Bizzi Partners’ Tribeca condos to start at $1.3M
The Latest Project From Setai Fifth Avenue developer Bizzi & Partners – a 66-unit Tribeca condominium conversion – is...
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Setai developer pays $53M for Lower Manhattan office building
A Lower Manhattan office building has sold to an Italian real estate development firm for $53 million, according to...
Hotel portion of the Setai Fifth Ave. trades for $229M
Great Eagle Group has made a deal to Purchase The Setai Fifth Avenue hotel from 400 Fifth Realty for...
Top-floor penthouse at Midtown’s Setai hits the market for $32M
The top-floor penthouse at the 60-story Setai Fifth Avenue has come on the market for the first time with...
Developers need marketing input from the outset, says Elliman’s development marketing CEO
Development firms that build high-stakes residential buildings in New York City should adopt marketers as “integral members” of the team from the outset, Douglas...
Hotel boom underway in Fashion District
From left: Hidrock Realty founder Abraham Hidary, 960 Sixth Avenue (credit: PropertyShark) and the building that was demolished at 25 West 37th StreetLed by two forthcoming hotels from Hidrock Realty, the Fashion District is...
Full-floor Setai Fifth Avenue penthouse hits the market at $27.5M
From top left: Andrew Anderson and Gail Sankarsingh of Prudential Douglas Elliman And The Setai Fifth Avenue A 59th-floor...
Elliman tapped to market Setai Fifth Avenue
Elliman’s Karen Mansour and 400 Fifth Avenue Prudential Douglas Elliman Will Officially Be Named The New Broker For The Setai Fifth Avenue, the luxury hotel and condominium from developer Bizzi & Partners, which now...
Feldman’s HFZ and Acro finalize $80M deal for Setai
Ziel Feldman and the Setai HFZ, led by Ziel Feldman, and Israel’s Acro Group, have closed on an $80...
Former Miraval Living gets new spa operator
515 East 72nd Street The Upper East Side condominium at 515 East 72nd Street, formerly known as Miraval Living, is a getting a new, cheaper spa operator. In October, the 365-unit building parted ways...
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