Archives: Buildings
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167 East 67th Street
This full-service co-op, built in 1959, features 96 units and top-tier amenities including a 24-hour doorman, live-in super, laundry room, bike storage, and storage cages. The building allows 75% financing, is pet-friendly, and permits co-purchasing, pied-à-terres, and guarantors. Parents buying for children is not allowed. Subletting is permitted once during ownership, after one year, for…
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166 Perry Street
166 Perry Street is a boutique, full-service condominium located in the highly sought-after Far West Village, just steps from the Hudson River Promenade and charming Charles Lane. This eight-story building offers only 19 residences, each a corner unit designed with avant-garde architecture by Asymptote Architects and interiors by celebrated designer Laura Kirar. Residents enjoy 24-hour…
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165 East 72nd Street
This full-service postwar co-op, built in 1958, rises 20 stories and originally housed 184 units—many featuring setback terraces—though many apartments have since been combined by owners. Located on the northwest corner of 72nd Street and west of Third Avenue, the building offers superb access to Central Park, museums, shops, restaurants, cross-town buses, and the subway.…
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164 East 72nd Street
164 East 72nd Street is a meticulously maintained, boutique white-glove cooperative dating back to circa 1926. This elegant 15-story building comprises just 44 units, with only three apartments per floor, emphasizing privacy and exclusivity. The residences are generously proportioned, with the A-line units offering Classic Seven layouts, B-line units Classic Sixes—both facing north at the…
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155 East 49th Street
This distinguished 1924 pre-war luxury co-op, ideally situated near the Waldorf Astoria and Rockefeller Center, offers timeless style, refined sophistication, and a coveted Midtown location. This mid-rise building comprises 10 floors and 72 apartments, each thoughtfully designed to reflect the classic elegance of the era. Converted to a cooperative in 1924, the building features attentive…
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155 East 79th Street
This Upper East Side building offers seven full-floor duplex condos, including a penthouse with a private rooftop terrace. Residences feature five bedrooms, five bathrooms, soaring 10-foot ceilings, wood-burning fireplaces, floor-to-ceiling windows, and private balconies with neighborhood views. Designed by BKSK Architects and Pembrooke & Ives, these homes combine classic townhouse charm with modern luxury.
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155 APARTMENT CORP
A gracious 1923 pre-war co-op with part-time doorman, live-in superintendent, free bike storage, new basement washer/dryers, and renovated lobby and hallways. Just three blocks from Central Park and close to transit, shopping, and cafes. Pet friendly!
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160 East 72nd Street
Built in 1928, this full-service co-op features mostly full-floor apartments in the Upper East Side Historic District. Designed by noted architects Taylor and Levi, the intimate 17-unit building includes basement storage and a triplex penthouse originally for Kingdon Gould’s family. Pet friendly, pied-à-terres permitted case by case, with a 3% flip tax.
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150 East 73rd Street
Designed by Cross and Cross in 1923 and converted to co-op in 1949, this 11-floor building has 30 gracious units, each with a wood-burning fireplace. Features include a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, central laundry, private storage, and 50% financing. Washer/dryers allowed, pied-à-terres case-by-case, and pets permitted. Located in Lenox Hill, near culture, dining, and shopping.…
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151 East 79th Street
A 15-story, 16-unit elevator building on the Upper East Side, built in 1924. Offers full-time doorman, bike room, and common storage. Pets, pied-à-terres, and washer/dryers allowed.