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8 notable NYC projects designed by Latino architects
From modernist buildings to new residential skyscrapers.
Related CEO Stephen Ross lists Time Warner Center penthouse for $75M
The billionaire developer is moving to a penthouse at 35 Hudson Yards
High-priced condos sell at a loss more often than non-luxe apartments
Department of Finance records show that big buyers more often accept losses on their sales.
Anthony Bourdain’s Midtown apartment is reportedly on the market
The legendary chef, author, and TV personality died in June.
See 15 years of change in NYC's waterfront neighborhoods
These three sets of images uncover stark physical changes in Long Island City, Williamsburg, and the West Side
New York’s most expensive condo is 15 Central Park West
The building had the highest average price per square foot last year.
$125K Time Warner Center penthouse is NYC's most expensive non-hotel rental
All of that cash will get you "jetliner views," more than 4,000 square feet of space, and tons of amenities.
After $34M discount, Time Warner Center duplex finally has a buyer
Someone finally bought this trapezoidal 54th-floor duplex; the nearly 3,600-square-foot apartment is in contract at its most recent asking price of $16 million.
No one wants to buy this oddly shaped Time Warner Center penthouse
The trapezoidal apartment was asking $42.5 million back in 2014—but after its latest price cut, it’s going for 62% less than its original price.
$110K/month Time Warner Center pad is NYC’s most expensive non-hotel rental
This extravagant rental atop the Time Warner Center comes with five bedrooms, five bathrooms, and incredible views of Manhattan.
$50M Time Warner Center penthouse sells at an $11M loss
The huge penthouse was asking $50 million
Pricey NYC condos seized in connection with money laundering investigation
On Wednesday the Justice Department issued a 140-page lawsuit that explains in cinematic detail the goings-on if an international money laundering ring based out of Malaysia. Funds from the operation were used to purchase major NYC real estate.
Time Warner Center duplex wants half of its original ask
It may be time to induct a new apartment into the Pricechopper Hall of Fame. Back in 2014, a four-bedroom duplex in the Time Warner Center hit the market with a $42.5 million asking price. Now, it's asking just $20 million.
