From left: Elliman's Ann Lenane, the Aldyn and a great room designed by Lambertson Truex with Patrick Lonn

The Kips Bay Annual Decorator Show House will be held in an Upper West Side condominium, rather than an East Side townhouse, for the first time in its 40-year history, the New York Times reported. The move to the west side was prompted, in part, by the lack of suitable properties for the charitable event, which involves nearly 30 designers decorating rooms within the selected home. The proceeds, obtained through an admission fee, benefit the Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club, which has generated $17 million since the program’s inception in 1973. [more]

Real estate developer Janna Bullock is putting her house at 14 East 82nd Street on the market

Now that she’s unloaded 9 East 67th Street, Russian beauty and real estate developer Janna Bullock is set to put another one of her townhouses on the market. The house, at 14 East 82nd Street, will hit the market tomorrow with a price of $20 million, according to listing broker Nikki Field, a senior vice president at Sotheby’s International Realty. Bullock — well-known for successfully renovating and flipping Manhattan townhouses — purchased the house in 2005 for $12.2 million, according to city records, and hosted the Kips Bay Decorator Show there in 2007. Bullock first put the 21-foot-wide Beaux Arts mansion, designed in 1903 by C.P.H Gilbert, on the market for $25 million in the fall of 2007. She had offers for $23 and $24 million, Field said, but decided instead to take it off the market in February 2008 and remove the show-house remnants. [more]