And the neighborhood is not alone. The Flatiron District, Lenox Hill and the Upper West Side not only have relatively low levels of existing condo inventory, but also have declining pipelines â€' creating a healthier supply-demand equilibrium...

A&E bought the Upper West Side rental at a cost of about $683,000 per apartment...

GID Development, for example, tapped different firms to do just that at its three-building mega project on the Upper West Side known as Waterline Square...

Clockwise from left: 30 Hudson Yards, Central Park Tower, Gary Barnett, Ric Clark, Stephen Ross and One Manhattan West One look at the Far West Clockwise from left: 30 Hudson Yards, Central Park Tower, Gary Barnett, Ric Clark, Stephen Ross and One Manhattan West One look at the Far West...

To that end, in 2017, Compass opened three new NYC offices â€' on the Upper West Side, the Upper East Side and Cobble Hill...

Despite a sagging luxury market, Barnett and a handful of other developers are shooting for ambitious sellouts. Appearing on this list are Bizzi & Partners' long-delayed supertall at 125 Greenwich Street, the Elad Group and Peebles Corporation's drama-soaked Clock Tower conversion in Tribeca, and HFZ Capital's conversion of the historic Belnord on the Upper West Side...

Price matters. That’s the takeaway from a look at the 10 priciest residential sales of 2017. Like years past, the list was dominated by new developments. ButPrice matters. That’s the takeaway from a look at the 10 priciest residential sales of 2017. Like years past, the list was dominated by new developments. But...

Per CityRealty, 47 percent of the condo sales volume was Downtown, with 24 percent in Midtown, 14 percent on the Upper East Side, 10 percent on the Upper West Side and 5 percent in FiDi...

Coming in at No. 3 in the resale ranking was Brown Harris Stevens’ Lisa Lippman with $160.3 million in closed sell-side deals, including a co-op at the famed San Remo on the Upper West Side owned by Goldman Sachs’ David Solomon that sold for $21.5 million...

He knows from experience. In April, he closed the $45 million sale of Demi Moore’s penthouse at the San Remo on the Upper West Side...

Kondylis, a giant in the industry best known for his extensive design work for Donald Trump, went on to form another firm in 2010. At the time, Hill told the Architectural Record that the split was due to “competing visions” â€' that he and his partners wanted to focus on New York projects rather than international ones. In the past seven years, GHW has become one of the city’s most prolific firms, taking on high-profile clients like Extell Development, Silverstein Properties and Forest City Ratner. The firm was tapped to work on two projects in Long Island City this year. One is Chris Jiashu Xu's proposed 79-story, 779,958-square-foot residential tower at 23-15 44 Drive. The other is Stawski Partners' mixed-use, 934,864-square-foot tower at 23-03 44th Road. GHW is also working on three buildings at Waterline Square, a long-delayed residential development project on the Upper West Side...

Our ranking only includes senior mortgages filed in public records, which means two big construction loans didn't make the cut. In September, SL Green Realty announced it had closed on a $1.5 billion construction loan for its One Vanderbilt office development from a syndicate including Wells Fargo, The Bank of New York Mellon, JP Morgan Chase, TD Bank and Bank of China. But the bulk of the loan has yet to hit public records. And in November, GID Development and Henley Holding landed a $1.23 billion construction loan for the Waterline Square megadevelopment on the Upper West Side from a syndicate including Wells Fargo, HSBC, JPMorgan Chase and the National Bank of Abu Dhabi...

From left: Rendering 66 Hudson Boulevard and 200 Amsterdam Place (inset: From left, Bjarke Ingels and Steven Pozycki) Last month, Tishman Speyer filed plans for the From left: Rendering 66 Hudson Boulevard and 200 Amsterdam Place (inset: From left, Bjarke Ingels and Steven Pozycki) Last month, Tishman Speyer filed plans for the...

18. The buyer, RCR Management, is a New Jersey-based company mostly active on the Upper West Side...

His largest project was the conversion of a batch of post-war high-rises that were part of the Upper West Side’s Park West Village complex...

Just two new co-op plans were filed in 2015, and two more so far this year: a conversion at the 92-unit 644 Riverside Drive in Hamilton Heights, and a 39-unit new development at 269 West 87th Street on the Upper West Side...

Among mid-sized firms, Sotheby’s posted the biggest gains in pure dollars with its $430 million dollar volume increase â€' a 32 percent jump from 2015. In addition, it saw its agent count rise by nearly 27 percent to 242 as it opened a new Upper West Side office...

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From left: 400 West 61st Street, One Vanderbilt in Midtown East and Queens Park Plaza in Long Island City Though new Manhattan developments were the heaviest From left: 400 West 61st Street, One Vanderbilt in Midtown East and Queens Park Plaza in Long Island City Though new Manhattan developments were the heaviest...

Led by Ben Heller and Arnold Simon, Heller owns dozens of rental buildings in prime Manhattan areas such as the Upper West Side and the East Village...

Chelsea and Midtown West are each expected to see roughly 2,500 new condos hit the market in the next three years, according to Corcoran Sunshine data, while the Financial District, with roughly 2,000 units, is “coming back with a vengeance,” said Mack. Midtown East and the East Village are projected to get 1,400 units each, followed by the Upper East Side (1,200 units) and Upper West Side (1,000 units)...

The top 10 flips in that period netted sellers a combined 26 percent profit on their initial investment. The biggest profit came from a $10 million penthouse, at Bazbaz Development’s 101 West 87th Street on the Upper West Side...

“We just listed a beautiful apartment, well over $10 million, on the Upper West Side, we had an over-ask, accepted offer within one day,” she said, noting that the condo at 535 West End Avenue was asking $11.95 million...

From left: Michael Shvo, 220 Central Park South and Miki Naftali It’s no secret that prices for both luxury condos and development sites are surging From left: Michael Shvo, 220 Central Park South and Miki Naftali It’s no secret that prices for both luxury condos and development sites are surging...

These neighborhoods are generally the most sought-after in the city, with pricier listings that translate into hefty commissions. Not surprisingly, among the most heated of these areas are Chelsea, Tribeca and the Upper East and Upper West Sides...