151 Wooster Street, Apt 4B/5B

“Out of the Box” is a term often used when people dream about their renovation process.  But at some point during the process, budget constraints and potential resale value questions force a change of heart. Not here, however.  Few apartments are as eye-popping as 4B/5B at 151 Wooster Street.  Designed by world renowned designer Ken Fulk, this palatial loft spans 6,014 square feet, not an inch of which should be missed.  ...

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A Little Island Sprouts Out of the Hudson

It’s hard to miss the futuristic tulip-shaped columns rising out of the Hudson River just below 14th Street. There is nothing quite like it in Manhattan. At first glance, it could pass as a miniature golf course, new theme park, or even a space station rather than a floating verdant garden. It’s Little Island, one of the most imaginative parks in New York City and it's now open to the ...

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10 Little West Street, Penthouse 1C

There is an allure and a bit of mystery about living on the water’s edge. The horizon beckons. One can’t help but wonder the worldly destinations of the passengers and the cargo heading out to sea. Each voyage has its own tale. Penthouse 1C at 10 Little West Street at the southern tip of Manhattan maintains a constant eye on the harbor and the vastness beyond. This four-bedroom home offers 3,042 ...

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Manhattan, Upper West Side, One Bedrooms Under $500K

There’s something satisfying about a good deal. It makes you feel smart, savvy and that you came out a winner. That’s why we’re showing you three great deals currently available on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. These full-sized one-bedroom apartments can each be had for under $500,000. Yes, you read that correctly. Let’s see what you get. 230 West End Avenue, 8-F This prewar co-op building, with its handsome brick façade, ...

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Manhattan | June 2021

According to New York City records, the median price for an apartment in Manhattan in the month of June was $1,184,694. This price represents a 25.4% increase from last year’s median price of $944,000. Not surprisingly, the number of sales increased dramatically, almost 75%, climbing from 754 to 1,317. So, what exactly does $1.184 million get you in Manhattan today? Let’s take a look. Search no further than the Park Loggia at ...

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