Cooper DeJean's Building Has Two Penthouses for Rent
Two penthouses are for rent at 210 South 12th in Philadelphia, the Midwood tower where Eagles star Cooper DeJean lives, with a first-of-its-kind EV automated garage.
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Two penthouses are for rent at 210 South 12th in Philadelphia, the Midwood tower where Eagles star Cooper DeJean lives, with a first-of-its-kind EV automated garage.
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Read More555 West End Avenue has just unveiled an incredible $42 million listing that combines its two penthouses into one jaw-dropping post-Covid dream home, in the upper west side. This crown jewel is the most expensive new development listing on the Upper West Side north of 72nd Street. Alexa Lambert of Compass and Cathy Taub of Sotheby's share the co-exclusive listing. The development is complete and immediate occupancy is available.
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On the heels of a record-shattering month for NYC’s luxury condo market, 555 West End Ave is taking advantage of the insane demand in the market for bigger homes with outdoor space and listing an unbelievable home that has everything New Yorkers want to trade up for right now. The new penthouse combines the Solarium Penthouse, an absolutely spectacular living space with amazing soaring ceilings borne from the former school's rooftop gymnasium, and the Terrace Penthouse, a new addition on top of the landmarked building that created yet another unique living space with a sprawling modern living/dining room enveloped in a classic parapet.
The new listing has private elevator entry, a home office, private pet spa and over 8,400 square feet of living space across two private full floors. All six bedrooms are on the lower floor so the upper floor can be used for entertaining without anyone from outside the home having to cross through the living areas. There's even 3,100 square feet of private outdoor space, including a sprawling wraparound terrace and private full-floor roof terrace, and the home is one of only 13 in the building.
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A record-setting Cobble Hill penthouse, a former eyeglass factory loft in the Financial District, and a Bushwick duplex with a patio made for Sunday mornings.
Two-bedroom homes are hitting a sweet spot this fall. Here are three standout new development condos in the $2 millions, from Hell’s Kitchen terraces to Williamsburg waterfront living and Upper West Side Hudson River views.
Douglas Elliman Real Estate, has announced that top agent Elana Schoppmann will oversee the exclusive sales, leasing and marketing for The Penthouse Collection at The Beekman Regent, located in Manhattan’s Midtown East neighborhood. The collection includes three expansive homes for sale, Penthouse 2A, Penthouse 3C and Penthouse 7B, with pricing ranging from $5,250,000 to $6,995,000. Additionally, Penthouse 3B is available for rent for an impressive $17,500 per month.
All photos are of The Beekman Regent PH2A courtesy of Douglas Elliman
“I could not be more thrilled to join The Beekman Regent family and help connect qualified buyers and renters with such warm, gracious homes,” said Schoppmann, ranked in the top 20 agents by gross commission income at Douglas Elliman. “The Beekman Regent represents the height of luxury and true New York experience. Not only is this building rich in history, but its design masterfully blends classical elegance with modern sophistication.”
The Beekman Regent earned the 2002 Mercedes Benz Property Award for the “Finest New Redevelopment in the World.” The building was originally constructed in 1893 by George W. Debevoise as a five-story school in a Romanesque Revival Style. In 2001, the Beekman International Center tapped Costas Kondylis of Kondylis Architecture to redevelop the former school into a 20-story luxury condominium reflective of the style of the Dakota. The original base remains, and earned the building a place on the National Register of Historic Places.
Sitting atop the timeless, pre-war building is The Penthouse Collection which offers a mix of oversized homes. Penthouse 2A is a 2,450 square foot, three-bedroom, three-bathroom duplex with two balconies and both Eastern and Western exposures, offered at $5,375,000. Penthouse 3C is an entertainer’s dream with 2,245 square feet spread across one level, encompassing three-bedrooms three and a half-baths for $5,250,000. For those in need of more space, Penthouse 7B offers nearly 3,000 square feet with sweeping city and river views, framed perfectly by oversized floor-to-ceiling windows, in addition to four-bedrooms, three and a half-baths, two private terraces and a wood-burning fireplace. Lastly, Penthouse 3B available for rent, is a jewel-box three-bedroom, three and a half-bath home with four extraordinary terraces.
All residential interiors at The Beekman Regent boast herringbone hardwood flooring, wainscotting and detailed molding throughout, all consistent with the building’s history. With a prime location on the corner of East 51st Street and 1st Avenue, the penthouses’ floor-to-ceiling windows perfectly frame sweeping views of the city, East River, or both. All kitchens have been updated with new cabinetry, top-of-the-line appliances and granite countertops. The penthouse residences also include solid mahogany doors, wood-burning fireplaces, and marble bathrooms.
The amenity spaces are equally splendid. The inviting lobby is made from Italian marble floors with a Baccarat chandelier hanging above. There is a mahogany-paneled library, a drawing room, various conference and business centers, private dining room, a wine cellar and fitness center. No detail has been overlooked at this white-glove condominium. All residents have access to a 24-hour doorman, concierge, valet, housekeeping and dry-cleaning services.
From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.
A record-setting Cobble Hill penthouse, a former eyeglass factory loft in the Financial District, and a Bushwick duplex with a patio made for Sunday mornings.
Two-bedroom homes are hitting a sweet spot this fall. Here are three standout new development condos in the $2 millions, from Hell’s Kitchen terraces to Williamsburg waterfront living and Upper West Side Hudson River views.
Brooklyn co-op listings rose 31% in Q3 2026, giving buyers more options. A closer look at prices, monthly maintenance, and what the expanding supply means.
Bette Midler turned The Glasshouse into an underwater fever dream for Hulaween on Horror Reef, raising over $2 million for New York Restoration Project with Cyndi Lauper on stage and Isaac Mizrahi judging the costumes.
From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.
A record-setting Cobble Hill penthouse, a former eyeglass factory loft in the Financial District, and a Bushwick duplex with a patio made for Sunday mornings.
Two-bedroom homes are hitting a sweet spot this fall. Here are three standout new development condos in the $2 millions, from Hell’s Kitchen terraces to Williamsburg waterfront living and Upper West Side Hudson River views.
From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.