Skyline Success: UES's Tallest Tower Hits $200M in Sales After 'Succession' Penthouse Deal
Credit: Sean Hemmerle
180 East 88th Street, the skyline-defining condo tower on New York's Upper East Side (UES), has reached a remarkable milestone of $200 million in sales. This achievement comes on the heels of a series of impressive transactions for the building, including the sale of its triplex penthouse, famously featured in the hit TV show Succession. The building has also signed the most contracts on the Upper East Side so far this year, with seven contracts inked in just a seven-week period this spring and summer.
Developed and designed by Joe McMillan's DDG, 180 East 88th Street is a testament to craftsmanship and innovation. The building's unique design features include a façade of over 600,000 hand-made, hand-laid bricks from Denmark, white oak flooring sourced from the Admont Abbey in Austria, custom Italian cabinetry designed by Molteni & C Dada for DDG, and a site-specific stucco lobby art installation by German master plaster artist Jan Hooss.
The building is now over 70% sold, with limited inventory remaining, including the last 3-bedroom home and last duplex home. Immediate occupancy is available, offering a chance to be part of this architectural marvel. The recent sales and continued buzz around the penthouse make 180 East 88th Street a focal point in the real estate market, reflecting a blend of luxury, artistry, and modern living in the heart of the city.
For those interested in exploring the remaining opportunities at 180 East 88th Street, this milestone marks an exciting time to consider the unique offerings of this standout building. The blend of craftsmanship, design, and location makes it a desirable destination for discerning buyers looking to invest in a piece of New York's architectural legacy.
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