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MICHELLE HIGGINS
Four Floors, One Apartment
Ath . house ‘aad Tard streets, a neiahborhood with petra diya ae top more tenement-style walk -ups four floors of the Charles cando- and postwar high-rises than ritzy mirium at 1355 First Avenue, sold townhouses and luxury condos for $37.44 million and was the “There was always a line of de- most expensive closed sale of the lineation,” sad Ginger Brokaw an week, according to city records. gssociate broker with Town New
The price is the highest ever paid for a home an the Upper East
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Development, who ts handling siles at the Charlies with Jason Karadus, also of Town. “West of Third was considered better than anything east of Third.” But now, with the Second Avenue subway underway, she sai, there has been “a shift in luxury commer Cal and residential real estate to- ward the East River.”
Units at the Charlies have eat-u kitchens with Miele and Sub-Zer appliances, soundproofing comp nents tke under-floor padding and master bedroom suites with dressing areas, walk-in closets and marble soaking tubs. Interia finishes, designed by David Col- tins Studio, include white oak a1 marble floors.
Building amenities include a children’s lounge, private stora, a fitness center, 8 game room a 24-hour doormen and concierge Five full-floor four-bedrooms a: still for sale from $6.55 million « $9.48 nillion
Big Ticket includes closed sa from the previous week, endin; Wednesday.
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