Shutterstock CEO Jon Oringer's Home Goes Into Contract
Shutterstock Founder & CEO, Jon Oringer’s home at 71 Laigh St. PH went into contract according to StreetEasy. The penthouse which was listed at $20 million was on the market for only 25 days before being in contract and according to public records Oringer had purchased the home in 2018.
Clayton Orrigo, Stephen Ferrara, and Leonard Steinberg of Compass are the listing agents.
Shot by Evan Joseph
The 4,600 square foot, single-floor three to five bedroom, four-bathroom Penthouse boasts an exceptional terrace, being the largest in the building as it wraps the parameter of the the apartment.
Located at Tribeca the unit included a Expansive Private Terrace, Deeded Parking Space and 2 Storage Units included in Sale.
The home features keyed elevator and entry room that faced the north and west including a gas fireplace, and a 13 foot HD theater.
The unit is part of The Sterling Mason a recently completed 33-residence full-service condominium designed by acclaimed architect Morris Adjmi. In 24 the penthouse B had a full $23 million ask according to Curbed.
The Interior photos were shot by Evan Joseph, exterior by Nicholas Calcott; landscape design by Harrison Green.
The agents declined to comment on the listing.
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