NYC’s Top Deals: Cohen & Steers’ Martin Cohen sells UES mansion for $ 21 million

NYC’s Top Deals: Cohen & Steers’ Martin Cohen sells UES mansion for $ 21 million

There were 247 transactions of a total of $ 437 million registered in New York City during the last 24 hours from 4 p.m. on Tuesday 9 September.

🏆 Residential: The most expensive residential deal in New York was for a Lenox Hill Mansion. Martin Cohenchairman and co-founder of investment firm Cohen & Steers, and his wife Michele Cohen Shoot a mansion 16 East 64th Street For $ 21 million, 2 percent of the $ 21.5 million that they had paid for it two decades ago. The buyer of the 20-foot wide, neo-federal mansion, which dates from 1878, was Rosehill investors VI LLC. The house has five bedrooms, a marble stairs, two terraces, a gym and a sauna. It went on the market in March 2024 for $ 25 million. Thomas Wexler And Tyler Wexler With Leslie J. Garfield had the list.

🏆 Commercial: The best commercial transaction was on the Upper West Side, where a 15 -storey building, mixed use 2333 Broadwayalso known as 250 West 85th Street, Traded for $ 66 million. The seller was Heller Realty And the buyer was Benchmark Real Estate Group. The real estate of 112,000 square feet, which has 125 apartments, has been bound by the Heller Company for decades. The building does not seem to have available units, but a pillow with one bedroom was mentioned for a basehire of $ 4,595 in July.

📊 Residential: A sponsor unit at the Surrey Residences at 20 East 76th StreetDeveloped by the Reuben Reuben brothersIn Lenox Hill changed ownership of his asking price of $ 9 million, or almost $ 4,300 per square foot. The buyer was Chapter2 11b LLC. The two -bedroom apartment, 2,100 square foot went on the market with Douglas Elliman’s Michelle Griffith And Lauren must in September 2024.

📊 Residential: In Park slope, Philip and Josephine Teverow separated with a mansion at 323 Garfield Placewhich they had for almost 30 years, For $ 6.1 million. Philip Teverow founded natural food company regular brands. The buyers were Benjamin ElgaA lawyer who is the founder of executive director of Justice Catalyst and Justice Catalyst Law, and Dr. Lauren StosselA psychiatrist. The four -storey house has six bedrooms and is configured as a single -family home, but can also be used as a duplex. The real estate went on the market for $ 5.5 million in April. Compass’ Kirsten Lyretto And Lindsay Owen Had the list.

📊 Residential: In Lenox Hill, a sponsor unit on the entire floor, five bedrooms on the 74 201 East 74th Streetdeveloped by You live in group, Sold for just under $ 11.5 million. The buyer was Agiar2LLC. Douglas Elliman’s Barbara Ruso, Danielle Englishbardt, Christopher Saralness And Elena Sarkissian Had the offer, which went live in February 2024 for $ 12.7 million. The deal poth Lost out of up to around $ 3,000 per square foot.

📊 Commercial: The Victoria CB Young Trustof Robert C. Mayer, Jr. As a Trustee, a duplex scooped up 407 Second Street In Park Slope for $ 4.9 million. The seller was bound to an LLC Julien BonnevilleFounder and CEO of Theguarantors, a rental protection company, which had paid $ 3.1 million for the property in 2014. The 20-foot-wide Brownstone was for sale in June with an asking price of approximately $ 4.8 million. Douglas Elliman’s Aran Scott, Peter Perez, Anthony Roll. And Phil Johnson represented the seller.

By the figures: Washington, DC Home Sales Tumble in the middle of the presence of the National Guard

Under the best markets in the country, awaiting house sales have fallen the most in Washington, DC – probably because of seasonal trends that hit the capital of the nation particularly hard and a barrage of news stories that have not necessarily painted the city in the best light.

From August 4 to August 31, the turnover deals that went into contract with 10.6 percent compared to the previous four-week period, 28 July to 24 August, according to an analysis by the real deal of data from Brokerage Redfin.

Los Angeles was the only top 10 market where awaiting deals rose during this time, by 1.5 percent. Miamis was almost flat, because in anticipation of sales there ran with only 0.4 percent.

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