Live in Dr. Drew’s Upper West Side Love Shack
Dr. Drew Pinsky — the celebrity doctor perhaps best known for hosting relationship advice radio show Loveline — has put his Upper West Side apartment on the market for $1.59 …
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Brooding at the Broadmoor
The Broadmoor is a full service co-op located at 235 West 102nd Street at the corner of Broadway. The 1927 building is home to 345 units and comes with a …
Sales Launch at Claremont Hall
This past June, Lendlease, together with LMXD, an affiliate of L+M Development Partners, and Daiwa House Texas, Inc. launched sales at Claremont Hall, a new 41-story mixed-use condominium designed by …
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5 Renovations That Will Make Your Pre-war Co-op Shine
Pre-war co-ops are a quintessential staple of New York City real estate.
Billie Holiday’s Former UWS Townhouse Hits Market
The townhouse once occupied by jazz icon Billie Holiday has hit the market for $13,995,000. The property, located at 26 West 87th Street, was last purchased for $9,475,000 in 2017.
Janet Jackson Sells Apartment at One Central Park West
Janet Jackson has sold her apartment at One Central Park West for $8.8 million, the Wall Street Journal was first to report. She had first listed it back in April …
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Enraged Tenants Plan Weekend Rally
Tenants at Glenn Gardens have officially scheduled a rally to demonstrate against their landlord, A&E Real Estate Holdings LLC, after a landlord-tenant meeting last week yielded little more than a …
Ellie Kemper Sells Upper West Side Apartment
Ellie Kemper, whose character in “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” restarts her life in “East Dogmouth” after living in a cult, can now make a new start herself: she’s sold her Upper …
West-Park Church Files Suit to Evict Tenant, Make Way For Demolition
The future of West-Park Presbyterian Church of New York City remains uncertain. While the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) continues to consider preserving the church’s landmark status, the building’s owner has …
Long-Term Renovation Project Creates Living Hell, Tenants Claim
Dust. Constant and unbearable noise. Potentially toxic chemicals. Limited or no use of the building’s amenities. Poor ventilation. No accommodations.
