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The Big Apple's high-end condominiums, co-ops and townhouses were in high demand in June 2025, with 153 deals valued at $4 ...
Cash is king when it comes to buying a home in Manhattan. Stubbornly high mortgage rates and other factors are making the ...
Sales of high-end condos and co-ops jumped 18% in the second quarter compared to a year ago, with the median price reaching ...
Manhattan’s luxury sector outpaced the overall market, as prices and transactions rose annually, per Miller Samuel’s ...
Buyers signed contracts for more than 150 properties in the borough between June 1 and June 29, per Olshan Realty’s report.
Head to Central Park Tower and One Wall Street — two gleaming new NYC condos — where the luxe wellness offerings match the ...
The numbers support this. Luxury Manhattan home sales were up 87.4 percent annually in the fourth quarter of 2021, according to appraiser Miller Samuel, which defines the luxury market as the top 10 ...
Meanwhile, luxury units continue to be added to the market. Over 25 percent of Manhattan’s newly built luxury condos remain unsold, and prices may have finally begun to adjust to that glut of ...
The epic conversion of One Wall Street from offices to luxury condos poses a big risk for developer Harry Macklowe, who’s invested $1.5 billion in the landmarked former Irving Bank tower.
A Luxury Condo Tower in Downtown Manhattan A former Moody's office building, 30 Park Place was converted into a Four Seasons hotel and more than 150 luxury condominiums ...
Demand in Manhattan’s super-high-end condo market has dried up amid global economic jitters, just as the market has been flooded with supply. ... Luxury Condo Boom Is Ending in Manhattan.
A Manhattan luxury condo development site where construction stalled has found a new owner. Victor Sigoura's Legion Investment Group bought the property at 540 W. 21st St. in Chelsea for $87.4 ...
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