A Taste of Art Basel Comes to Tribeca

What better way to introduce a home, as well as peruse artwork by than an art themed party? Recently at 45 Lispenard Street 6E, listed at $2.4 Million brought the life of Miami Art Basel into  Tribeca, curated by the residential real estate team at Stribling & Associates, Ltd.

The 1,800 SF loft hosted an exclusive viewing of large artworks by Julia Ryan, a visual artist whose works were featured in galleries in Los Angeles and New York.

Julia's work originates from an original photo which is then manipulated to create ultimate contrast and saturation. Her work has appeared on the cover of Paper Magazine featuring songstress Nicki Minaj, as well as in galleries across New York and Los Angeles.

Stribling’s top-producing Lanyard Grandelli Team consisted of Jason Lanyard, Nicole Grandelli, and Geo Punnapuzha.

Attendees can view portraits of people or close-ups of inanimate objects decked in all the finery, paint or studded jewelry.

Our favorite listing this week is 508 West 24th Street, Unit 5th Floor, home to NBA Player Carmelo Anthony. The ten-time NBA All-Star, has listed his New York City condo. The home is the largest unit in the Cary Tamarkin designed building at 508 W 24th that overlooks the High Line and is walking distance from world-class shopping and prominent art galleries.

251 East 51st Street, Unit 2M, listed on the market as a Compass "Coming Soon," is a recently renovated, perfect pied-a-terre (and ideal one bedroom for all the rest of us). What truly sets this pad apart from the rest is the dreamy outdoor terrace with endless possibilities and city views. Accessed by the living room and overlooked by the bedroom, this 24x12 outdoor space is an oasis in the center of the Midtown hustle and bustle.

Our last #openhouse roundup will you be checking out this #parkslope home? #nycrealestate #brooklynrealestate #milliondollarlistings #luxuryhomes #OffTheMRKT

DNA Development announced that closings have commenced at 350 West 71st Street, the successful Upper West Side luxury conversion that seamlessly combines two historic pre-war buildings into one stunning contemporary condominium with a classic façade. As construction nears completion, the seven-story building’s 38 elegant residences and bespoke amenities are coming to life, as DNA welcomes its first residents.

Our favorite listing this week is located at One West End, the sculptural glass residential tower designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli within Riverside Center. At $19.5 million, 29B offers 5,302 square feet of interiors space, with four bedrooms, five and a half baths, a media room, lofted library, and a double height great room leading out to a 3,000 square foot terrace with impeccable views.

Inside Corcoran Sunshine Third CS Talks Event

Celebrating its third year of CS Talks, Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group brought in more than 1,250 real estate industry professionals for an eight-day series of creative events and dialogues which spanned 17 new developments.

Started in 2015 CS Talks brings in Industry professionals in the city's top new developmental projects offering unique persectives similar to TED Talks

This year’s CS Talks kicked off at Waterline Square where guests sipped on Bellinis and previewed the Cipriani dining and food hall experience James Linsley of GID Development Group and Maggio Cipriani are planning for the development.

Some of the events consisted of 

• Food52 founder Amanda Hesser, along with interior architect Jeffrey Beers, discussed the ever-evolving restaurant scene in NoMad at one of Corcoran Sunshine’s newest projects 277 Fifth Avenue.
•  The significance of Hudson Yards by Related Companies was featured in three separate events that touched on culture, new public parks, and sustainability— all key aspects of the development. Related CEO Jeff Blau also spoke to the dynamic changes underway in West Chelsea at the penthouse of Zaha Hadid’s 520 West 28th Street  on The High Line.

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• The changing face of the retail landscape with grocery impresario Eli Zabar at 389 E. 89 was a popular event for Zabar loyalists, and The Rudin Family’s Greenwich Lanefeatured a cooking demonstration and risotto tasting in the chef’s kitchen amenity space, presented by famed Italian eatery Sant Ambroeus.
• Four Seasons Private Residences unveiled the 82nd floor Penthouse model residence for an exclusive Savoir Faire partnership between Silverstein Properties and Louis Vuitton, presented by Robert Vecsler, Silverstein Properties President of Residential Development.
• The official launch of Tribeca’s 45 Park Place brought designer Piero Lissoni over from Italy especially for the event, hosted by developer Sharif El-Gamal of SoHo Properties.
• The grand finale of CS Talks included a champagne toast to celebrate the unveiling of Brad Ford’s design for The Penthouse at Tribeca’s One Hundred Barclay.

“This year’s compelling events at CS Talks resonated with the city’s top agents and industry tastemakers, who came out in record numbers,” said Kelly Kennedy Mack, President of Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group. “New development is intertwined with arts, culture, and dining in New York, and CS Talks is a celebration of that fascinating meeting point.”

Kelly Kennedy Mack, President of Corcoran Sunshine, and Rob Vecsler, Silverstein Properties President of Residential Development, at the Louis Vuitton partnership at 30 Park Place Four Seasons Private Residences

Scott Stewart and Maria Pashby of The Corcoran Group, author Bruce Littlefield, and David Ayers and Nicole Christie of The Corcoran Group at the Louis Vuitton partnership at 30 Park Place Four Seasons Private Residences

Tricia Hayes Cole of Corcoran Sunshine, and Doug Blonsky and Laura Hall of the Central Park Conservancy at 200 East 64th Street

Designer Brad Ford, Kelly Mack, President of Corcoran Sunshine, Carlo Romero of Corcoran Sunshine and Stuart Marton of Magnum Real Estate Group at 100 Barclay

Eli Zabar of Zabar’s gourmet food stores, Katheryn Thayer of Forbes and Shannon Boudreau of Corcoran Sunshine at 389 East 89th Stree

Helen Howe of Corcoran, architect Robert A.M. Stern and Maria Pashby of Corcoran at 20 East End Avenue

Corcoran Sunshine’s Dan Tubb, Meris Blumstein and Hayim Nommaz of Corcoran, and Corcoran Sunshine’s Gordon Hoppe at The Greenwich Lane

Laurie Beckelman, project manager for The Shed at Hudson Yards

Jodi Stasse and Kelly Kennedy Mack of Corcoran Sunshine, developer Richard Mack, co-founder of the Mack Real Estate Group, Stefanos Chen of the New York Times and Corcoran Sunshine’s Yejin Berman at The Greenpoint

John Gagnier of GID Development Group, Melissa Ziweslin of Corcoran Sunshine, Pamela Liebman, President & CEO of Corcoran, developer James Linsley of GID Development Group, Kelly Kennedy Mack, President of Corcoran Sunshine, and Maggio Cipriani of Cipriani Restaurant Group

Developer Joseph McMillan of DDG Partners and reporter Fred Bernstein at180 East 88th Street

Our favorite listing this week is 508 West 24th Street, Unit 5th Floor, home to NBA Player Carmelo Anthony. The ten-time NBA All-Star, has listed his New York City condo. The home is the largest unit in the Cary Tamarkin designed building at 508 W 24th that overlooks the High Line and is walking distance from world-class shopping and prominent art galleries.

251 East 51st Street, Unit 2M, listed on the market as a Compass "Coming Soon," is a recently renovated, perfect pied-a-terre (and ideal one bedroom for all the rest of us). What truly sets this pad apart from the rest is the dreamy outdoor terrace with endless possibilities and city views. Accessed by the living room and overlooked by the bedroom, this 24x12 outdoor space is an oasis in the center of the Midtown hustle and bustle.

Our last #openhouse roundup will you be checking out this #parkslope home? #nycrealestate #brooklynrealestate #milliondollarlistings #luxuryhomes #OffTheMRKT

DNA Development announced that closings have commenced at 350 West 71st Street, the successful Upper West Side luxury conversion that seamlessly combines two historic pre-war buildings into one stunning contemporary condominium with a classic façade. As construction nears completion, the seven-story building’s 38 elegant residences and bespoke amenities are coming to life, as DNA welcomes its first residents.

Our favorite listing this week is located at One West End, the sculptural glass residential tower designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli within Riverside Center. At $19.5 million, 29B offers 5,302 square feet of interiors space, with four bedrooms, five and a half baths, a media room, lofted library, and a double height great room leading out to a 3,000 square foot terrace with impeccable views.

Our Favorite Listings This Week

From roof decks in the Upper West Side to ones with a pool in Soho, here are our favorite listings this week.

2150 Broadway, Upper West Side

Luxury on the top of the Laureate with three balconies and a 2,200+ square foot private landscaped roof deck.  This 4,100 square foot, 5 bedroom, 4 bathroom trophy condo penthouse at The Laureate, 2150 Broadway is in the in the heart of the Upper West Side’s cultural mecca.

Price: $23,000,000
Broker: Jennifer Kalish of Douglas Ellimans.
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122 West Broadway, Upper West Side

A quiet, bright and charming parlor level 1bed/1bath apartment in a stunning Landmarked Brownstone with rare soaring 12foot ceilings in a superb. This south facing unique unit features plentiful light, a wood burning place encased with hand carved custom wood and tile design, classic crown moldings, oversized windows with casings, mantels, original hard wood floors impeccable wood detailing throughout, plentiful storage space, a dining nook and a serene garden view.
 

Price: $725,000
Broker:  Ariel Tavivian of Douglas Elliman
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62 Wooster Street, Soho

 6900 square feet of interior living space, soaring ceilings, 6 bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms plus two enormous landscaped terraces, complete with a 40 foot lap pool and outdoor kitchen. This home stands out as having a fantastic layout with division of both public and private space and is one of the most spectacular and glamourous residences in Manhattan.

Price: $75K a month
Broker: Sean Murphy Turner and Cornelia Van Amburg of Stribling & Associates.
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Inside this $11,950,000 Penthouse

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21 West 20th St. 

Our favorite listing this week comes is a 4 bedrooms and 4 and a half baths, each area has a unique and minimal style located at 21 West 20th st. PH 1 This featured penthouse found in one of the best areas in New York City is nothing short of a sleek and extravagant masterpiece. With 4,841 square feet of open floor space, each room gives you a luxurious and regal feel.

There are multiple rooms perfect for living and entertaining, with large windows that pour light into each space. The main living area features folding glass doors which give you the option for seamless indoor and outdoor living all at once. The bedrooms keep the same idea with glass doors that open dramatically to a beautiful terrace overlooking part of the city.

The master bedroom is 1,100 square feet and is the perfect privacy area with a kitchenette and wet bar included. The kitchen has an open floorplan with a chic marble island in the middle, as well as tremendous pantry and cabinet space that was designed discretely and ideally to make the room come together. This space also comes with a powder room, exclusive baths and walk-in closets for each of the other three bedrooms, and full-size washer and dryer. The home comes finished with heated floors in the master bath and full electronic controls and monitoring that can be controlled simply from your smartphone.

Holly Parker & Michael Passaro of the Holly Parker team at Douglas Elliman is the listing agent.

This listing courtesy of Douglas Elliman

Live on over 20 Acres of Land for $12M

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A place of intoxicating beauty, this serene estate represents the very best that Westchester County has to offer. Set within a history rich enclave that is home to many prominent residents, the setting features a stunning country house, a pool, tennis court, carriage house, studio and guest house. Beautiful natural ponds, three in total, and two waterfalls also enhance the landscape which captivates with its varying topography of rustic woods, rushing streams, verdant fields and mature gardens.

A mere hour away from Manhattan this property an early/mid 1800s  on 20.5 acres, this $12M property was expanded over time into 4-bedroom home, then completely gut renovated and remodeled in 2009 by architect Robin Prince Zahn.  The home retains much of the original footprint before its expansion, as well as original hardwood floors and cathedral ceilings in the living room.  

Still regarded as one of the area's best kept secrets, this enviable locale presents a rare opportunity to escape and restore your spirits amid nature's ever-changing beauty. The fenced grounds, secluded behind a gated entry and accessed via a long drive, are a delight throughout the seasons and offer easy access to the town and major roadways. The home was expanded from about 3050 sq. ft. to its current 7,758 sq. ft..

James (JB) Avery, Matthew Berger & Arlene Oxman, of Douglas Elliman are the listing agents

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Moving To Park Slope Has Now Become Easier

While you may be moving into Brooklyn for the first time or wanting to try out a new area, one always has many questions as they figure out a new area. While brokers are always helpful they may not be located in the area you want or as knowledgeable as you would like. For those looking into Park Slope they can now look to Douglas Elliman, as they continue to expand into Brooklyn.

Douglas Elliman Real Estate announced the opening of their new Park Slope office located at 187 Seventh Avenue, which has two times the space of the firm’s original 154 7th Avenue, Park Slope office.  The new office will be filled with 50-60 talented giving you the insights you need for finding your new Park Slope home.

“We are thrilled to be able to move into a larger, more dynamic space that will allow our agents to thrive and to be active, engaged members of the community.” said Molly Townsend, Executive Manager of Sales, Brooklyn. 

“187 Seventh Avenue is in the heart of Park Slope, and we’re sure that this prime location will be ideal for Douglas Elliman’s new office,” added Max Dobens, Senior Regional Executive Manager of Sales, Brooklyn. 

Douglas Elliman was represented in the transaction in-house by Louis Puopolo and Peter Gross of Douglas Elliman Commercial, while Joshua Gettler and Matthew Gorman of New Street Realty Advisors represented Sugar Hill Properties.

Step Inside This Carriage House Formerly Owned By The Vanderbilts

The stretch of 73rd Street between Lexington and Third Avenues showcases some of New York's most notable architecture in the form of rare historic carriage homes built for wealthy families in the early 20th century. One of the most distinctive of these carriage homes – 167 East 73rd Street – has come to market, offering prospective buyers a unique approximately 5,000 SF canvas in one of Manhattan's most coveted neighborhoods.

167 East 73rd and its twin building, No. 165, were constructed between 1903 and 1904 by architect George L. Amoroux at the behest of prominent New York businessman Henry Harper Benedict, the president of the Remington Typewriter Co. and a founder of the typewriter industry in America. 

According to the 1980 Landmark Designation Report:

“The carriage house at No. 167 is a component of the rare surviving group of carriage houses, stables and garages built on East 73rd Street between Lexington and Third Avenues to serve the wealthy families who lived on or near Fifth Avenue. Stables were a necessity of life during the period when private urban transportation was limited to horses and carriages. Only the very wealthy, however, could afford to build and maintain a private carriage house such as those found on this street.”

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The carriage house’s subsequent owners have included the philanthropist Emily Thorn Vanderbilt Sloane White – daughter of William Henry Vanderbilt and aunt of Whitney Museum founder Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney – as well as an art gallery, an antique dealer, and the studio of famed graphic designer and photographer Henry Wolf.  Most recently, it has been owned by the Vilcek Foundation and by the Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund.

"The block has such a rich history and character, and the building is extraordinary," said Rick Luftglass, Executive Director of the Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund.

The carriage house retains details of the 19th century limestone Beaux-Arts façade, but the inside has been completely transformed into a modern, elegant space. The parlor floor boasts 13' ceilings and is drenched in sunlight through the large windows leading to the rear balcony. The basement and parlor floors are facilitated as superlative commercial space, ideal for an art gallery or offices. In addition to the two residential apartments on the top floors, the third floor offers two massive terraces with approximately 1,400 SF of outdoor living space overlooking the beautiful historic block.

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There are two entrances, one from the large carriage house doors and another from the side door into the vestibule, allowing for optimal privacy between the office and residential spaces. Overall, the home includes 15 rooms -- 4 kitchens, 3 full baths, 3 half-baths, and 3 bedrooms.

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The $21.75 million carriage house is the co-exclusive of Cindy Kurtin and Jill Bernard of Stribling & Associates, and Jed Garfield of Leslie Garfield & Co.