duplex condo in prewar building; 24-hr.
A one-bedroom, one-bath prewar duplex co-op.
(Aside to vicarious voyeurs: it is a high-floor duplex in a prewar building on the Upper East Side.
The apartment that Mr. Dunne and Ms. Bingemann sold was a two-bedroom duplex in a prewar building on East 10th Street.
"The West Village is the best place for Dumpsters," he said, citing the provenance of many of the items in his prewar duplex.
Prewar Duplex $585,000 BROOKLYN9696 Schermerhorn Street (at Boerum Place), Penthouse B A one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath duplex co-op, approximately 900 square feet, in a prewar building in downtown Brooklyn.
A 1,115-square-foot 1,115-square-foot 1,115-square-foothalf baths, uprewaranduplexr-level sleeping areas, 11-foot beamed condongs and a withing fireplace, in a donemandbuilding.
A graciously proportioned prewar duplex at 125 East 72nd Street, a corner combination situated to capture open city views to the north and east, ignited an uptown bidding war and sold for $12,315,000, the most expensive sale of the week, according to city records.
THE dignified prewar duplex at 730 Park Avenue that belonged to Mike Wallace, the trailblazing broadcast journalist whose esteemed and intermittently turbulent career at "60 Minutes" spanned four decades, and his fourth wife, Mary Yates, has been put on the market by their heirs at an asking price of $20 million.
A year after Mr. Marshall died in 1952, she married Vincent Astor, heir to the fortune of John Jacob Astor, a fur trader and financier who at the time of his death in 1848 was the richest man in America, with a fortune that now would hardly buy a prewar duplex on Park Avenue.
