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    By Matt Chaban 5/17/11 11:46pm

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    Eloise’s Awkward Phase: Can the Plaza Get Over Its Growing Pains?

    As the sun set last Wednesday over Central Park, dozens of the city’s top real estate brokers gathered inside the triplex penthouse of the Plaza. They sipped proper drinks and nibbled quails egg and smoked salmon. They chattered about art and opera and books, the usual uptown pretensions, but also, and mostly, about recent deals. Read More

    By Matt Chaban 3/24/11 4:22pm

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    Sweet Music! Russian Composer Will Break Condo Record at the Plaza

    Last month, word got out that Igor Krutoy was preparing to buy a $40 million condo at the Plaza Hotel, nearly but not quite a record buy. Yet it almost seemed like he was desperate to make a splash, as he mulled condos over the $50 million mark at buildings such as 15 Central Read More

    By Matt Chaban 7:04pm

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    Russia's Gambling Man Belotserkovsky Loses Bet on Plaza

    As Mikhail Prokhorov and a cadre of globetrotting countrymen continue to expand their presence in the city, one of their comrades is shedding some of his, and at a considerable loss. In the summer of 2007, Boris Belotserkovsky, the boss of Russia’s one-armed bandits, bought a sizable one-bedroom on the 13th floor of the recently Read More

    By Max Abelson 11/11/08 9:25pm

    Can Ritz-Carlton Condo Go From $28.5 M. to $35 M. in Four Months?

    Leighton Candler, the Corcoran mega-broker who has the listing for Brooke Astor’s Park Avenue co-op, just listed a full floor, nine-room, three-bedroom, 5,894-square-foot apartment at the Ritz-Carlton on Central Park South for $35 million. It’s an ambitious listing for three reasons, but mostly because it’s hard to sell anything expensive nowadays (especially if Read More

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