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  • 164 East 72nd Street

    164 East 72nd Street

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    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…

  • 155 East 49th Street

    155 East 49th Street

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    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…

  • 155 East 79th Street

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    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.

  • 155 APARTMENT CORP

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    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!

  • 160 East 72nd Street

    160 East 72nd Street

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    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.

  • 150 East 73rd Street

    150 East 73rd Street

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    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.…

  • 151 East 79th Street

    151 East 79th Street

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    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.

  • 150 East 72nd Street

    150 East 72nd Street

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    Exactly 100 years old, this building is undergoing a full luxury renovation. Features include private elevator landings, spacious living and dining rooms, and large eat-in kitchens. The lobby and shared spaces blend original architectural details with modern custom finishes.

  • 150 Rivington Street

    150 Rivington Street

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    Located on a prominent Lower East Side corner, this building offers 45 one- to three-bedroom residences designed by Gluck+. Interiors showcase sweeping glass, custom wire-brushed oak floors, and flexible layouts with Italian sliding doors. Kitchens feature Italian cabinetry, Caesarstone countertops, and high-end appliances. Master baths are finished with Pelle Grigio marble and custom ash wood…

  • 150 East 37th Street

    150 East 37th Street

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    Bright and spacious condo studio with south-facing windows offering garden and sky views. Features two large closets plus a dressing area convertible to a third closet. Located in an elevator building with live-in superintendent, porter, laundry room, and advanced video intercom for security. Conveniently situated in Murray Hill, near Grand Central and 33rd Street 6…

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