Manhattan
Central Park South
Traffic, tourists, all-night Apple-store shoppers and the ever-present smell of horse manure. And yet, Central Park South -- perhaps thanks to its proximity to Midtown offices; perhaps it's those amazing Central Park views -- remains one of the most exclusive addresses in the city.
In recent years this area has seen a number of high-end hotels convert to residences. The most notable conversion was of the Plaza, which went condo in 2005 to the tune of $1.075 billion (that's how much Elad Properties paid to purchase and renovate the storied hotel).
Other recent conversions include the Jumeirah Essex House (160 Central Park South), a $50 million conversion of a portion of this hotel, with one-bedrooms starting at about $1.5 million, and 110 Central Park South, a co-op where one-bedrooms started at about $1.4 million.
ON THE FLIP SIDE
May 01, 2008 -
Developer Harry Macklowe made big news last year when he spent approximately $60 million for several apartments that he's assembled into a huge residence at the Plaza.
Now, with his...more >HEAD OF THE CLASS
MANHATTAN HITS STRATOSPHERE, THANKS TO THESE TWO BUILDINGS
April 10, 2008 -
THERE'S been no shortage of gloomy talk lately regarding the Manhattan real estate scene. The Bear Stearns collapse, the Wall Street layoffs, the ongoing credit crisis - even your most...more >
SAN DOMENICO TO CLOSE IN JUNE
March 17, 2008 -
In a shock to the city’s restaurant-lovers, high-end Central Park South Italian eatery San Domenico will close its doors at the end of June, owner Tony May said this morning. "We are not going...more >
BUENO, DIAZ
March 13, 2008 -
There's something about the apartment that Cameron Diaz has bought in the West Village - it took her forever to find it. After searching for more than a year, including showing up at numerous...more >
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