Marcus Lemonis Buys UES Townhouse with Sordid Past
Last month, we reported that 34 East 62nd Street – a single family home built in 2011 at the former site of a townhouse which had been blown up by …
Category: Real Estate
Steve Mnuchin Sells Park Ave Duplex
The former secretary of the treasury has sold his Park Avenue duplex for $22.5 million, The New York Times reports. The apartment, which had been in the Mnuchin family since …
A Major Hospital Expansion
UES residents can expect temporary disruptions during an upcoming local hospital’s major expansion along the FDR Drive. The construction is due to commence in the weeks ahead.
A Real Estate Battle on Second Avenue
A battle is brewing on Second Avenue. A developer’s plan to build a 22-story apartment building is being stalled by a “local real estate dynasty” with no ownership stake in …
7,000 Square Feet of Carnegie Hill Eye Candy
A townhouse at 25 East 92nd Street has hit the market for a cool $17.95 million (with a tax bill of $10,215 per month). The five floor, 1920 townhouse is …
UES Townhouse – Blown Up by Doctor in 2006 – Sells for $20 Million
From the ashes rises the phoenix. Usually. But from the ashes of an Upper East Side historic brownstone rose a $20 million contract.
First Avenue Tenant Refuses Extell’s Buy-Out
Greg Marshall, a long-time tenant of a low-rise building on 86th and First Avenue, isn’t planning on going anywhere. Extell bought the building, along with the others on the block, …
$60 Million Co-op Sale Sets Six Year Record
An Upper East Side penthouse triplex has sold for $60 million, setting a record for the most expensive Manhattan co-op sale since 2015, Mansion Global reports.
An Addition to Billionaire’s Row
Real estate developer MRR Capital Investments is planning a new tower at 126 East 57th Street, between Park and Lexington Avenues, Crain’s reports. ODA Architecture will lead the design for …
Beaux Arts Buildings of East 62nd Street
Beaux Arts architecture is a New York City staple adapted from the L’Ecole des Beaux-Arts (The School of Fine Arts) in Paris. Popular in the late 1880s to early 1920s, …
