The luxury real estate story in Manhattan for over a year has been about declining inventory and sharply rising property prices. I have had multiple bids on most of my listings in 2013. At the top of the luxury market competition for the best lines and views continued to rise over the Spring and into the early summer. This CNBC video shares a bit more of the story.
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What does $5.4 Million buy you in Manhattan? New York’s CBS 2’s Emily Smith and her camera-crew set out to find out and visited this beautiful townhouse-in-the-sky in Greenwich Village – a European inspired duplex luxury coop with custom details and a wrap-around terrace. Tony Sargent and Emily Beare of CORE share this listing on Lower Fifth Avenue in Manhattan and together had the opportunity to show WCBS’s delightful Emily Smith this New York luxury Penthouse on downtown’s coveted Gold Coast. Enjoy!
On HGTV’s Strategic Marketing competition on Selling New York, CORE associate broker and Senior Vice President, Tony Sargent and four other brokers compete to create the most innovative marketing for a luxury $7.45 Million Penthouse at 11 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village. Who will win? Read more…
Living Room of Penthouse at Devonshire House - Photo Courtesy of Stribling
The Observer just reported that Alec Baldwin secured the 4,137 square foot penthouse at the Devonshire House late last summer for $11.7 Million. The last asking price was $12.5 Million. Alec Baldwin recently left his Central Park West apartment at the famed El Dorado on the Upper West Side to make the move downtown to New York’s Greenwich Village.
Located on East 10th Street in the heart of Greenwich Village and just east of Fifth Avenue, Devonshire House is a recently converted pre-war building which had previously been a rental building. To its credit Devonshire House has ‘good bones’ meaning big windows, high ceilings and great apartment layouts. The developer added modern Manhattan amenities and re-furbished the common spaces creating one of the most desired and graciously re-designed pre-war condominiums near New York University, Union Square and a short distance from the West Village and Soho.
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- Devonshire House Exterior
