Corcoran New Development Tapped To Market L.I.C.'s Star Tower

Corcoran New Development has announced it has been brought on board as co-exclusive sales and marketing agent – along with Exit Dynasty Realty - for Star Tower, located at 27-17 42nd Road in the Queens Plaza section of Long Island City.  

Conveniently situated just one subway stop from Midtown, the 182-unit condominium rises 27 stories over a thriving community, and will provide residents panoramic views of the iconic Manhattan skyline.  Built by Eastern Star Development, generously sized one-bedroom homes are priced from the mid-$800,000s, and two-bedrooms start at approximately $1.4 million.

Spanning nearly 13,000 sq. ft., the building’s amenities center is among L.I.C.’s largest.  It is complete with a  27th floor SkyDeck, a landscaped rooftop sun terrace, and residents’ SkyLounge with billiard table. Other amenities including a state-of-the-art fitness center, playground, zen garden, and media/theatre lounge will also be available for use. The building’s on-site automated parking and attended lobby will offer convenience and peace of mind.

With a 15-year tax abatement and ultra-low common charges of approximately $0.75 per foot, buyers have recognized the value Star Tower provides, and the building is already a quarter sold.  The offering plan has been declared effective, which sets the stage for Spring 2020 closings, making it one of the only new L.I.C. condominium towers ready for occupancy in the coming months. 

“We are proud to be part of the team who is bringing this spectacular property to market,” said Victoria Smith, who is leading sales at the building for Corcoran. “We continue to grow our presence in Long Island City, and we look forward to leveraging our marketing capabilities and international reach to guide buyers to Star Tower.”

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Two Blue Slip Opens at Greenpoint Landing

Brookfield Properties and Park Tower Group today announced the second tower at Greenpoint Landing, Two Blue Slip, has launched leasing. Two Blue Slip’s amenity spaces – including a private pool, bar and lounge, coworking space, fitness center, and more – were designed by Gachot Studios. With unobstructed and expansive waterfront views, more than 70 percent of the building’s 421 units having sweeping vistas of the East River and Manhattan skyline. The building was developed in a joint venture between Brookfield Properties and Park Tower Group, the master planner for Greenpoint Landing.

As the newest building opening at Greenpoint Landing, Two Blue Slip brings top-tier architecture and first-class amenities such as a beautiful pool and high-tech coworking areas to this transformative project,” said Maria Masi, Senior Vice President Multifamily Development at Brookfield Properties.

“With Two Blue Slip’s opening and extension of the public waterfront esplanade, we are bringing more housing and public green space to this vibrant neighborhood. We are proud to be extending the waterfront, providing access to the Greenpoint shoreline for the first time in generations. We look forward to providing more housing, including affordable housing, local retail, and resilient public green space in the coming years as our vision continues to take shape,” said Marian Klein, President of Park Tower Group.

Designed by Handel Architects, Two Blue Slip echoes the industrial heritage of the site, with a combination of brick, metal and glass anchoring the podium, visually tying it together with the neighboring buildings. A strong grid of glass and metal faces the skyline and overlapping ellipses at the building’s crown form the building’s signature on the skyline.

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Cozy Up This Winter in these NYC Apartments

Briana Gonzalez

As the excitement and busyness of the holiday season settles down, winter temperatures in New York City continue to drop- bringing scenic skyline views with frosty branches and fresh snowfall. A rare find in luxury condos and apartments, fireplaces offer a cozy respite and romantic atmosphere that buyers are keen to look for this season. Many eager to stay out of the cold, these apartments in the Upper East Side are equipped with the grandeur of both contemporary and rustic fireplaces- perfect places to relax and unwind.

164 EAST 72ND STREET, APT PHC

With three wood-burning fireplaces in the living room, library, and master bedroom, this romantic and truly chic pre-war penthouse is atop of Lenox Hill’s most elegant coops. Connected to the living room, glass-roof (with a shade) greenhouse framed by huge windows let’s you soak in the city views on a night in or with guests. With over 1,250 square feet of lushly planted wrap terraces, several greenhouses, this sun-flooded apartment is a dream come true. This residence is listed by Barbara Fox for $4,950,000.

180 EAST 79TH STREET, APT 14G

A rare find and one of only two original seven room apartments in this top pre-war building! A wall of windows and a wood-burning fireplace offers a comfortable rustic touch to this meticulously renovated and maintained apartment. This residence has a step down living room/dining room with a 9’7” ceiling height, all off a large, gracious entry gallery. This residence is listed by Barbara Fox for $4,495,000.

401 EAST 60TH STREET #PH

The Penthouse at Bridge Tower Place has an eclectic 4,960 square foot space spanning the entire 39th floor. The wood burning fireplace makes intimate moments memorable aside the open windows providing a breathtaking view of all the boroughs. The versatility of this three bedroom apartment is perfect for entertaining users, with a state of the art speaker system flowing through each room and on to the beautifully planted wrap-around terrace. This luxury condo with private entry is listed at $5,995,00.

315 EAST 68TH STREET, #11K 

This maintained prewar apartment is a hidden gem! Choose between spending evenings by the wood burning fireplace or in the solarium where you can watch the glow from the sunset fill the room. Other amenities include a comfortable library/media room and a landscaped terrace for entertaining guests or spending a night indoors. The residence is listed at $3,495,000.

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CNN Anchor Don Lemon Lists Manhattan Condo

We hear that CNN Anchor Don Lemon has put his Harlem Condo on the market, asking for $1.75M. The 3 Bed (converted to 2), 2.5 bathroom was previously purchased in 2013 is listed by Lemon’s fiance, Tim Malone of The Steven Cohen Team at Douglas Elliman is about to launch.

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Homes Suited For "Grandmillenials"

Briana Gonzalez

Are you someone in their mid-20s to late thirties who doesn’t gravitate towards more modern and contemporary aesthetics? Do you find yourself having an affinity towards design that many might consider more “traditional” or “antiquated”? Well, you may not have known, but you may be considered to be what is now referred to as a “grandmillenial.” While you may disregard labels, you may fall in love with the form of architectural design that is less “granny-chic” and more elegant, an appreciation for the aesthetic of the past. For those who revel in the surroundings of Art-Deco, regal columns, and Emory Roth, here are a few homes to take a look at that seamlessly combine modern luxuries with a grandmillenial style.

15 West 81st Street, Unit 14B  

Located on the Upper West Side, this seven bedroom home has been restored and maintained from the original time of Emory Roth. While you may choose to redesign the living space, the kitchen features an original casement window, original subway tiling, and original St. Charles cabinetry. Enjoy mornings and evenings in the living room overlooking the skyline which captures the essence of Central Park and The Museum of Natural History. Fitted with modern amenities such as playroom, state of the art fitness center, and separate storage room for owners, it is the perfect space for the grandmillenial buyers.

The Astor

Built in 1901, the Astor is known to be one of the most iconic and prestigious buildings in the Upper West Side. Centered in close proximity to some of New York City's most renowned cultural districts- The Museum of Natural History, New York Historical Society and the Beacon Theater- the Astor is marked by wealth, parties and fame. Combining classic architectural designs, from mosaic tile work to a marble fireplace on the first floor lobby alone, the grandeur of the classic Astor has been preserved with a modern contemporary twist. Equipped with a fitness center and a children's playroom, the building includes all modern amenities.

983 Park Avenue, Apt 5C  

Take a walk right through Central Park and find yourself facing this Upper East Side fourteen story pre-war home designed by Schwartz & Gross. Built in 1927, you can enter the renovated apartment building from a semi-private landing into their impressive lobby space. The apartment space comes decorated with original pre-war moldings, herringbone wood floors and a cozy wood burning fireplace. Enjoy contemporary amenities such as a basketball room, a fitness center - or opt for your small gym space- and private storage space.

The Chatsworth  

Within walking distance, The Chatsworth mirrors the similar historical value of the Astor. This pre-war landmark borrowed its name from the most prestigious building in England, built in 1904. It remains one of the most iconic buildings within the neighborhood. Landmarked a Beaux-Arts masterpiece, shown through the regal columns and hand carved paneling, it contains some modern designs such as a custom made grandiose chandelier. Akin to a private club, amenities include a lounge space and a children's playroom. Also find yourself enjoying evening walks or bike rides on Riverside Park located near this luxury one-of-a-kind building.

One Hundred Barclay

Downtown's Art-Deco Skyscraper is the epitome of historic loft buildings in TriBeCa. Originally constructed between 1923-1927 for the American Telephone Company, the One Hundred Barclay became the first skyscraper in the world built in this style. While the building's exterior and main lobby were restored to preserve the original design, the tower has been re-crafted in order to feature sprawling loft residencies with high ceilings and incorporating spacious loft living. Perfect for the grandmillennial buyer, the One Hundred Barclay is close to both the Hudson River Park and the High Line.

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Grid Group's 124 West 16th Street Launches

Leading New York City developer Grid Group announced today that 124 West 16th Street, a collection of fifteen custom condominium residences, have officially entered the market. Ideally located on a tranquil block in prime Chelsea, both the striking Bluestone facade and the gracious interiors, all with private outdoor space, are envisioned and executed with exquisite detail. Sales led by The Corcoran Group agents Nicole Hechter and Masayo Hashimoto will start at $3,795,000. 

With architecture conceived by David Howell of DHD Architecture & Interior Design and finished to the exacting precision of developer/builder Grid Group, 124 West 16th Street promises to be one of the most sophisticated boutique residences in Chelsea.

Each home has a unique layout, with expansive floor plans that focus on an elegant great room that provides a seamless flow for living and entertaining. All residences feature high, loft-like ceilings, 7” wide-plank American White Oak flooring with a custom stain, and gas fireplaces with flat screen recesses above. Each residence owns a private outdoor space accessed through a Belgian-designed sliding glass door, whether a balcony, terrace or private roof deck. 

“Throughout our entire portfolio, we are dedicated to the utmost in quality construction and design, and we’ve taken it to the next level at 124 West 16th Street. These are classic, elegant New York City apartments with all the modern conveniences, right in the heart of where New Yorkers want to live,” said Yiannes Einhorn of Grid Group.

Photo’s courtesy of MW Studio.

The residences at 124 West 16th Street offer truly impressive custom-built details consummate with Grid Group construction. Stunning millwork and cabinetry is showcased throughout kitchens and baths, as well as delivered with the full laundry rooms and wet bars, included in select residences. Behind the walls, no detail has been overlooked; kitchens, dryers, and bathroom fans are fully vented to the outside, residences are completely pre wired for sound with high-end speakers, and high performance ducted systems for heating and cooling are individually zoned for each apartment. 

Prices for the residences range from approximately $3.8 million to nearly $12 million for a six-bedroom full floor residence, all with private outdoor space, and a separate storage room included. Occupancy is projected for the second quarter of 2020. For more information, please visit www.124w16.com or call 917-514-5874 for a tour of the building’s onsite model residence. 124 West 16th Street is exclusively represented by The Corcoran Group.

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6 of the Best Renovations to Make Before Selling Your Home

When you look at the big picture, selling a home is an exciting adventure—but when you get down to the nitty-gritty updates and changes, your stress probably skyrockets. In short, getting your home ready to sell is an intimidating process. Whether you’re planning on moving now or in a few years, it’s important to make your home look attractive to future buyers. To get started on your path to a speedy sale, use this list of the best renovations to make before selling your home. You’ll be glad you did.

Complete a Bathroom Remodel

One of the first places potential buyers look at are the bathrooms. Making an investment in upgrading and renovating the bathrooms is one of your best options for an increased resale value. Think about it this way—you want to excite potential buyers, so add some enhancements that will make them remember your home. Some typical updates include replacing the vanity, purchasing a new tub, and installing new flooring.

Enhance Your Front Porch

Your home’s curb appeal is another big selling point for prospective buyers. You’ll want to put some time into the outside of your home so that it frames the beauty on the inside of the home. You can do this in a few different ways. Installing a new door or updating the paint should be your first step. From there, upgrade the hardware and line the pathway to the door with a trimmed yard and some flowers. The better first impression, the quicker the sale.

Put on Fresh Paint

As we mentioned above, updating the paint on the front door is a good remodeling step. Next, take the paint cans inside and freshen up the paint in the rest of the house as well. You may not need to repaint every room, but if you notice any chipped paint or stains on the ceilings, then you’ll need to deal with that before buyers come inside. Repaint the bathrooms before you remodel, add some personality to your living room, and give the rooms a fresh new start with a neutral color. You want to entice buyers, but you also don’t want them to think the home still has too much “you” in it.

Improve the Home’s Energy-Efficiency

Another big selling point for a lot of homebuyers is energy-efficiency. Luckily for you, you can improve your home’s energy-efficiency in a number of ways. Use only sustainable materials for your renovations, update to energy-efficient appliances, or add insulation to the home. There are tons of different green design tips you can follow to make your home into the environmentally friendly haven people are looking for.

Plan Kitchen Upgrades

This is a bigger renovation to take on, so you won't be able to DIY this yourself. Consider using a contractor who specializes in kitchen remodels to achieve your desired design. If you can’t fully remodel the kitchen, think of different ways to make small enhancements to the space. For example, it's quick, easy and cheap to swap out the cabinet handles with new ones, and it's easy enough to paint the walls. If your cabinets are made of wood, these can be painted too, and you can easily swap old laminated counters for new marble or granite counters instead.
 
If you have a bigger budget, you could also update your appliances. Matching your fridge, oven, washing machine, kettle, toaster and microwave can help to bring the kitchen together without having to make structural changes, and will help to save money too by improving energy efficiency. New lighting will also help with this, which will also improve the ambience for entertaining and visibility for cooking. 

Upgrade Your Garage

Don't underestimate the power of a well-upgraded garage when it comes to selling your home. A functional and visually appealing garage can be a significant selling point. Consider resurfacing the floor with an epoxy coating for durability and a sleek look. If you are located in Colorado, there are options better suited for the climate, such as polyurea concrete coatings. When looking for the top Colorado's floor coating solutions, make sure to do your research and choose a reputable company Updating or adding garage storage systems can also greatly appeal to buyers looking for extra space and organization. Even something as simple as a new, modern garage door can enhance curb appeal and increase your home's value in the eyes of potential buyers.

SOLD: The Only Rooftop Pool in the Hamptons

Last week, the only house with a rooftop pool sold and closed for the asking price of $8.49 million Modern and marvelous the Montauk home comes with a 12-foot-by-28-foot pool with the best views in Montauk.

Photos courtesy of Douglas Elliman

Sited on an acre and perched high on a hill overlooking the Atlantic, the 5,700-square-foot home is a swimmer’s fantasy and a designer’s dream. Walls of glass feature truly panoramic views, adding to the allure of this five-bedroom, five-and-one-half-bath modern masterpiece. Represented by Andrew Azoulay and Dana Brockway of Douglas Elliman, and Chris Coleman of Saunders, the property features beautifully landscaped grounds protected by mature indigenous trees, an expansive rooftop deck, luxe interiors and amenities and top-of-the-line construction and systems. Architecture and construction by West Chin Architects, Designers and Decorators, and Tom Abraham of Abraham Development, respectively.

Andrew Azoulay & Dana Brockway at Douglas Elliman was the listing agent and Matt Breitenbach of Compass brought the buyer.

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Our Favorite Listing: Stunning Dumbo Penthouse on Sale for $6,395,000

Our favorite listing this week is 1 John Street is a stunning penthouse in Dumbo’s premier, multi-award winning boutique condominium. This light-filled corner residence boasts 2,539 SF interior/ 700 SF exterior space. Light pours into this 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom penthouse from three exposures by 22 oversized, motorized windows. There is also an option to purchase the apartment just below to create the ultimate in luxury, a duplex penthouse totaling 5,176 SF. Architect plans that illustrate various combination are available by request. The penthouse is on sale for $6,395,000.

The penthouse has a generous open layout, integrated speakers throughout and a Creston lighting and shade system. The kitchen features a Basaltina stone counter, a wall of integrated full height Italian cabinetry by RiFRA with Gaggenau appliances, a Bosch dishwasher, vented ceiling hood and wine fridge. The living room is planked by a ventless eco-fireplace and sliding glass doors that completely open to a glass enclosed courtyard which offers the ultimate indoor-outdoor living experience.

There is also a private roof deck complete with a gas grill and breathtaking views of the entire Manhattan skyline. Back downstairs, just beyond the entertaining space is currently a media room closed off by glass pocket doors, this can easily be converted to fourth bedroom. Past the powder room, farther down the hallway, are the private sleeping quarters. The master suite on the South/East corner features double exposures, a large outfitted walk in closet by California Closets and a spacious windowed bathroom with Dornbracht Fantini fixtures, white lacquer vanities, double shower heads and upgraded tile by Mutina. A laundry room complete with an LG washer and vented drier, two more generously sized and bright bedrooms complete the wing - one bedroom has a full bathroom across the hall and the other has an en-suite bath that is also outfitted with tiles by Mutina.

Amenities include a 24/7 doorman, lobby lounge with indoor and outdoor seating, gym designed by la Palestra, landscaped roof terrace with grill, bike storage and the prestigious LEED Gold Certification. Additional Storage and a parking spot around the block is also available for purchase.

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What Are The Top 5 Most Expensive Listings in Brooklyn?

Today we are looking at the top 5 most expensive homes on the market according to StreetEasy. Compared to luxurious listings across the river, these homes offer much more value, as well as the laid back Brooklyn lifestyle attracting many high-profile buyers to neighborhoods like Brooklyn Heights, which specifically accounts for 3 out of the top 5 listings on the list.

360 Furman Street #1216 - $15.9 million

his sprawling duplex loft boasts more than 8,500 sq. ft. +/- of coveted space along with a beautifully-landscaped 750 sq. ft. +/- private terrace offering unparalleled views of the East River, Brooklyn Bridge, Statue of Liberty, and the Downtown Manhattan skyline. The homes lower level includes an enormous master bedroom suite with wall-to-wall windows offering stunning views, two walk-in closets, a gym, and a marble en suite bath with a deep soaking tub, large walk-in shower, and separate toilet room. Four additional oversized bedrooms, all of which boast enviable views and large closets, are also included on this level along with three full baths, a laundry room with storage, game room, and an impressive private movie theater.

81 Pierrepont Street – $14.5 million

Impeccably renovated to the highest standard, executed with exemplary style and craftsmanship, this sprawling, landmarked 25-foot-wide, five-bedroom brownstone has been utterly transformed by The Brooklyn Home Company. This home, with over 8,000 square feet, is both a work of art and may be your turnkey dream home in coveted Brooklyn Heights. Ascend the home's work-of-art staircase, or board your personal elevator, to reach the full-floor master suite on the second level.

Access this extraordinarily serene oasis through a private hall lined by closets, including three enormous walk-ins. The massive bedchamber stretches along the entire rear faade and opens to a large terrace overlooking the garden. The jaw-dropping en suite bathroom in reclaimed Belgian Bluestone Lappatto, is bathed in light from south-facing windows. Two more expansive bedroom suites occupy the third floor, each with custom walk-in closet and private bath, and an oversized laundry room on this level features a side-by-side washer and dryer. 

 52 Remsen Street – $12.695 million

A once in a lifetime offering to own a truly remarkable Brooklyn property. The park-like property, befitting a home of this stature is rarely if ever, found of Brooklyn. This glorious 7,675 SF, 25 wide home is situated on a double lot that extends from Remsen Street with the backside of the property bordering onto Grace Court. The picturesque rear yard looks onto the stone side facade of Grace Church, creating a very private lush green garden setting.

This townhouses unique design with side windows on the first three floors is flooded with natural light all the way to the center of the home. Soaring 114 ceiling heights at the parlor level, accented with full heighted arched doorways, barrel ceiling and a grand center hall staircase leading up to the bedrooms above and the garden level below. Totally unique full glass front windows which makes this home a standout from all the others on this beautiful block. Nine fireplaces throughout the home. The cellar is approximately 1,950 SF (which is not included in overall square footage) and the exterior outdoor space is approximately 3,050 SF.

 217 S 4th Street #1 – $9.999 million

Mixed Use Building – 2 Residential, 1 Commercial with very low taxes. Lot: 22 ft x 95 ft; Building: 22 ft x 45 ft; Allowable SF 5,079 sf; Current SF: 3,950 sf; Air Rights: 1,129 sf; Zoning: R6; C1-3; Taxes: $1,698.46. To be sold with Adjacent Buildings

 280 Washington Avenue - $9.995 million

Almost 5,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor entertainment space make this the home for the notable and distinguished. At 105 feet long, the parlor level has a formal living room, sitting room, dining room, and eat-in chef's kitchen, spotlighting the unmatched work of skillful craftsmen from the last two centuries. The garden level features an informal sitting room, wine cellar, and a 'sunken' party room. From the parlor and garden levels, guests can access the private parking and woodland garden designed by the prestigious and award-winning landscape design firm Rees Roberts + Partners. Upstairs are four elegant suites, two bedrooms, an office and library; each with distinct design brought to life through one-of-a-kind features. Each room is an unrepeatable sanctuary, which must be seen to be believed.

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First Look Inside Waterline Square's Starchitect-Designed Luxury Rentals

Waterline Square, the three-tower luxury residential development on Manhattan's Upper West Side, has just unveiled unveiled the new model homes.

With interiors by celebrated designers Champalimaud Design, Yabu Pushelberg and Groves & Co. complemented by architecture from Rafael Viñoly Architects, Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates and Richard Meier & Partners Architects, the residences at Waterline Square excel inside and out. 

One Waterline Square

Ranging from studios to four-bedroom residences, the chic, expansive homes offer four palette variations and a rich selection of stones and woods not often found in rental residences. Caesarstone backsplashes and countertops with waterfall islands, custom wood-paneled vanities and polished chrome Grohe fixtures adorn the kitchens and bathrooms. The homes feature condo-level perks like kitchen islands, walk-in closets, wine refrigerators, fully-integrated appliance packages designed by Bosch, vented washer-dryers and five-fixture bathrooms, making for a truly elevated offering. 

Two Waterline Square

Interior Marketing Group furnished the new model homes within Waterline Square, using custom furnishings, patterned wallpaper and bold artwork to transform the interiors of nine luxury units into turn-key homes. IMG's design team paired minimalist, modern furnishings with eclectic pieces to create dynamic, modern living spaces. Designed to accentuate the stunning Hudson River views and modern architecture, each unit has its own personality.

Three Waterline Square

Photos Credit: Evan Joseph

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The Newest Gem of Greenwood Heights: The Greenwood

The Greenwood, located on a quaint and tree-lined block in Greenwood Heights, is a brand new and elegant 8-unit condominium that offers 2-bedroom homes, with intuitive layouts and expansive, sun-drenched rooms. With its striking and contemporary façade, The Greenwood features architecturally balanced spaces where the use of organic materials like wood, stone and porcelain are offset with generously sized windows framing lush, treetop landscapes to be admired from nearly every room. Choice finishes include custom Ornare kitchen cabinetry, Quartz counters and Bosch appliances.

The bathrooms are handsomely outfitted with Italian Florim porcelain, Grohe hardware and Toto fixtures. While most apartments have private outdoor space, the building is also amenitized with a common finished roof deck providing superb, unobstructed views of the Manhattan skyline. As added bonuses, The Greenwood offers stroller parking in the lobby, a common roof deck, private storage, video intercom, and central air.

Credit: Allyson Lubow, courtesy The Corcoran Group

“The Greenwood offers exceptional quality and high end style with layouts that are wide- allowing for uncompromising southern exposure and northwest views of Manhattan,” says Lesley Semmelhack of The Corcoran Group, who is leading sales at The Greenwood. “Each unit, all two bed/two baths, have total square footage that is hard to match in the neighboring area for the same price per square foot. All units have unadulterated vistas of the entire city skyline and is positioned at the highest point in the neighborhood.”

For residents living in Greenwood Heights, leisure and peace are just a part of daily life. This serene neighborhood is bordered by Prospect Avenue to the north, 38th Street to the south, 20th Street and MacDonald Avenue to the east and Green-Wood Cemetery to the west. Here, it's all about the views: the neighborhood earned the "Heights" moniker for its elevation over the rest of Brooklyn's enclaves, and it provides plenty of top-tier glimpses of the Statue of Liberty, the Manhattan skyline and Prospect Park. Greenwood Heights is served by the N and D express lines, as is located on the R line.

The agents for the building are Corcoran’s Lesley Semmelhack, Erik Semmelhack, and Amanda McAvena.

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Our Favorite Listing: The Penthouse at NoMad's Rose Hill - $18.75M

Our favorite listing this week is on the heels of topping out in late 2019 with closings expected to commence this summer, Rose Hill -- NoMad’s newest and most highly-anticipated Art Deco residential tower by legendary developer Rockefeller Group -- just released its most expensive unit to date, Penthouse A.

Situated at 30 East 29th Street between Park and Madison Avenues, Rose Hill represents a perfect marriage of classic Art Deco architecture that nods to Rockefeller's greatest creation, Rock Center, with sophisticated homes and a full suite of urban club-like amenities (think Union Club or Yale Club) that have been created for today's modern New Yorkers. 

Designed inside and out by the award-winning New York-based firm CetraRuddy and listed for $18.75 million, the 3-bed, 3.5 bath home spans the 42nd and 43rd floors of the 45-story tower and boasts 4,394SF of interior space. With large floor-to-ceiling windows that let in an abundance of natural light and ceiling heights soaring up to nearly 30 feet high, residents also have access to 1,331SF of exterior space spread across three private terraces, with dramatic, 360 degree views of New York City's famed skyline. 

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Upon entering, residents will be welcomed by an expansive great room and family room with various seating areas available for lounging, and just nearby are both the kitchen and dining room. With two bedrooms on the main floor, the master suite has its own privacy and is solely located on the top floor. A flex room, one of the building's best features, is also here and can be customized as a study, additional bedroom, nursery or however the owner likes.

Penthouse A features timeless finishes such as rusticated hardwood floors and bronze finished hardware. Equipped with state-of-the-art Miele Appliances, the kitchen has custom, Italian-made ultra matte dark charcoal cabinetry with metal-framed glass upper cabinets and Calacatta Razzi honed marble countertops, while the master bathroom has a spa-like aesthetic with Greek Dolomite Honed stonewalls with Breccia Capraia accent shower walls. Dark marble radiant heated floors keep you warm once out of the shower or large soaking tub, and complementing the space is a custom walnut and bronze vanity with marble countertops and aged brass fixtures. 

The listing is being handled by CORE, the exclusive sales and marketing firm for the building. 

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