Sports Illustrated Model Irina Shayk Seeks $4M For Village Pad
Sports Illustrated model and real-life love interest to Bradley Cooper, Irina Shayk, is selling her West Village apartment. Shayk picked the 2,462-square-foot Perry Street pad up for $1.96 million in 2010, and is now looking to unload the duplex...
$7.5M West Village Townhouse Comes With a Private Spa
There are a lot of lovely things about this contemporary Manhattan townhouse, like its Hudson River views, cedar closets, and private spa. But there are also some not lovely thingswhich, for people shopping places like this $7.5 million...
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Weekend Open House Tour: West Village
This weekend on the Open House Tour, we're seeing what's on the market in the West Village. There are some nice listings, including a two-bedroom on Leroy asking $899,000, a one-bedroom on West 12th asking $2.1 million, and a two-bedroom on Perry...
166 Perry PH Owners Seek $25M For Their 'Construction Site'
Talk about flipping out. The 6,845-square-foot penthouse in the Asymptote-designed glassy tower at 166 Perry Street was bought in 2010 for $14.825M. Even though the duplex is still "partially completed" and a literal "construction site" (or so...
Another Flip Attempt Takes Off at Perry Street Spaceship
Apartment #1B at West Village Asymptote-designed spaceship 166 Perry Street sold for only $1.756 million in 2010, after asking $2.65 million for its 2,526 square feet. That poor showing (and similar poor showings from other building flippers)...
Where Will the De Niros Live While 88 CPW is Renovated?
Thanks to a fire this past June, Robert De Niro's fifth floor apartment at 88 Central Park West has to undergo an extensive renovation. The Post reports that the place is "unlivable" and the fix-up could take two to three years, which means that...
Latest Flipper Seeks $8.75M Mark Up at 166 Perry Street
Flippers have, historically, had a challenging time at 166 Perry Street, the Asymptote-designed glassy spaceship in the West Village. Unit 1A, for example, tried to resell for $5 million?but only managed $3.9 million. Unit 1B sold at a nearly 34...
At 166 Perry, It's Not Looking So Good for the Flippers
The first-floor siblings at 166 Perry Street, the glassy spaceship from Asymptote, don't have much in common. At #1A, the buyer paid $3.054 million for the place in February and recently put it back on the market asking $5 million. Guess we know...
First 166 Perry Flipper Thinks Market is Doing Just Fine, Thanks
The buyer of apartment #1A at 166 Perry Street?Asymptote's spaceship of wavy glass right next to Richard Meier's West Village towers?got a pretty hefty discount on the duplex. It was listed at $3,750,000, but an LLC called One A Perry Holdings...
$24 Million Perry Street Pool Penthouse Goes for $14.8M
The superpenthouse #PHEW at the West Village's glassy 166 Perry Street went to contract back in December. Rumor had it the property was going to a "Manhattanite couple." The closing has now hit public record, and, unfortunately, the buyers remain...
Step Into the Glassy & Flashy Wonderland of 166 Perry
[Photos by Will Femia.] The resilience of the West Village luxury real estate market is a hot topic, and here's a new talking point: 166 Perry Street. The first building in the city from avant-garde architects Asymptote has traveled a long and...
It's Almost Pool Day on Perry Street
The $24 million combination offering for 166 Perry Street's pair of duplex penthouses is listed as #PHEW, which, coincidentally, is also the sound the developers will make if they find a buyer to take both off their hands in one shot. But if the...
CurbedWire: 166 Perry Tweeted, All Systems Go at The 505
FAR WEST VILLAGE?Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Asymptote (@asy_architects) to the world of Twitter. The avant-garde architects are already serving up the goods, including photos of the firm's new office space (holy crap, check out those...
Curbed International: Our Angled Glass is So London 2008
For those fans of Asymptote's rising 166 Perry Street, the bit of angled West Village glass that looks like a mini-Meier, we bring you the trippy 367 Oxford Street in merry London. The completed project, by Future Systems, is an addition to a...
CurbedWire: Aerial Updates on One Madison Park, 166 Perry
FLATIRON?Though we've already spent some time up in the $45 million penthouse at One Madison Park, a tipster couldn't contain his excitement about getting to see the views for himself, sending us the above shot from the terrace with the simple...
Curbed Poll: Palazzo Chupi Penthouse vs. the $24 Million Club
The triplex penthouse at 360 West 11th Street, better known as Palazzo Chupi, has been cut down to an asking price of $24 million, from an initial offering of $32 million. After over eight months of showings and broker switches (including a stint...
CurbedWire: A New Angle on Perry Street, Bank Disease
WEST VILLAGE?Sure, our last check-in with Asymptote's somewhat slow-moving condo building at 166 Perry Street wasn't all that long ago, but who doesn't want another look at all that bendy glass? The mini-Meier, if you recall, will have quite the...
HL23 Renderings, Now With More Shiny Metal Orbs
[Renderings: Hayes Davidson] To call HL23?a space-age condo building from a man named Alf?an "anticipated addition" to the crop of real estate development surrounding the High Line would be like calling burritos merely "yummy" or the Knicks only...
Development Update-o-Rama: Stalled at Onyx, 166 Perry
Two reader inquiries today concerning new Manhattan developments. Intel in the comments, please. 1) Chelsea: "does anyone know what the deal is with onyx? a single brick has not moved in that building for months and they are not allowing any of...
Development Du Jour: 166 Perry Street
Location: btwn Washington St./West Side Highway in Richard Meier's Far West VillageSize: Eight stories and 24 units, including two penthouses with private lap poolsPrices: $2 million to $11.5 millionArchitects: Asymptote ArchitectureDeveloper:...
166 Perry is Such a Tease
The teaser site for 166 Perry Street has gone live, which is usually a frustrating thing. We want pictures of hotly-anticipated developments, not flash animation, damn it! But, ah, we've already seen what the building will look like, of course?via...