The ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ Townhouse Lists for $15 Million
A townhouse made famous as a star location in one of New York's best-loved films has just hit the market for $15 million.
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Weill Cornell Medicine Opens New Student Residence on York Avenue
Weill Cornell Medicine has officially opened its new Feil Family and Weill Family Residence Hall, a 16-story building which will house 272 medical students.
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Goddard School to Open New Location on East 63rd Street
A private educational organization geared toward children from six weeks to six years old is set to open a new Upper East Side location.
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Blackstone Led Consortium Sues Developers of UES Medical Building
A group of investors including alternative asset manager Blackstone have filed a lawsuit against the current developers of a medical office building on the Upper East Side
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Barbara Corcoran Lists Fifth Avenue Penthouse for $12 Million
Real estate mogul Barbara Corcoran has put her four-bedroom, six-bathroom Upper East Side penthouse up for sale just ten years after acquiring it
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Browning School to Open New Upper School Campus on East 64th Street This Fall
The Browning School is poised to inaugurate its new upper school facility at 337 East 64th Street this fall
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Upper East Side Tops NYC Real Estate Market in Q1 2025 Sales Volume
The Upper East Side recorded the highest number of home sales in New York City during the first quarter of 2025
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Literary Icon George Plimpton’s UES Duplex Listed for $5.3 Million: SEE IT
A piece of literary history on the Upper East Side is now up for grabs
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The Upper East Side’s Art Deco Masterpieces
Despite the Upper East Side’s conservative architectural aura, Manhattan’s Gold Coast still boasts flashes of Art Deco wonder sprinkled among its turn-of-the-century Beaux-Arts townhouses, late
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Tenant Sues UES Landlord for $60 Million, Claims Unlawful Eviction
An Upper East Side landlord has reportedly been hit with a $60 million lawsuit for allegedly evicting a tenant, then renting out his apartment without removing his belongings.
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