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Normally, death is poison to real estate. Normally.
The five-unit
Corcoran’s Darren Kearns, who had the listing with Jim Farah, said the buyer was a finance type, as were three out of the four other buyers in the building (the black sheep was a European who bought the infamous fourth-floor loft). This seems like a lot of penthouse for a vanilla banker, The Observer pointed out. "It was a very substantial vanilla banker," Mr. Kearns replied.
His favorite feature about the condo, which was revamped in 2003 by Roger Marvel Architects, is its mix of “really traditional, prewar-style
The penthouse features 7,600 square feet of interior space and 3,400 feet of outdoor space across three terraces. “it almost feels like you’re at a mid-century home in
As if this was not enough star power, the loft even has its own movie...