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Exclusive | Greenwich Village penthouse lists for a record $59.95M as super-luxury sales surge downtown
- The Greenwich Village penthouse at 16 Fifth Ave. has a $59.95 million asking price, potentially setting a new condo record for the area.
- The listing is marketed by Ryan Kaplan and Tara King-Brown of the Corcoran Group as an irreplicable, bespoke product in a supply-starved historic district.
- Downtown Manhattan has seen rising luxury activity, with the West Village among areas attracting domestic ultra-wealthy buyers.
- The Post notes broader trends of scarce supply and zoning limits driving record prices in lower Manhattan and the surrounding downtown area.
- Nearby notable transactions illustrate a downtown market with multi-unit deals and high-end sales expanding the price landscape.
- The penthouse features include a chef's kitchen by Christopher Peacock and a top-level solarium and terrace.
- The listing highlights the penthouse's 360-degree city exposures and proximity to Washington Square Park.
- The Post frames downtown New York as expanding its luxury footprint beyond traditional centers.
- The penthouse at 16 Fifth Ave. adds to downtown's suite of luxury offerings with a multipurpose, high-end layout.
- Industry observers cite the scarcity of supply and historic district protections as core drivers of price growth downtown.
- Overall, The Post emphasizes that downtown markets have grown as a new focal point for luxury real estate activity.
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