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These are the latest, greatest residential sales in NYC

Rudin sells West Village townhouse for $20M

Clockwise from left: 91 Leonard Street, 141 West 11th Street, 520 Park Avenue and 115 Central Park West (Credit: StreetEasy, Google Maps)
Clockwise from left: 91 Leonard Street, 141 West 11th Street, 520 Park Avenue and 115 Central Park West (Credit: StreetEasy, Google Maps)

In recent New York residential deals, fashion designer Luca Orlandi parted with his Upper East Side townhouse for $27 million and the estate of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman shed a West Village condominium for about $2.6 million. Here are some other eye-popping residential sales in the Big Apple this month.

Source: A TRD analysis of public records filed with the New York City Department of Finance from Sept. 9 to Sept. 20.

1.) A 28th-floor sponsor unit at Zeckendorf Development’s ultraluxe 520 Park Avenue sold to 520 Park 28 LLC for $23.5 million. The treasurer of the company is Christine Jha, who appears to be the managing director and deputy chief financial officer of financial services firm Orix USA. The four-bedroom, full-floor home measures 4,628 square feet, pricing the deal at about $5,078 per square foot.

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2.)An anonymous buyer scooped up a townhouse at 141 West 11th Street in the West Village for $19.995 million, or about $2,718 per square foot. The 7,357-square-foot property is one of five townhouses at Rudin Management Company’s The Greenwich Lane, which features such amenities as a 25-meter pool, hot tub and golf simulator. The six-story home just acquired was listed in 2015 at $26.5 million.

3.) Lucyna Fraga and Arminio Fraga Neto sold a co-op at The Majestic, aka 115 Central Park West, for $7.85 million. Fraga Neto was chief of Brazil’s central bank from 1999 to 2002. The new owner is Sascha Greenberg. The three-bedroom home hit the market in April with an asking price of $8.45 million.

4.) For about $5.3 million, professional hockey player Kevin Shattenkirk bought an eighth-floor unit at Toll Brothers City Living’s 91 Leonard Street in Tribeca. The 2,615-square-foot, four-bedroom unit had been on the market since 2017, asking $5.2 million, according to StreetEasy. Amenities at the 19-story building include a sauna, fitness center, rooftop terrace and pool.

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