Reality TV star broker Fredrik Eklund snags $3.35M NYC condo: ‘This will be one of downtown’s ‘it’ buildings’

Reality television star and real-estate broker Fredrik Eklund has purchased a $3.35 million condo at 64 University Place , according to city Department of Finance records filed this week.

The under-the-radar, new-construction building comes with 28 units and sold out, off market, sight unseen “pretty immediately,” said Eklund, a top broker with Douglas Elliman.

Eklund told Gimme his fourth-floor unit is around 1,400 square feet, and comes with two bedrooms and 2½ bathrooms. While Miami is now his primary residence, this will be his New York base. “We are working on the closets and interiors now,” Eklund said.

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Eklund’s business partner at Douglas Elliman, John Gomes, bought a similar unit in the building as an investment, Gomes told Gimme.

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Both units feature hardwood floors, 10-foot-high ceilings and arched double windows that open to Juliet balconies.

The building also includes two $20 million penthouses that come with terraces and sold for more than $5,000 a square foot, Eklund said.

“This will be one of downtown’s ‘it’ buildings,” Eklund said. “There are arched windows, and lots of brick — the romance of old New York, but highly amenitized. People love it.”

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He added that there’s already a wait list of 150 people who want to know if a unit becomes available for rent or purchase.

Building perks include a “secret” garden with a waterfall, a gym, a lounge, a rooftop with an outdoor kitchen and a 24-hour doorman.

Added Gomes: “I think this is one of the best projects we’ve ever done. It has great layouts and it’s in a great location. We were involved from the beginning and kept it under wraps. People are so surprised. It’s been very well received and I’m glad to be a part of it.”

The developers are Argo Real Estate and Bsafal Inc.

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