Residential

● SOLOW BUILDING COMPANY Solow launches new rental Solow Building Company has launched leasing at 685 First Avenue, the company’s luxury residential tower.

179 Sullivan THE former home of actor James Gandolfini is on the market for $15.695 million. 179 Sullivan Street is a four-story, 8,000 s/f Greek Revival

Rutenberg’s Jason Lee just closed on a full floor four bedroom apartment at 60 East 86th Street (pictured top) for a local family looking for a modern home.

In New York City luxury apartments, fitness remains an attractive add-on In spite of a growing number of luxury residential developers offering over-the-top

147 Waverly Place, Unit #9 By Roland Li Brazil is considered one of the premier emerging markets, with robust quarterly growth and a vibrant, young population.

New York dining landmark II Vagabondo has come on the market along with the four-bedroom, 2,700 s/f luxury duplex townhouse that sits over the restaurant.

Another large residential development is heading for the Astoria waterfront. Cape Advisors and Wainbridge Capital have secured $65 million in financing

2018 has been a tumultuous year for New York City real estate. The year began with a nervous luxury sector and a new Federal tax plan. The shock closure

New York City-based Stoop, a flexible living platform and Mdrn., a residential platform for sales and leasing, have just finished raising over $1 million.

It may be the busiest time of the year in the New York City rental market, but according to the latest market reports, renters have the upper hand.

● EXTELL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Full floor lofts released at 1010 Park Extell Development Company has debuted 1010 Park Avenue, its Upper East Side boutique

In real estate, sometimes an opportunity comes along once in a lifetime. That was the case for Citi Habitats agent John Farrell, who recently sold 271