A FULL FLOOR condominium at the Residences at the Ritz-Carlton at 50 Central Park South, selling for $30 million, was the highest sale of the week, according to city property records.There was no record on Streeteasy.com of an official listing for the nearly 6,000 square-foot apartment, so it may have changed hands directly between the buyer and the seller.
THERE was one last full-floor condominium lingering on the market in a meticulously restored and expensive prewar Park Avenue building at East 75th Street.
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A full-floor condominium at the Residences at the Ritz-Carlton at 50 Central Park South, selling for $30 million, was the highest sale for the seven days that ended Wednesday, according to city property records.
Cynthia Ehrlich, a self-employed tax accountant in her early 50s, made an $85,000 down payment — "all the money I had" — last March on a small one-bedroom at 75 Wall Street, a full-service condominium converted from an old bank building.
The St. Moritz, 50 Central Park South, will reopen this month as a Ritz-Carlton, with 277 hotel rooms and 11 full-floor condominium apartments, 6 of which have been sold.
A full-floor condominium at One York, the glassy 21st-century tower that uses a pair of 19th-century TriBeCa loft buildings as its base and launching pad — the Mexican "starchitect" Enrique Norten's bold interpretation of an architectural mash-up — sold for $19.5 million and was the most expensive sale of the week, according to city records.
A full-floor condominium with ample Park Avenue frontage and white-glove amenities in a prewar building that underwent a luxurious and luminous two-year makeover under the direction of the architect Barry Rice in 2004, sold for $12.9 million and was the most expensive sale of the week, according to city records.
Mr. Peters, the realtor, said that in some cases when he has taken his own measurements of "full floor" condominiums -- and some condos in buildings where there are just a few apartments on a floor -- his result is significantly different from the one specified by the developer.
City records show that last month, Ismael Leyva, the Mexican-born architect who designed the residential interiors at the Time Warner Center, and worked on more than a dozen other major residential projects over the last few years, paid $5.6 million for a full-floor condominium on the 15th floor of 353 Central Park West at West 95th Street.
