There have been 212 transactions totaling $324 million recorded in New York Metropolis over the prior 24 hours earlier than 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025.
🏆 Residential: The highest residential transaction recorded in New York Metropolis was for a Carnegie Hill co-op. Actual property govt Richard Hadar and his spouse Mica Hadar, an actress and playwright, dropped $13 million on a 4,000-square-foot pad, offered by film producer Kristin Kehrberg, at 1050 Fifth Avenue. The unit, which had final traded in 2016 for $16.5 million, is at present configured to have three bedrooms and an workplace/library. Brian Logvinsky and Ryan Siciliano with Douglas Elliman had the itemizing, which went reside in March 2024 for slightly below $17 million. The transaction pencils out to roughly $3,300 per sq. foot.
🏆 Business: The Bronx noticed the priciest business deal recorded within the metropolis. New York-based Neighborhood Entry, a nonprofit that gives inexpensive and supportive housing, paid $25 million for a improvement web site — at present a 27,000-square-foot car parking zone — alongside River Avenue in Concourse. The group plans to assemble an almost 300-unit mixed-use challenge on the positioning, slated to open in 2029, in keeping with its website. The lot’s vendor was an LLC managed by the Irgang Group.
📊 Residential: Fred Gehring, the previous CEO of Tommy Hilfiger, offloaded a apartment at 41 Bond Street for slightly below $9 million. The client was Seaver 41, LLC, which has the identical deal with as Pleasantville, New York-based A-CAP, an organization that gives companies to the insurance coverage trade. Gehring had owned the Noho unit since 2011, buying it for about $7.1 million. The residence measures about 2,600 sq. ft and has three bedrooms and three and a half baths. The deal works out to about $2,700 per sq. foot. Douglas Elliman’s Clif Thorn and James Testa represented Gehring, who put the property in the marketplace in September 2024 for $9.8 million.
📊 Residential: In Tribeca, a apartment at Sixty Collister at 157 Hudson Road modified palms for $7.5 million. The vendor was 157 Unit 2B LLC, which acquired the unit in 2012 for $3.5 million. The client within the newest deal was 60C1C LLC. The four-bedroom pad measures roughly 3,900 sq. ft. It was listed on the market initially in 2023 with an asking value of $7.8 million. Casa Blanca Actual Property’s Tristen Marin, Nicole Leotta and Hannah Bomze represented the vendor.
đź“Š Residential: A full-floor penthouse at The Metropolitan at 181 East ninetieth Road in Carnegie Hill traded for $7.4 million. The vendor was Palila LLC and the client was Gur Dani LLC. The three,600-square-foot unit has 4 bedrooms and 4 and a half baths, together with a terrace measuring simply over 1,000 sq. ft. The apartment went in the marketplace in September 2024, with an inventory value of $9.3 million. It final offered in 2013 for $8.1 million.
📊 Residential: Kurien Jacob and Sulakshana Jain dropped $6.3 million on a sponsor unit at 430 East 58th Road in Sutton Place. The three-bedroom residence has three loos and spans simply over 2,000 sq. ft. It went in the marketplace in Could 2024 for $6.7 million. Corcoran Sunshine Advertising and marketing Group is dealing with gross sales on the property, which is called Sutton Tower and was developed by Gamma Actual Property and JVP Growth.
By the Numbers: Which metro has the highest extra homeownership costs?
The nation’s prime metro coastal areas, a number of the costliest locations to purchase a house, even have the very best invisible prices of homeownership.
The everyday house owner within the New York metro space spends a median of roughly $24,400 a yr on property taxes, dwelling insurance coverage and upkeep — on prime of mortgage funds. That’s the very best whole extra prices within the nation, in keeping with a report from Zillow and Thumbtack, a listing of dwelling upkeep professionals.
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