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Flushing’s Sky View Parc was top-selling building of 2013

250 West Street, One Brooklyn Bridge Park also saw strong sales

From left: Sky View Parc at 4022 College Point Boulevard in Flushing and 250 West Street in Tribeca
From left: Sky View Parc at 4022 College Point Boulevard in Flushing and 250 West Street in Tribeca

Sky View Parc in Flushing was the best-selling building of 2013, with 165 units sold during that year at a median price of $677,136, according to data from PropertyShark. Though new development buildings were all the rage in 2013, many of the sales at these buildings have yet to close, and so the honors for top-selling buildings went to properties that have been on the market for a little longer, the data show.

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A Battery Park City tower at 225 Rector Place was next on the list, with 111 units sold in 2013. The median price of units sold at the building was $738,231. The chic Tribeca condominium conversion 250 West Street – which briefly caught the attention of Leonardo DiCaprio – came in third, with 103 units sold at a median price of $2.95 million.

Other notable buildings on the list include One Brooklyn Bridge Park, which has lured in the likes of Elizabeth Stribling, And 515 East 72nd Street, according to the PropertyShark data seen by Curbed. [Curbed]  – Hiten Samtani

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