Full-floor condos list together for $37M in Gramercy Park
Two entire floors of a luxury condominium building in Gramercy Park hit the market for $37.65 million.
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Big-name buyers opt for small luxury buildings
More high-end buyers in New York City are opting to live in buildings with fewer — but spacious —...
18 Gramercy Park ranked highest-priced new project of 2013
The most expensive new development in Manhattan in 2013 was the Zeckendorfs’ 18 Gramercy Park, where closed sales averaged...
Numbers to know: the Bronx grows cold, a royal lawsuit, a pricey pad … and more
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Numbers to know: Touraine steals the show, 18 Gramercy Park stays in the game … and more
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Numbers to know: Zillow’s stock drops post-StreetEasy acquisition, 18 Gramercy Park blows away the neighborhood … and more
“Numbers to know” is a weekly web feature that catalogues the most notable, quirky and surprising real estate statistics. Zillow’s stock dipped immediately following...
NYC developers eye Miami’s “limited edition” condos
From the South Florida site: The Miami trend of “limited-edition” condominiums has caught on in the Big Apple, Forbes...
18 Gramercy Park sales break price records
Now that sales are closing at 18 Gramercy Park, it’s become clear that the Zeckendorf brothers’ luxury condominium conversion has broken neighborhood price records, just as expected. Two units at the property sold for...
NYC buyers, developers put more stock in closets
Closets: they’re not just for skeletons anymore. Beyond mere storage space, closets are becoming an increasingly important factor in...
Zeckendorfs, Stern to pair up again for UES condo tower: report
Considering the success of 15 Central Park West and 18 Gramercy Park, it looks like Arthur and William Zeckendorf...
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