Step inside 838 Fifth.
The asking price for billionaire widow Lily Safra’s old apartment at 838 Fifth Avenue has just been reduced by $1 million. It can now be had for $18.75 million.
In January, 2005, Ms. Safra sold the full-floor condo for $13.8 million to investor (and Versace mansion buyer) Read More
838 Fifth.
Speaking of 838 Fifth Avenue, another ritzy apartment in that building–one floor above Thomas Sandell’s–is now changing hands.
Investor Michael Price recently sold his 4,500-square-foot apartment to Broadway producer James Nederlander (senior!) for $13.47 million, according to deed-transfer records.
It’s a nice chunk of change for Price, who already owns Read More
5 East 64th Street.
In 2005, six Manhattan townhouses sold for over $20 million, with one of the most notable being the former home of the late Gianni Versace, at 5 East 64th Street.
Last September, The Observer reported that investor Thomas Sandell had purchased the five-story mansion for $30 million, through a Read More
For a luxury residence that is still being “delivered new,” the ninth-floor condo apartment at 838 Fifth Avenue has certainly been around the block—and now it’s back on the market for $19.75 million.
In 2002, billionaire widow Lily Safra was trying to sell a couple of her tony properties: an 18-room co-op at 820 Fifth Read More
Matthew Schuerman finds that Goldman Sachs is close to getting an agreement to receive a penalty fee if they’re not satisfied with security measures at the new World Trade Center site: “According to two officials involved in the negotiations with the investment bank Goldman Sachs to build a new $2 billion headquarters adjacent to Read More
