NewYork
In Manhattan, for the 7 days leading up to Sunday May 23, there were 37 signed contracts of properties listed for more than $4 million, marking 16 weeks of increased sales. [Mansion Global]
An approximately 3,600 sqft open industrial loft built in 1900 with the original 11 ft tin ceilings, white enamel plank floors and 7 columns goes to contract after asking $5.8 million. 133 Wooster Street is on the corner of Prince and Wooster in the SoHo Cast Iron District. [Mansion Global]
PHJ opens to a dramatic entrance foyer with a 50 ft skylight and sculptural staircase leading up 3 floors to a private rooftop terrace. The 4,000 sqft 4 Bedroom 4.5 Bath triplex has an open living/dining floor plan with chef’s kitchen on the 11th floor. The 12 floor has the master suite with dual bathrooms, two custom closets, a den and two additional bedrooms. 260 Park Avenue South is a 12 story building between 20 and 21st street that was converted to condominiums in 2004. Building amenities include a new fitness center, a landscaped lobby, multiple roof decks, bike storage and a 24-hour doorman. [Mansion Global]
