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It's November and we can't decide which quintessential NYC event we are the most excited for: The New York City Marathon, The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, or opening day of the Rockettes at Radio City!
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Read on to learn more about:
- New Dev Spotlight: The Marbury
- Your Celebrity Real Estate Rundown
- Trending: Vivid Velvets
- Update on the Luxury Market
- Our Recent Sales
Enjoy our Monthly Take!
Stacey and Julie
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The Marbury
164 West 74th Street
The perfect combination of modern finishes and luxurious, classic architecture makes The Marbury one of the most elegant boutique condo conversions on the Upper West Side. The original 1901 building has been completely restored with Beaux-Arts details to give it a warm, European charm.
The Marbury offers one to four-bedroom homes starting at $2,850,000. A peaceful courtyard, luxurious dining room, and a state-of-the-art fitness center are just some of the incredible amenities residents will be able to enjoy.
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Your Celebrity Real Estate Rundown
Robert De Niro has big plans in Astoria. He has partnered with Scandinavian architect Bjarke Ingels, his son/real estate broker, Raphael De Niro, film producer Jane Rosenthal, and studio developer Wildflower to create a 650,000 square foot film and television studio. The project is expected to cost $400 million and he hopes it will "ensure that future generations of producers, directors, writers, and storytellers will play a vital role in filmed entertainment in New York for years to come.”
Tommy Hilfiger and his wife, Dee Ocleppo, have sold their Plaza penthouse after 11 years of being on and off the market. The penthouse is one of the few homes in the city with its own turret that features a hand-painted drawing of The Plaza's very own Eloise. The 6,050 square foot home is in contract for $33.25 million.
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Il Fiorista
Il Fiorista's mission is to celebrate the various ways in which we can incorporate flowers into our lives. The NoMad location includes a restaurant, floral boutique, and an education center. The dishes are inspired by Mediterranean flavors that feature edible flowers and herbs, and the owners pride themselves on operating sustainably. Some key dishes include arctic char with grilled peach, sprouted hazelnuts, and succulents and the sweet potato sourdough with nasturtium flowers and leaves.
ASSET
This new hot-spot on the Upper West Side serves an eclectic, modern American menu for brunch, dinner, and late-night. The restaurant seats over 200 diners and features a DJ on weekends, bringing downtown vibes to the neighborhood. Menu items include risotto, a grain bowl, free-range chicken, and lemon arancini.
Marble Dessert Bar
Coffee in the morning and dessert in the evening! This intimate 14-seat bar, in the village, is where chefs Maya Sittisuntorn and Mauro Pompili have joined forces to create an upscale dessert experience with a four-course prix fixe menu and optional wine pairing. They focus on offering the freshest ingredients of the season which include desserts such as yogurt panna cotta with compressed honeydew, sorbet with mint veil, and caramelized almonds.
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Vivid Velvets
With winter fast approaching, this warm to the touch fabric is ideal for those looking to stay cozy indoors. Velvet can also be glamorous and comes in an array of beautiful colors. Adding velvet accents like these curtains or this unique stool can be just the touch a home needs to make it homey and inviting. The green velvet banquette is in one of our current listings and finishes off the suburban-size kitchen so beautifully that you never want to leave!
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Please feel free to reach out for a more in-depth look at neighborhood-specific market trends and data.
Source: Olshan Report
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