A Former Disney Ranch Lists for $61 Million, New York City Sales Slump, and More Real Estate News
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Related continues Tribeca takeover with 450 Washington
Related has launched sales for 450 Washington Street, an extensive residential conversion in Tribeca that occupies a full city block. When completed, 450 Washington will include 176 residences, ranging from studios to four-bedroom units, and will offer unobstructed views of the Hudson River.
It’s the first New York residential development by Roger Ferris + Partners, who have also worked on the 70 Hudson Yards and the Equinox Hotel in Chicago. “Our design strategy was to expand all the views in an effort to open up vistas, in all directions, towards this incredible waterfront amenity,” architect Roger Ferris said in a statement.
Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group is handling sales for the condominiums, which are priced from approximately $1 million to $12 million.
Tal Aventura arrives in Southern Florida
2151 Development Group has launched sales for Tal Aventura, a 26-story waterfront condo in a planned community about 20 miles north of Miami. Designed by Idea Architects, Tal Aventura is set to break ground in the fourth quarter of 2023. The focus is on indoor-outdoor living, embodied by sprawling terraces that extend over 3,000 square feet, as well as amenities like an outdoor theater and pickleball court.
When it’s completed in 2025, the 86-unit building will bring a new level of luxury to Miami, said 2151’s Matthew Rosenblatt. “We envisioned condo residences that feel like a single-family home, with ample space in an incredible location, while delivering active amenities that cater to a lifestyle rooted in community and convenience,” Rosenblatt said in a statement.
Residences at Tal Aventura range from two to five bedrooms, and penthouses are also available. Prices start at $1.4 million.
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A sluggish week for New York City real estate
Manhattan’s luxury real estate market continues to rollercoaster, according to the latest data from Olshan Realty. For the week ending November 6, just 14 contracts were signed for $4 million or above. That’s down from 18 the week prior and a significant drop from the 30 signed the week ending October 23.
The biggest sale last week was a four-bed and five-and-a-half bath condo at the Tower at Gramercy Square at 215 East 19th Street. Listed for $15.3 million, the nearly 5,000-square-foot unit offers 14-foot ceilings, city views, and access to luxe amenities like a screening room, private lounge, and a 75-foot swimming pool with skylight.
