A Look At The Top 10 Sales In New York City In 2021
The real estate market in New York City has had a year to remember. After a very turbulent 2020, which included an all-out shutdown of the market for a stretch, the real estate sector roared back to life in 2021, and during some months, was operating at or near record levels.
And with the year almost over, real estate analytics firm UrbanDigs dug through its data to create a rundown of the top ten residential sales closings in both Manhattan and Brooklyn year-to-date (between January 1 and December 9).
220 Central Park South, Unit 60 — sold for $82.5M on May 20, 2021
220 Central Park South, Unit 61 — sold for $75M on May 20, 2021
220 Central Park South, Unit V-11 — sold for $66M on September 15, 2021
2 East 88 Street, Unit 14PH — sold for $60M on August 24, 2021
220 Central Park South, Unit 67 — sold for $59.5M on May 24, 2021
12 East 69 Street — sold for $59M on March 4, 2021
12 East 69 Street — sold for $59M on March 4, 2021
9 East 71 Street — sold for $51M on March 8, 2021
217 West 57 Street, Unit 53 — sold for $50.021M on September 17, 2021
443 Greenwich Street, Unit PHH — sold for $49.5M on November 19, 2021
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