-square-foot basis. [more]
From left: Carrie Chiang, Deborah Kern, Leonard Steinberg, Eva Mohr and Wendy Greenbaum
Sources: Streeteasy.com and The Real Deal. Footnotes: Data is for closed deals filed with the city this week through Friday. The chart only includes sellers’ brokers, because buyers’ brokers’ names are not available in city data or listings. The data does not include deals in contract. To obtain broker information, listing information was compared with sales records filed with the city. Only deals where an individual broker and address can be identified are included. As a result, private sales, listings where an address has not been provided and new development sales by a sales center are not included.
From left: Derek Jeter and interior shots of his penthouse apartment
Baseball shortstop Derek Jeter has sold his 88th floor penthouse apartment inside the Trump World Tower at 845 United Nations Plaza for $15.5 million, according to city records filed today. The deed shows the date of sale as September 25 to an entity named SARA RS LLC.
The Department of State links the LLC to a Silvio Luiz Reichert. Sonia Col, who is listed as the buyer’s attorney in the deed, did not immediately return a call seeking comment on the purchaser and his professional work. [more]
Carrie Chiang and her former townhouse on West 74th Street
Top Corcoran Group broker Carrie Chiang has found a buyer for her Upper West Side brownstone, six months after she put it on the market for $9.8 million.
According to public records filed with the city on Friday, Chiang appears to have sold the 21-foot-wide property at 238 West 74th Street to New York-based real estate investor Arthur Minerof for $8.8 million. The buyer is listed in records as Milan Associates, an entity affiliated with Minerof, who also heads Franpearl Equities. [more]
Carrie Chiang and the exterior and interior of the 74th Street brownstone
Top-ranking Corcoran broker Carrie Chiang has put her own 21-foot-wide, single-family brownstone at 238 West 74th Street on the rental market, after failing to find a buyer for it after 70 days on the sales market, according to data from Streeteasy.com.
Chiang, who has reportedly helped stars such as Jim Carrey and Barbara Streisand find homes, took the property off the sales market yesterday and relisted it for rent, asking $35,000 a month, Streeteasy shows. Chiang originally listed it for sale at $9.8 million, but the price was dropped to $9.25 million earlier this month. [more]
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