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30-Story Tower Is Coming To The UES: City Filings
A $127 million loan for construction was approved for the building, according to city records.

A $127 million loan for construction was approved for the building, according to city records.

The penthouse features five bedrooms, 11-foot ceilings, a large private terrace and Central Park views.

The Upper East Side's new 200-bed homeless shelter for women cannot open until the court lifts the stopgap.
The townhouse was offloaded by author Suzy Welch, whose late husband ran General Electric.
Constructed in 1879, the townhouse has 8,725 square feet of interior living space and 700 square feet of private outdoor space.
The demolition marks the end of a 130-year chapter in the neighborhood's immigrant history, nonprofit Friends of the Upper East Side said.
The Upper East Side's luxury real estate hot streak continues.
The single-family, 14,825-square-foot townhouse also has a 32-bulb Baccarat chandelier.
A triplex penthouse on Madison Avenue just became the most expensive condo ever sold on the Upper East Side.
A new law aims to curb co-op application limbo.
A real estate investment firm expands its Madison Avenue footprint.
The public hearing, attended by hundreds of East Siders, featured frequent yelling, booing and attendees leaving in protest.
Here are the Upper East Side's top five luxury real estate sales from Feb. 2 to Feb. 8.
A deal with the landmarked Metropolitan Club would allow Extell to nearly double the height of its planned Lenox Hill tower.
Plans for a new, 195-feet-tall tower on Madison Avenue were approved Tuesday by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
The public hearing for the shelter on First Avenue and East 61st Street has been scheduled for later this month, officials said.
The luxury real estate boom on the Upper East Side continues.
Take our poll on the new men's shelter planned for the Upper East Side.
Developers are planning to build a 37-story apartment tower in place of what once was a German and Irish ballroom and event space.
A duplex penthouse apartment made for President John F. Kennedy has moved on to its next owner.
The Upper East Side had the most expensive luxury real estate sale in the city this week.
The Upper East Side had some of the most expensive luxury real estate sales in the city this week.
Neighbors want to keep an Art Deco building from Yorkville's past as a German immigrant community intact, but developers have other plans.
The Upper East Side's top sale is a 9-room, full-floor condo with a private elevator and panoramic views.
The new building would replace the four-story building currently at the site and rise 510 feet over Third Avenue.
The four most expensive luxury homes sold in Manhattan this week were all on the Upper East Side.
The Yorkville apartment has been on and off the market since 2017.
A Lenox Hill condo, a Yorkville penthouse, and more luxury real estate deals finalized this week.
The project to expand Lenox Hill Hospital has a construction timeline of eight years.
A Lenox Hill townhouse that appears as Holly Golightly's home in the 1961 movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's" sold for $12.5 million this week.
The woman of the house was strangled to death by a butler in 1915, according to archives at the New York Times.
It's not yet public information what will replace these buildings.
Manhattan's luxury market is booming right now.
The second-highest sale in all of Manhattan was on the Upper East Side this week, according to market analyzers.
The townhouse in question has a partial stop-work order from the Department of Buildings.
Here's what's coming next.
It's the second time this month that the Upper East Side has had the most expensive listing sold in Manhattan.
A landmarked Queen Anne-style townhouse with six wood-burning fireplaces sold for $14,500,000 on East 71st Street.
An Upper East Side NYCHA complex is the first in Manhattan to let residents decide how their homes should be managed and repaired.