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Out-of-this-world NYC skyscraper aims to hang from an asteroid
Ever wonder what a building would look like hanging over Manhattan — because it drapes down over the city from outer space? An architecture firm has formally drafted renderings for the unusual concept. The firm Clouds Architecture Office has fully imagined a particularly pie-in-the-sky development plan, namely to hang a skyscraper upside-down from an asteroid so that it hovers over New York City. “Analemma Tower is a proposal for the world’s tallest building ever,” reads a description of the otherworldly structure on Clouds’ website. “Harnessing the power of planetary design thinking, it taps into the desire for extreme height, seclusion and constant...
DJ Hannah Bronfman’s Gilded Age childhood mansion has its asking price nearly halved to $12.99M
The childhood home of DJ and entrepreneur Hannah Bronfman — one of the rare landmarked Gilded Age mansions to grace the Upper West Side — is now on sale for half off. The red brick and limestone mansion at 337 Riverside Drive hit the market for $24 million last May and now asks $12.99 million following a broker swap. “It’s a beautiful, rare estate, and it’s priced to sell,” said broker Carl Gambino who is listing the turn-of-the-century property with fellow Compass broker Oliver Gold. DJ Hannah Bronfman’s childhood NYC mansion asks $20 million The 35-foot-wide, five-story residence is known as River Mansion —...
Yoko Ono lists first NYC home she shared with John Lennon for $5.5M
A two-story Soho building bought by the late John Lennon and Yoko Ono in 1971 has hit the market for the first time in a half century. The brick, bluestone and terra cotta structure at 496 Broome St. was the first residence the pair purchased together in New York City, two years before they famously moved to the Upper West Side’s Dakota, where Lennon was gunned down. Now, more 50 years later, Ono — who has retained control of the property since buying it — and her son, Sean Ono Lennon, have listed it for sale with company JLL, for an asking...
304 Lyncroft Road, New Rochelle, NY 10804, New Rochelle, NY 10804 - $999,000
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Dazzling NYC duplex once owned by Sen. Jacob K. Javits graces the market for $5.99M
A Sutton Place duplex once owned by the late Sen. Jacob K. Javits and his wife Marion is back on the market for $5.99 million. The four-bedroom, three-bath home is at 322 E. 57th St. between First and Second avenues, with the famed Mr. Chow on the ground floor. The 22-story building features a neo-classical limestone facade and has just 20 units. Over the years, it has been home to quite a distinguished group. Past and present residents have included Orson Welles; Clay Felker, the late founder of New York magazine; artist Tamara de Lempicka and Ambassador Georgette Mosbacher, according...
Home of the Week: A Bold $28.5 Million Blufftop Estate in a Celeb-Favored New York Enclave
Rockland County, in the southeastern part of New York, charms with its quaint villages and its laid-back lifestyle, and the quiet hamlet of Palisades, New York, also known as Snedens Landing, is a discreet and storied enclave along the Hudson River just north of New Jersey. It’s known for its dramatic 200 million-year-old cliffs and canyons, celebrity residents, historic homes, and nature preservation efforts—some of the earliest in the country. An Award-Winning Contemporary Residence in Austin Lists for $11.8 Million Rockland County, in the southeastern part of New York, charms with its quaint villages and its laid-back lifestyle and, over the years, Snedens Landing’s calmness...
Co-op at celeb-studded One Fifth Avenue hits the market for $4.45M in NYC
A co-op on the 10th floor of legendary One Fifth Avenue has just hit the market for $4.45 million. If you snag the three-bedroom, three-bath combined corner unit, you just never know who you might meet in the elevator. Past and present residents include Jessica Lange, Patti Smith (Robert Mapplethorpe shot her “Horses” album cover in art curator Sam Wagstaff’s penthouse in the building), actress (and mother of Gwyneth Paltrow) Blythe Danner, and the late Sam Shepard. ‘Riverdale’ alum Madelaine Petsch on her chilling vacation thriller ‘The Stranger’ Shay Mitchell’s favorite soft cashmere, smooth tequila and Béis bags CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR...
Trading spaces: HGTV star Ty Pennington lists High Line home in NYC
Emmy Award-winning HGTV star Ty Pennington, host of “Rock the Block,” is listing his home overlooking the High Line for $2.65 million. Over the years, the former carpenter and model has also hosted popular shows “Trading Spaces” and “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” (and recently survived a medical emergency). The two-bedroom, two-bath condo at 519 W. 23rd St. is a roomy 1,696 square feet. ‘Riverdale’ alum Madelaine Petsch on her chilling vacation thriller ‘The Stranger’ Shay Mitchell’s favorite soft cashmere, smooth tequila and Béis bags CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR MORNING REPORT NEWSLETTER Pennington and his wife, under-the-radar social media manager Kellee Merrell, also renovated a historic 19th-century home in Savannah, Ga., according to reports. Their High Line condo, with views of One World Trade Center, comes with a large living room with floor-to-ceiling windows, an open chef’s kitchen and bedrooms on opposite sides of the home. The main bedroom includes a private balcony and an en-suite bath. The building, known as High Line 519, was designed by architect Lindy Roy and hosts only 11 residences. Douglas Elliman’s Kirsten Jordan has the listing. For top headlines, breaking news and more, visit nypost.com.
Charter Ardor: Mayor Taps His Favorite Real Estate Big for Revision Commission
Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday named a 13-member panel to produce proposed changes to the city charter, a day after announcing it will be led by a construction industry leader whose expected appointment to lead the city Economic Development Corporation was scuttled after THE CITY reported on his financial dealings. Carlo Scissura, CEO of the […] The post Charter Ardor: Mayor Taps His Favorite Real Estate Big for Revision Commission appeared first on THE CITY - NYC News.
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