At 15 CPW, second D-line unit on the market

June 10, 2009 05:30PM
At 15 Central Park West (left), unit 35D (right) is on the market.

A second D-line apartment at 15 Central Park West is available for resale within several weeks of the first one going on the market.

The three-bedroom, 3,173-square-foot unit 35D is on the market for $26 million, according to Streeteasy.com. Donald Opartny, a partner at Goldman Sachs, purchased the unit in January 2008 for $11.6 million.

Brown Harris Stevens' John Burger, a senior vice president and managing director, and Richard Wallgren, a BHS vice president, have the listing. Burger declined to comment on the unit, saying he is under a confidentiality agreement for the listing.

Several recent attempted flips at 15 Central Park West have been blocked by the economy. A resale penthouse saw a $32.5 million price cut in October, to $47.5 million from $80 million. Unit 2C closed for $11 million, below its original $16.5 million asking price, according to city records.

D-line apartments in the Robert A.M. Stern-designed building face northeast and have Central Park views on three sides, making them particularly desirable, Prudential Douglas Elliman Associate Broker Andre Rouch, who has the listing for 25D, told The Real Deal earlier this month.

Tags: 15 Central Park West andre rouch bhs brown harris stevens donald opartny john burger richard wallgren robert a.m. stern

Comments

Anonymous

Come on guys! The economy has stopped these attempts. I am all for making what you can but these are so badly priced it is insane. Is there something about these units the public doesn't know about- say gold buried under the floorboards

Comment #1 Posted By: Anonymous 06/10/09

Anonymous

Absolutely disgusting, greed at its worst...$8194 psf????!!!! WHAT!??? I have a bridge for sale at a better price...call me at 666-666-6666 Is it warm in here or is it me? Please leave NYC and take your greed with you!!!

Comment #2 Posted By: Anonymous 06/10/09

Anonymous

$26 million to live in the Best Buy electronics market building! HUH!

Comment #3 Posted By: Anonymous 06/10/09

Anonymous

There are 20 units for sale and 13 units for rent in this building at this time. Why?

Comment #4 Posted By: Anonymous 06/10/09

Anonymous

People want to look to up at Harlem and the east side as a view? Hopefully a dumb international person will buy it.

Comment #5 Posted By: Anonymous 06/10/09

Anonymous

John Burger is full of s---t on thid BS deal....

Comment #6 Posted By: Anonymous 06/10/09

Anonymous

As a broker for 25 years, I at first thought that this building with its A list tenants, somehow represented a store of value, but I was wrong. Its terrific, but just like any other building

Comment #7 Posted By: Anonymous 06/11/09

Eva king

At first I thought the initial buyers were purchasing to actually live there permanently, but now it appears that either they intended to flip, or, the economy is negatively affecting them, just like everyone else

Comment #8 Posted By: Eva king 06/11/09

Anonymous

and you just have to go to the ground floor to furnish that space with West Elm furniture....

Comment #9 Posted By: Anonymous 06/11/09

Anonymous

Come on TRD, your going to tell me someone at your offices isnt plugging these units? Have some integrity

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