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One57

Courtesy of Park Hyatt New York

A Private Butler Will Feed Your Dog in This $30,000-Per-Night Hotel Suite

At Park Hyatt New York's Presidential Suite guests get their own butler, and their pets get their own beds, bowls and treats.
By Merin Curotto
The Plaza Hotel, in all of its uptown glory.

The Plaza Loses Its Luster as a Real Estate Investment

The Plaza Hotel might be packed with glitz and glam, but those selling apartments in the famous building are unwilling to face the realities of the current marketplace.
By Christopher Cameron
The top 15 residential sales of 2016

The Top 15 Residential Real Estate Sales of 2016

432 Park Avenue takes home top honors for most expensive real estate sales this year
By Morgan Halberg
It's the last full-floor apartment in the building.

A Sleek Aerie at One57 Sells for Nearly $13 Million Under Ask

By Morgan Halberg
Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick ended up selling their renovated townhouse at a loss.

When a Flip Flops: Celebrity Real Estate Fails

By Morgan Halberg
247 Hancock Street still wants $6 million.

Sad Bed-Stuy Mansion Can’t Get Anyone to Buy It for $6M

By Kim Velsey
(Photo: Courtesy bari).

Accountability Is Key at These New York Fitness Studios

By Margaret Abrams
Seems nice... (Compass)

A Gloomy Day for Billionaire’s Row: One57 Perch Sells at a Loss

By Morgan Halberg
157 West 57th Street. (Jennifer Lu for Observer)

They’re the Top: The Biggest Residential Real Estate Deals of 2015

By Morgan Halberg
No matter the decor, the views sort of dominate. (Brown Harris Stevens)

A Half-floor at One57 Provides Singular Views and Appointments Twice as Nice

By Kim Velsey
Apparently, "view, view, view," is the new "location, location, location." (Extell Development)

Topping Out: Industry Insiders See Price Pressure at the Market’s High End

By Morgan Halberg

High Line Hugger: A Look Inside Thomas Juul-Hansen’s 505 W. 19th Street

By Morgan Halberg
How has 421-a served the city over the past 44 years? (Carlos Zamora/NY Observer.)

A Taxing Matter: Looking Back on the History of 421-a

By Kim Velsey
As the 57th Street towers rise, what of property values for the mere millionaires?

Rising Tide: 57th Street Residents May Lose a View, But At Least Resale Values Soar

By Kim Velsey
Progressive rail against the 421-a tax abatement outside One57 today. (Photo: Ross Barkan/New York Observer)

Progressives March Against Tax Break for Luxury Developments

By Ross Barkan

Space Oddities: Over-the-top Renovations Only a Seller Could Love

By Lauren Price
The new record holder. Officially.

Someone Finally Beats That $88M Record: One57 Sale Closes for $100.5M

By Kim Velsey
"Unparalleled."

Aurelius Capital Management CEO Mark Brodsky Looks Like Buyer of $52.95M One57 Pad

By Chris Pomorski
Hall of mirrors.

West Side Swap: One57-dwelling Financier Drops Old Place for $4.3M

By Chris Pomorski
57th Street in the 1970s, in a very different New York. (Shilpot/flickr.)

Pied-a-Terre Owners Use City Services, Too: On the Myth of the Benevolent Billionaire

By Kim Velsey
The view from the 44th floor is nice. (CORE)

Just Stopping By: Briefly Occupied Two-Bedroom at One57 Lists for $10.75 M.

By Kim Velsey
Peter Marino (Photo courtesy Patrick McMullan)

Peter Marino, Still In Leather, Details the Mammoth Exhibition of His Collection

By Nate Freeman
One57.

Horse Trade: Race Stable Owner Swaps $6.9 M. for Pad at One57

By Chris Pomorski
Rizzoli Bookstore. (Photo credit: Garrett Ziegler/Flickr).

The Sun Also Sets on Manhattan’s Bookstores

By Billy Richling
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