Double tap: Here’s a look at the best shots shared on Instagram this week

A lot went down in the world of real estate this past week — and Instagram was there for us to document it all.

Here’s a look at some of the best uploads from around New York, Miami and Los Angeles.

1. Field Condition, which documents construction around the city, shared this picture of 15 Hudson Yards. The first of four penthouses at the 88-story residential tower hit the market this week. The asking price? $32 million.

15 Hudson Yards by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with Rockwell Group.

A post shared by Field Condition (@field_condition) on Sep 20, 2017 at 4:30pm PDT

2. Beam me up, Scotty: The supertall 432 Park Avenue has a supernatural feel in this shot shared by rental brokerage Nooklyn. Original credit goes to the company’s CTO, Moiz K. Malik.

Photo by @moizkmalik

A post shared by NOOKLYN (@nooklyn) on Sep 20, 2017 at 5:53pm PDT

3. Stargazers at Grand Central Terminal were treated to a different show this week. The faces of influential women scientists lit up the ceiling of the Main Concourse for three days — and it was indeed lit.

@generalelectric gives everyone another reason to look up in the Main Concourse. Today and tomorrow from 6am to midnight, you can experience Unseen Stars, where our constellations are transformed into women in STEM. #BalanceTheEquation

A post shared by Grand Central Terminal (@grandcentralnyc) on Sep 20, 2017 at 7:30am PDT

4. Architectural photographer Pavel Bendov has a bird’s eye view of Park La Brea Apartments in Los Angeles.

Park La Brea Apartments in Los Angeles

A post shared by Pavel Bendov (@archexplorer) on Sep 19, 2017 at 5:33am PDT

5. It’s really happening: Salt Bae, who became Internet famous for his sultry salting of meat, is opening his first U.S. restaurant in Brickell, Fla. This Insta upload gives us a “taste” of what’s to come.

Feeling salty? The internet sensation known at #SaltBae is opening his first U.S. restaurant in Brickell. #DowntownMiami

A post shared by Downtown Miami (DDA) (@downtownmia) on Sep 21, 2017 at 2:30pm PDT

6. @ch3m1st catches the reflection of the Lower Manhattan skyline off Jane’s Carousel in Brooklyn Bridge Park.

An evening with the Leica M10 #inAnewLight

A post shared by Lex Z • NYC (@ch3m1st) on Sep 21, 2017 at 4:40pm PDT

7. Is that Venus Williams? Why yes, it is. The pro tennis legend stopped by The Real Deal’s Hudson Yards headquarters this week to show off her table tennis skills — and let’s just say, she is the real deal.

Look who joined us for an afternoon ping pong session @venuswilliams

A post shared by The Real Deal (@trdny) on Sep 20, 2017 at 4:20pm PDT

8. The Four Seasons in Miami is draped in sunset in this picture from @highdrone.

#highresolution http://goo.gl/8aHgMU

A post shared by Mr. E (@highdrone) on Sep 20, 2017 at 3:21pm PDT

9. Contemporary artist Nathan Sawaya brings LEGOs to life with his latest installation, “Park People.” The LEGO brick sculptures were seen pondering the meaning of life outside the Wells Fargo Center in Downtown Los Angeles.

Don’t miss the awesome Lego #ParkPeople display by Nathan Sawaya at Wells Fargo Plaza in #DTLA. Kudos to @brookfielddtla for a great display #LoveBrookfieldDTLA #dtla #dtlarising #dtlalove #brookfield #brookfielddtla #publicart #legos #NathanSawaya #mustsee #downtown #downtownla #la #losangeles #losangelesart

A post shared by DTLA Rising (@dtla_rising) on Sep 21, 2017 at 1:28pm PDT

10. This photo was captured inside the Woolworth Building, where Alchemy Properties is converting the top floors into condos. It was reported this week that the penthouse unit officially hit the market for $110 million.

The view from inside of one of the #homes within the #CondoConversion at the #WoolworthBuilding. Imagine getting to see that much history within the #terracotta frame work on the 43rd floor on such a #legendary structure… such beautiful and rich work that almost no other person has seen… especially from the ground… Imagine having this gorgeous view of NYC framed by this #art; the kind of art/construction not done in DECADES… outside of every window of of EVERY room in your home. SO f’n cool!! _________________________ #NYC #RealEstate #ilovemyjob #grind #skyscraper #motivation #dreamhome #luxury #tribeca #cityhall #architecture #bigapple

A post shared by Cecil Weeks (@cecilinthecity) on Sep 20, 2017 at 8:33pm PDT

Catch these photos and more by following The Real Deal on Instagram. Be sure to also check out The Real Deal South Florida and The Real Deal Los Angeles.