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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.
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“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.
Developers Slate Property Group and BentallGreenOak are thrilled to announce the launch of The Marlow, a boutique, luxury condominium development located on Manhattan’s iconic Upper West Side. Designed by BKSK Architects and a model unit decorated by Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent, Marlow will rise ten stories with 27 residences ranging from studios to four-bedroom penthouse duplexes. Located at 150 West 82nd Street, the beautifully restored pre-war building offers residents convenient access to some of the gems of the Upper West Side, including walkability to Central Park, top-of-the-line restaurants, cafes, music venues, landmarks and more. CORE, the leading boutique real estate brokerage firm in New York City, will be the exclusive sales team for the project.
“We are thrilled to launch Marlow and bring this incredible product to market,” said Martin Nussbaum, Slate Property Group. “Marlow will provide residents with a secluded haven that aligns perfectly with the intimate nature of the Upper West Side, paired with an elegant vernacular expected of our city.”
Marlow’s 27 luxury residences will offer a wide range of sizes and floorplans and will feature herringbone wood flooring throughout the kitchen, living and dining rooms, with five inch plank oak wood flooring throughout the hallways and bedrooms. Each unit will offer pre-war beamed ceilings up to nine feet with Windsor Pinnacle series double-hung windows, abundant storage and walk-in closets throughout and a stacked Miele washer and dryer. The elegantly designed kitchens offer Miele appliances, custom stained matte white oak cabinetry with lacquered white bronze detailing, specialty etched glass backsplash in a satin finish and Kohler brushed brass faucets. Prices start in the high $600,000s.
“The Marlow is an incredibly sophisticated and timeless project,” said Shaun Osher, founder and CEO of CORE. “We have seen increased interest from buyers looking for such exclusivity, outdoor space and the convenience of a condo unit that has the feel of a single-family home, and Marlow encapsulates all of this while located in a prime neighborhood. We are confident and excited for the response from the market for this building.”
The boutique nature of Marlow coupled with the ideal location of the Upper West Side caters to a neighborly, outdoor-centric lifestyle. The development features an array of family-friendly and outdoor amenities including a 24-hour doorman, residents lounge with a kitchenette, a children’s playroom, gym equipped by Matrix USA, tranquil courtyard, landscaped rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the city and a BBQ area, a laundry room with commercial size washer and dryer and storage units. The Upper West Side is an artistic, inviting neighborhood with an abundance of quiet streets and greenspace. Marlow is located just minutes away from exemplary New York City destinations, including Central Park, the American Museum of Natural History, Riverside Park and more.
“The Upper West Side is quintessentially New York,” said Julie Nelson, Partner at BKSK Architects, “and preserving existing buildings while reimaging the interiors for a modern buyer is the most sustainable way to approach new development. The special architectural details that existed at the Marlow are reflected in the careful design of each unique unit. The inclusion of hidden pantries off the kitchen, family-friendly room layouts, generous closets and a refined material palette will complement the inherently beautiful and historic neighborhood.”
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Penthouse J is a stunning light-filled, 4,600-square-foot, four-bedroom triplex with soaring ceilings and an extraordinary roof terrace. The home is thoughtfully laid out with living/dining on the main entry level, sleeping quarters on the second level, and outdoor space on the third.
The main level's grand, open space, including a 50-foot high entry foyer with a massive skylight, is designed as the perfect canvas for an art collection anchored by a stone fireplace and oversized south-facing windows. A proper chef's kitchen is outfitted with stainless steel Gaggenau, Wolf, Sub-Zero, Bosch and Miele appliances. A full au-pair suite completes the floor with its own kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, and separate entrance allowing the option for an additional fifth bedroom.
One flight up the custom-built sculptural staircase, the south-facing master suite is complete with dual bathrooms and his-and-her custom closets, as well as a wet bar fridge and microwave. Down the hall is a den, two additional bedrooms, a full, double sink bathroom and laundry.
Crowning the home is the roof terrace with a weather-resistant entertainment system and Jacuzzi. Additional luxuries include a Kraus Hi-Tech custom designed Home Automation System including full audio/video control, visible and invisible speakers throughout, motorized Lutron Shades, all lighting as well as climate and security. Listed by Emily Beare of Core.
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When only the best will do. Custom designed two full bedrooms, ensuite bathrooms, dining room and formal foyer, hand created into a masterpiece, by the finest artisans and designers money can buy. A Chinoiserie gold hand-painted black laquer foyer welcomes you to this one of a kind home or pied a terre. French baked oak floors in a chevron pattern with custom borders throughout, are seen thru almost full height arched windows facing Billionaire's Row; West 57th Street. Ceilings are just under 13' and are crowned by coffered ceilings. All public rooms contain raised and fielded panels that add to the classic intricacy of the space. Doorways from the public rooms to the private suites are seamlessly integrated into the walls eliminating any protrusions.
The museum quality primary suite is clad in dark wool linen tweed with custom window seats overlooking city views with bright southern exposure. This bedroom suite is open to a calacatta gold bathroom with wainscoting, a pair of Louis XVI treillage bath vanities, a murano smoked glass chandlier and mahogany window shutters. The gold leaf walls are handpainted and houses a large soaking tub. Both the separate shower room and water closet are curb less thereby creating greater freedom of movement and additional visual spaciousness.
Listed by: Ellen Kapit, Sotheby’s International Realty – Downtown Manhattan Brokerage
Located at 212 Fifth Avenue, one of the City's premier luxury condominiums, this over 3000 square foot, 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath home offers spectacular views perched right over Madison Square Park.
The gracious, marble floored gallery leads you into the home. There are great art walls in the gracious entry, which leads into the grand living room and dining room. Measuring at over 35 feet long with windows on 2 sides and views of Madison Square Park, this space is chic and unique with soaring 11 foot ceilings and giant windows. The dining part of the room has two floor to ceiling temperature controlled wine closets, perfect for Oenophiles. The adjacent open eat-in chef's kitchen boasts Calcutta marble countertops, milled wood cabinets, and Gaggenau appliances with a vented stove.
The tucked away primary suite boasts a large bedroom overlooking the Park and a spacious walk-in closet. The absolutely gorgeous, 19 foot long primary bathroom features a separate rain shower and soaking tub, radiant-heated Thassos stone floors, fluted Carrara marble walls, and Waterworks fixtures. Both of the sizable second and third bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms and generous closet space. The apartment also has newly installed solid hardwood floors, a beautiful powder bath off the foyer, great closets, a washer/dryer, and fabulous pre-war details. This apartment also includes a separate storage closet on the same floor!
Designed by Schwartz and Gross in the neo gothic tradition and built in 1913 originally as a manufacturing building, 212 Fifth Avenue was recently converted to a luxury condominium with 2-4 bedroom homes. This full service building offers top tier amenities including a 24 hour doorman and concierge. Additionally, there is a Jay Wright designed fitness center and yoga studio, children's playroom, game room, screening room, board room, catering kitchen, and cold storage for deliveries. Located on the northwest corner of Madison Square Park, the building is nearby to public transportation, and a bevy of stylish shops and amazing restaurants.
The residence is listed at $10,900,000 and is represented by Lisa K. Lippman and Gerard “Scott” Moore of Brown Harris Stevens.
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Is there a more beautiful city for Spring than the lovely Washington D.C? With the gorgeous Cherry Blossom season around the corner, there is no better time to explore our nations capital than with a brilliant trip and a refreshing cocktail in hand at a luxe hotel bar.
After a long year of staycations in our cozy living rooms, we are more than excited to book a first class ticket and pack our suitcases with the cutest Spring assemble. This Spring, meet us at this magnificent and luxurious, The Thompson Hotel in Washington D.C.
The Thompson Hotel offers a refined historic beauty tale in their immaculate architecture and interior. Through a unique observation of any of their 225 rooms, a guest will find echoes of the colonial past, from soft, curving tables evoking a ship’s cabin to the rigid symmetrical lines framing the windows overlooking the dazzling river.
A brand new swanky rooftop bar? We'll grab our designer heels. Renowned restaurateur Danny Meyer brings his signature hospitality to D.C. with Maialino Mare, a fine-dining, Roman-style trattoria and Anchovy Social, the stunning open-air rooftop bar with elevated takes on classic cocktails and shareable snacks.
For this Spring, The Thompson's Cherry Blossom package includes Capital Bike Share passes to cycle to the iconic Tidal Basin. Once in the lawn, enjoy your basket of picnic goodies hand selected from the hotels top chefs, and immerse yourself in the beauty of the blossoms. After a beautiful day of gallery hopping and sight seeing, it is time for a personalized happy hour, relax with an in-room Cherry Blossom beverage flights.
The Thompson Washington DC is situated in the heart of the historic Navy Yard, D.C.'s hippest and bustling neighborhood. View breathtaking scenes of the glistening waterfront, Nationals Park, and Anacostia Riverwalk Trail from the luxury accommodation. In the Navy Yard, visitors can find restaurants like Chloe, Due South, Bluejacket Brewery, coffee shops, as well the local District Winery. Delicious! We are more than thrilled for our luxurious trip.
Thompson Washington DC, 221 Tingey Street SE
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WHERE: 473 Lafayette Avenue
SIZE: 5 Beds | 5 Baths
COST: $2,395,000
About: As soon as you enter the parlor floor you are greeted with warm walnut stained 5’’ white oak flooring, high ceilings, a cozy fireplace and an open floor-through layout perfect for entertaining. An expansive living, dining & kitchen quarters have distinct proportions drenched with top of the line finishes, highlighted by a custom chef’s kitchen. German Leicht kitchen cabinetry is blended with a six-burner range, paneled Bosch dishwasher, built-in over/microwave, wine fridge & Quartz waterfall island. Your eat-in-kitchen overlooks your garden area as a formal dining area and powder room at the center completes your parlor floor. Upstairs, you’ll find your bedroom oasis with three-bedrooms, two full bathrooms (one of them being an en-suite) and laundry closet on the third level.
The top floor is a jaw dropping primary suite consisting of the entire floor with massive walk-in-closets and a south facing spa-like windowed bathroom with a black and white themed tiled bathroom, deep soaking tub, rain shower, double vanities, a bidet and multiple skylights making for a sun-splashed zen atmosphere. The garden level consist of a full floor 1 bedroom apartment currently duplexed with the finished basement and has access to the backyard space. The finished basement can easily be privatized for the main owner’s unit while still earning a substantial amount of rental income from the garden level one bedroom. Additional features in the home includes brand new mechanicals, oversized Pella windows, 5-zone central heating/cooling with upgraded filtration, security cameras & speakers.
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WHERE: 63 East 9th Street #7P
SIZE: 2 Beds | 1 Baths
COST: $1,200,000
About: Enter Apartment 7P and bask in the southern light with open downtown city views. The graciously proportioned space allows for various configurations, including a home office or 2nd bedroom, while leaving ample space for dining. The island kitchen is perfect for entertaining with its Corian counter-tops, walnut-style cabinets, and stainless-steel appliances. The master bedroom can accommodate a king-size bed and has two generous outfitted closets.
The bathroom has been updated with a new vanity, chrome-finished fixtures and white subway-tiled walls. Apartment 7P comes equipped with ample closets, designer light fixtures, hardwood floors, through-the-wall air conditioning, and direct southern views from every room overlooking bucolic 9th Street. The Randall House is an established Greenwich Village Cond-op (co-op with more flexible condo-like rules). Attributes include full-time doormen, live-in super, impeccable staff, laundry on every floor, no board interview, superb financials, bike and general storage, and garage. Subletting is permitted two out of every five years with no pre-residency requirement. Parents may buy with, for, or guarantee obligations of, children. Located in the center of the Greenwich Village allows for easy access to nearby transportion, fine dining, and beloved Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Citarella, Agata & Valentina are all nearby.
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WHERE: 21 South End Ave, Apt 208
SIZE: 2 Bedroom | 2.5 Bath
COST: $2,200,000
About: Located in one of Battery Park City’s premier condo buildings, this stunning renovated two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath duplex has spectacular and unobstructed Hudson River and Statue of Liberty views as its backdrop.
Upon entering the foyer, you are welcomed into an expansive and sun-drenched open-concept living and dining room. This home offers both stunning south and west views overlooking the Esplanade and Hudson River. The oversized windows maximize the sense of space and provide natural light throughout the day, making the home feel bright and open. The sunsets are remarkable from every room in the house!
This home features generously proportioned living spaces, hardwood flooring throughout, spacious closets, and a full-size washer/dryer. The eat-in kitchen boasts granite countertops, modern cabinets, beautiful subway tile backsplash, and south-facing views.
A beautiful staircase leads up to the second level. This floor has two generously sized bedrooms, two full-size baths, and a separate space that is perfect for a home office and work-out space (currently fits a desk and a Peloton). The primary suite is an oasis, with wall-to-wall south and west-facing windows, custom closets, and an en-suite bathroom featuring marble tiles, a dual vanity, and a rain shower.
Xin Development Group International, Inc. in conjunction with Kuafu Properties, as the development manager, announces the launch of sales for Hell’s Kitchen’s newest condominium, Bloom on Forty Fifth (Bloom). Located on the full blockfront between West 44th and 45th Street on 10th Avenue, the modernist-inspired eight-story development features 92 residences, ranging from studios to three-bedrooms. Sales are being led by Compass Development Marketing Group and David Chang.
“Our goal was to construct a building with New Yorkers in mind and create custom, one-of-a-kind experiences,” said Peter Amato, Managing Director of USA Operations, Xinyuan Real Estate. “Bloom’s sophisticated amenities and emphasis on green spaces bring serenity to everyday living for our future residents.”
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Designed by the award-winning Marvel Architects, Bloom on Forty Fifth is an urban oasis centrally located between Hudson River Park’s beautifully landscaped waterfront greenspaces and Midtown’s high-rises, featuring an approximately 8,000 square foot park-like elevated terrace that is set between the north and south residential towers. The open-air courtyard is beautifully landscaped with a variety of plants and full-size trees, including three honey locust trees, along with various seating areas – the perfect environment for either social distanced entertaining or private relaxation. The courtyard also features skylights that shed an abundance of natural light into the lobby.
Bloom on Forty Fifth brings a natural and contextual aesthetic to the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood, with a light façade made of glass, steel, and reinforced concrete. Similarly, within the residences, natural stones and woods were chosen to bring nature into each home – such as Colonial Silver marble backsplashes and warm-toned wide-planked oak flooring. With thoughtfully designed floorplans, Marvel Architects designed light-filled north-, south-, east- and west-facing residences, with select homes featuring private outdoor space. Bloom’s double-glazed, oversized windows invite an abundance of natural light throughout the interiors and offer energy efficiency.
The open-plan kitchens feature integrated Miele appliances, custom white-washed oak cabinetry, and Caesarstone countertops. Most kitchens are designed with a central prep-island or a wrap-around breakfast bar and dining alcove. The elegant master bathrooms have been designed with glass tile mosaic flooring, a custom white-washed oak vanity, and a walk-in shower or soaking tub with shower, both enclosed within Danube marble walls. “Bloom on Forty Fifth offers buyers a unique opportunity to own in Manhattan’s new West Side in a low-rise building that features incredible views of old and new architecture,” said David Chang, the Sales Director at Compass DMG.
Pricing for studios start at $750,000, one bedrooms at $892,500, two bedrooms at $1,695.750, and three bedrooms at 2,875,000.
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There are so many different interior design trends that come and go as the years pass. While natural wood has been around for a long time, this might be the year for it to make a serious comeback in both traditional and modern New York residences.
The beauty of the most classic design trends is that they can evolve to fit various tastes. And while everyone has their own style that might swing differently with natural woods, there are so many ways it can work well. Here are some of the reasons why natural wood is making a comeback in interior design.
One way that natural wood can truly shine in any home is by going back to those youthful, bohemian, earthy vibes. Whether you had your boho phase in college or you’re still deep in it, natural wood can bring a sophisticated, earthy feel to any room.
From furniture to floors, the neutral tones and unique washes of natural woods can bring any space together and make it feel even more connected to nature. For example, take this luxury SoHo residence, which incorporates floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall natural wood cabinetry. The residence softens modern sharp angles with a grounded, natural feel.
Maybe you don’t want to take things all the way back to the earth, but you do want to bring in a bit of vintage charm. If that’s the case, natural wood might be worth looking into.
While furniture and fixtures play big roles in this, natural wood flooring can set the foundation for every vintage direction — from Victorian to mid-century modern. If you can find original flooring or real vintage furniture, that’s even better.
One of the best ways to incorporate natural wood in a vintage style is to mix and match different pieces throughout your home. For example, if you're interested in adding a rustic touch, you might want to view barn style doors that can easily bring that classic, warm feel to any space. You may also add vintage light fixtures or use reclaimed wood for shelving and accents.
The Philip House condos in Carnegie Hill are the perfect example of vintage inspiration in action. This prewar building is renovated for modern use, but still incorporates natural wood flooring and cabinetry evoke a timeless feel.
For those who love neutral, organic color palettes, natural wood might be exactly what you need.
If you tend to go for minimalist black-and-white tones in your usual decor, bringing in some natural wood can add some dimension without overpowering your creative vision. This can be seen in popular trends embracing natural touches like interior barn doors or natural wood kitchen cabinets.
If you tend to veer more towards a varied neutral color palette, natural woods can even add a bit more depth to what you already have in your home. Neutrals are the hot new thing, so it makes sense to add to the subtle and sophisticated look.
If you’re going more neutral in the color department, there are plenty of areas where you can suddenly play — even if you didn’t realize it before. One of the areas you can begin to explore is shape and texture.
Usually, color and color design dominates a room, especially if you tend to go bright and bold. But when you’re leaning into natural woods and neutral colors, you can go for more interesting furniture shapes, layer textures on top of one another, and even mix and match. Features like exposed beams and original molding can shine when you go for a more natural look.
One thing that it’s important to keep in mind is the comfort factor, which happens to be another area where natural wood totally shines.
Natural wood is subdued but also cozy and warm. Not only are the features of each wood unique and personal, but they also offer a bit of a rustic feel that’s perfect for those looking to bring a bit of comfort into their home. For example, if your home is bright and minimal but feels a bit cold, natural wood can bring in the bit of warmth you need.
While many people still love the minimal chic looks that have been popular in recent years, natural wood is all about comfort and sophistication. While natural wood can add to a space that embraces minimal design, it can also create a warm, homey, and vintage feel if that’s what you like. If you are wondering how you can add wood design to your new home, check out Forever Home's guide.
No matter your taste, natural wood may just be able to do a lot for your home, whether you find gorgeous vintage floors or fall in love with a piece you just can’t live without. Do you enjoy a vintage, earthy, or neutral style the most?
About the Author:
Evelyn Long is a real estate writer and editor. She manages Renovated, a web magazine for renters, buyers and professionals. She’s also contributed to Rental Housing Journal, National Association of REALTORS®, and other online publications.
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There’s a new tallest tower in the Upper East Side, located at 180 East 88th Street, DDG's latest masterpiece and the tallest residential building on the Upper East Side north of 72nd Street.
One of the most exciting features about 180e88 is its extensive selection of amenities, unprecedented on the Upper East Side and for residential buildings of this intimate scale. The remarkable spaces have just opened and have been designed by Hadas Dembo of Mise en Scene Design, who also designed a collection of stunning model residences throughout the building. Spanning eight floors, the amenities include a half-court indoor basketball court and partial indoor soccer pitch, wine room, game room, fitness center and yoga studio, residents' lounge and an imaginative children's playroom. The elegant spaces are as thoughtful and elegant as 180e88's distinguished homes.
Designed by DDG and inspired by the boom in high-rise masonry construction in New York in the early 20th century, 180 East 88th Street pays homage to the lost art of traditional craftsmanship and features iconic arches and a striking hand-laid brick façade made of nearly 600,000 handmade bricks by Denmark’s master brickworks Petersen Tegl. The development is home to 47 half- and full-floor residences. Closings are underway and immediate occupancy is available.
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2505 Broadway, the newest Upper West Side high rise is sharing the first official details on the development as the building will launch sales in Spring 2021. The building, developed by Adam America Real Estate and designed by ODA Architecture, is a 19-story luxury condominium featuring 44 one- to four-bedroom residences. The 44 homes include two stunning duplex townhomes with private outdoor space and a one-of-a-kind four bedroom penthouse that features a large private roof terrace with Hudson River views.
ODA's design for the exterior is a modern interpretation of the traditional architecture of the Upper West Side, taking inspiration from the rich heritage and pre-war aesthetics of cherished buildings found throughout the neighborhood. An elevated suite of amenities has been programmed to include a well-appointed fitness center, a children’s playroom, sports court, pet spa, library lounge, and a number of private outdoor spaces that offer residents a calming oasis.
The building is expected to be completed at the end of 2021. Douglas Elliman Development Marketing is handling sales and marketing for 2505 Broadway, with Ariel Tirosh overseeing sales.
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Last week, Pam Liebman, Corcoran President & CEO, hosted the festive digital program and kicked off the event with an unforgettable conversation by best-selling author and behavioral scientist, Jon Levy, who captivated the group with his insights on the power of influence.
As you know, 2020 has been a year of incredible growth for Corcoran. In just over 12 months, our affiliate network rapidly expanded – including the first global franchisee in the British Virgin Islands – bringing Corcoran’s total footprint to 21 markets, more than 4,200 agents and 100+ offices worldwide.
The celebration of Corcoran’s top agents and teams from the Manhattan, Brooklyn and the East End included the award winners below:
Overall Top Manhattan Performance: The Carrie Chiang & Janet Wang Team
Overall Top Brooklyn Performance: Deborah Rieders
East End’s Salesperson of the Year: Susan Breitenbach
Manhattan’s Top Residential Rental Agent of the Year: The DelleCave Team
Brooklyn’s Top Rental Agent of the Year: The Forray Team
Robby Browne Memorial Award: Daniel Cohen
“Being able to formally honor the success and dedication of our team is one of the highlights of my year, and after the twists and turns of the last twelve months, it became especially meaningful,” said Liebman, Corcoran President & CEO. “While nothing can replace the camaraderie and excitement of an in-person celebration, this was a wonderful opportunity to champion our agents’ remarkable accomplishments virtually. In 2020 we collectively proved both our resilience – and strength.”
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Now that spring is here and we’re able to enjoy longer days, and warm weather comes the need to bring in new cocktails into your routine. Not sure what to drink? Don’t worry we’ve compiled a list of drinks so refreshing it likes Spring in a glass.
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Throughout the last year, cheese and charcuterie boards have flooded social media, with new and inventive takes on how to turn a basic board into a beautiful work of art. What else was there to do, right? We’re here to share with new tips and tricks from chef and author Sarah Copeland of Edible Living on how to create beautiful and delicious cheese boards to make these monotonous weekends at home feel a little more festive. Sarah Copeland has partnered with Plume & Petal, to teach you how to elevate your cheese boards, which pair perfectly with a Plume & Petal cocktail.
Pick a cheese from four different categories: creamy, distinctive, funky and crowd-pleaser
Add a variety of different flavors and textures from your charcuterie to your snacks, with crunchy Asian pear and cascading nuts and berries
Make sure everything is accessible with small pieces in an easy-to-grab layout
Use a lot of small dishes, spoons and forks to make it easy for everyone to enjoy the board and mitigate cross contamination
More is More! Squeeze as much as you can on the board
Recipe for Plume & Petal Lemon Drift Spritz below!
A serve that’s as simple as it is special, add a splash of club soda to Plume & Petal Lemon Drift for any moment, big or small. An added bonus, it can be easily batched as a spectacular group serve.
Ingredients:
1.5 oz. Plume & Petal Lemon Drift
3 oz. High-quality Club Soda
Garnish: Signature Fruit Garnish – Cucumber Slices, Lemon Wheels, or Peach Slices
Glass: Wine glass
Directions: Build in wine glass over ice. Garnish with 3 lemon wheels. May be served in carafe for a group serve.
To complement the board, we recommend pairing the charcuterie board with Plume & Petal libations. Crisp and refreshing, the three variants of Plume & Petal (Peach Wave, Cucumber Splash, Lemon Drift) contain only 83 calories and are a great, lighter alternative to wine.
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Offered for the first time in nearly 20 years, 34 Commerce Street has received multiple awards, including a coveted American Institute of Architects (AIA) National Design Award for Single Family Residential, the Municipal Art Society of New York - New York Preservation Award (the other MAS award that year was Grand Central Station!), as well as the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation Front Stoop Award.
Stretching 34ft wide, this two-story townhouse is sure to impress from the street with its completely restored facade. Inside the two-bedroom, two-bathroom home you have exposed beams, two wood burning fireplaces and views overlooking the quintessential West Village streets as well as the lush gardens behind the home. Although this home kept to its historic roots it did not spare having modern day luxuries such as, central air, stainless steel appliances, and more. The home can also be sold fully or partly furnished, exclusive of artworks.
Currently listed for $4,750,000 with Gavin Shiminski, Keith Copley, Fredrik Eklund and John Gomes of The Eklund | Gomes Team at Douglas Elliman.
Warburg Realty
Located at 25 Murray Street Apartment 4K, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit is newly renovated, and features exposed brick and high ceilings — giving it a sense of old world charm. But it’s loaded with modern amenities and conveniences, including an open kitchen with Kenya Black counters, custom cabinets, and top-of-the-line appliances. The primary bedroom has a walk-in closet and ensuite bathroom, and the second bedroom can easily be converted into a home office. There are four huge windows that overlook Murray Street and offer plenty of sunny exposure, too.
The building is a pre-war gem, with a landscaped roof deck, community room, sauna, fitness center, and even a children’s playroom. It’s a full-service building, too, with a 24-hour concierge service, a central laundry room, and additional available storage. Of course, you’ll love living in the heart of Tribeca, where you can easily hop on a train to Brooklyn or Uptown, or walk a few blocks to City Hall Park or the Hudson River Promenade.
This unit is listed for $1,925,000 by Allison Chiaramonte and Tania Isacoff Friedland of Warburg Realty.
Nearing completion along the High Line in West Chelsea, Lantern House is Related Companies newest condominium project designed by Thomas Heatherwick. Heatherwick's first residential project in North America, Lantern House includes a 22-story west building and a 10-story east building, joined by a dramatic glass lobby pavilion below the High Line. Named for its interpretation of the modern bay window, Lantern House is a response to the neighborhood’s maritime warehouses and pairs hand-laid antiqued grey brickwork with industrial metal detailing and a dramatic reinvention of the bay window lining the textured grid exteriors of Lantern House’s two buildings. This 4 bedroom/4.5 bathroom home at Lantern House, is listed for $12,975,000 million and features a great room with a large fireplace and multiple large double height bay windows, perfect for relaxing and taking in the stunning NYC views.
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