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Here are the week’s top luxury sales

An interactive look at where the biggest deals were struck, plus total overall sales and average prices for the week (click on numbers to see data)

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Dec.December 31, 2018 02:30 PM

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Each week, The Real Deal and CityRealty look back at Manhattan’s priciest apartment sales.

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