Elliot Bogod Presents

Amazing Beaux-Arts Architecture Loft in the incredible 1890s landmarked vintage limestone and brick building by architects DeLemos & Cordes. This sprawling 2300 sq ft corner 3BR/2bth in a small boutique full-service condo offers incomparable light, triple exposure views, and a perfect layout featuring an oversized living room, 3 master-sized bedrooms, two huge bathrooms with marble, sauna, dream walk-in closet, gourmet granite kitchen with stainless steel appliances, Subzero refrigerator, Wolf gas range, and microwave. This home features bamboo floors throughout and partial views of Brooklyn Bridge and Stock Exchange. This intimate landmark building features only 2 units per floor, a full-time doorman, concierge services, a state-of-the-art gym, and an intriguing rooftop terrace with breathtaking views of the city.

130 Fulton has an attended lobby, a common roof deck, and a fitness room and has direct proximity to the newly constructed Fulton Transit Center.

-Cats and Dogs Allowed

-Doorman

-Fios Available

-Gym

-Roof Deck

Ideally situated between 2 of the hottest downtown neighborhoods, FiDi and Tribeca, residents of 130 Fulton can enjoy all that each neighborhood has to offer. Convenience is everything in this city and with the Fulton Street transit hub a stone’s throw away, everything is easily accessible. Just downstairs, the newly revitalized financial district neighborhood has so much going on. The area is quickly becoming a hotspot for high-end retail, culinary excellence, and entertainment and is even more desirable thanks to its convenient access to transportation and beautiful parks.

With a brand new Whole Foods coming soon and Eataly steps away, grocery shopping has taken on a whole new meaning. The beautiful Brookfield place is a short walk and the neighborhood is booming with 100+ retailers ranging from Zara to Apple to higher-end Gucci, Burberry, and Hermes. The area is chock full of celebrity chefs, and Michelin star restaurants, including Augustine by McNally, Nobu, The Fulton by Jean George, Crown Shy by James Kent, and Manhatta by Danny Meyer. Neighborhood classics add to the appeal, such as Delmonico’s, Capital Grille, and Bobby Van’s, and of course the charm of Stone Street. The South Street Seaport is just moments away, with great restaurants, an iPic movie theatre, a beautiful waterfront, 10 Corso Como, and the newly built Pier 17 which is a great place to have fun year-round, enjoying summer concerts or ice skating in the colder months.

Address: 130 Fulton St #10A, New York, NY 10038

Price: $2,675,000

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For more information, please contact Elliot Bogod at 917-312-4626 or ebogod@broadwayrealty.com

Elliot Bogod is the exclusive agent representing the Upper West Side, New York City, NY real estate market as a member of the Haute Residence Real Estate Network. View all of his listings here.

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Daniel Tzinker presents

Gorgeous penthouse with stunning direct ocean views at W South Beach with 3 Beds / 3 1/2 Baths. Beautifully designed, fully furnished by award-winning designer Yabu Pushelberg. Expansive glass balconies from each room with unparalleled views of the beach and ocean. Kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances. Breath-taken private 1745 sq. ft. rooftop terrace, which features a private plunge pool, BBQ grill and lounge areas. This is a great opportunity for all buyers and investors to profit through the hotel rental program.

Address: 2201 Collins Avenue, Unit 2006/UPH, Miami Beach, FL 33139

Price: $9,800,000

For more information, please contact Daniel Tzinker at 786-234-9898 or daniel@tzinker.com

Daniel Tzinker is the exclusive agent representing the Bal Harbour, FL real estate market as a member of the Haute Residence Real Estate Network. View all of his listings here.

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Chad Bishop presents

Paradise awaits in Seven Isles! 100 ft of Deep waterfront with ocean access & no fixed bridges in the heart of Las Olas. This 6 en-suite home will take your breath away from the moment you walk in. Multiple indoor & outdoor entertainment areas complete with a pool & spa, massive rooftop terrace, Turkish granite & wood floors throughout, impact windows, a stunning custom marble fireplace, 3 wet bars, surround sound throughout, top-of-the-line appliances, and much more. Carefully manicured gardens add to the private island feel of Nurmi Dr. Excellent location minutes the beach, airport & major roads. Steps from Downtown Fort Lauderdale, where you will find world-class dining, art galleries, shopping, a great school zone & more. With Low tidewater depths of 8ft, this is a Boater's dream!

Address: 90 Nurmi Drive, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

Price: $5,800,000

For more information, please contact Chad Bishop at 517-819-4989 or chadbishopgroup@gmail.com

Chad Bishop is the exclusive agent representing the Fort Lauderdale - Las Olas, FL real estate market as a member of the Haute Residence Real Estate Network. View all of his listings here.

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Piero Lissoni

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Located at 6800 Indian Creek Drive, Monaco Yacht Club & Residences is an exclusive enclave of thirty-nine luxurious waterfront residences and a private marina in collaboration with two of the most esteemed names in design, Piero Lissoni and Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Arquitectonica. It is slated for completion in Fall 2021.

HR: What was the design inspiration for Monaco Yacht Club & Residences’ interiors?

PL: In part, we were inspired by Mediterranean environments, particularly the Italian Riviera and the Côte d’Azur, and in part by the nautical world, especially by the Riva Aquarama boat. From the realization of the lobby floor as if it were the deck of a boat, to the choice of the chandelier that recalls a lobster net, to the nautical styling, everything is reminiscent of a yacht club.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Monaco Yacht Club & Residences

HR: What colors and materials did you incorporate into the design in order to capture the South of France and the Mediterranean lifestyle?

PL: We were inspired by the nautical world of the 1950s. We used chrome, natural fabrics, soft and neutral colors with some dashes of stronger color. The Riva Aquarama is also renowned for this contrast between the wood and the light blue cushions. The reception desk is instead a deep-sea blue.

The apartments have two different typologies in terms of the “shades” employed. One version features soft and muted colors that are evocative of morning sea mists, with light, desaturated wood and some darker colors to provide contrast, while the second version features darker colors inspired by the night sea, the contrast here given by areas of white.

HR: Walk us through the design features that you are incorporating throughout MYC’s residences, including in the kitchen and bathrooms. What was the vision for the design, and what can residents expect to feel and see upon walking into their homes?

PL: We wanted to reproduce the feeling of being on a boat, both when entering on the ground floor, with the jetty that connects directly to the yachts, and also inside the apartments, with their magnificent views of the sea. The extensive use of large windows seeks to accentuate the relationship between the inside and the outside, as if you’re always living in the open air. In addition, the terraces are equipped with cooking facilities, further expanding the possibilities of life outdoors.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Monaco Yacht Club & Residences

HR: How did you go about choosing each design and what makes them different from other residences you have designed for?

PL: Undoubtedly the floor in the reception, conceived as if it were the deck of luxury yacht, is fairly unique, as is the large chandelier reminiscent of a lobster net, which was the work of an artist we engaged. In the apartments themselves, there is this continuous dialogue between the inside and the outside, which is very special: as soon as you open the window, you have the whole expanse of the sea in front of you.

HR: Elaborate on your design of MYC’s lobby and “Resident’s Lounge” that features a library and breakfast bar for waterfront dining. How does the design reflect the building’s fun lifestyle and laid-back environment?

PL: Our aim was to realize a community, a true yacht club, so the communal spaces have been conceived with this in mind and to allow the whole structure and all the facilities to be used and lived, also by invited guests. The inhabitants and their guests can, for example, pause to read the newspaper or have a coffee in the communal areas. Also, here we wanted to bring a European way of living.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Monaco Yacht Club & Residences

HR: Please briefly describe what role the Bayfront location played in the design of the project. How will the building’s design reflect Miami and its natural surroundings?

PL: The Bayfront relates directly with the structure. Features such as the floor or the model boats on the bookshelves, as if it were indeed a yacht club, are certainly elements that are special with respect to other residences.

HR: What type of lifestyle do you envision for residents at MYC?  What type of buyer do you envision will be interested in living at the property?

PL: Without a doubt, Monaco Yacht Club & Residences will attract buyers who love traveling and who are attracted by a European atmosphere, especially that of the Mediterranean, who like the leisurely feeling of a place where you have the sensation of being on holiday all year round.

HR: Tell us about your collaboration with Arquitectonica. How did you work with Arquitectonica to blend your ways of thinking, expertise and experiences together?

PL: There’s a very close relationship between the inside and the outside: in some ways the interior completes the architecture, and vice-versa.

HR: What is special or different about working on a project like MYC?

PL: The really special thing was to have been able to bring to America a particular area of Europe and its atmosphere.

For more information about Monaco Yacht Club & Residences, call 305.508.9832 or visit https://monacoyachtclubresidences.com/.

Monaco Yacht Club & Residences

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We sat down with Bernardo Fort-Brescia, founding principal of the award-winning international architecture firm, Arquitectonica, to learn more about his design inspiration for the nautically-themed, boutique Bayfront condominium.

Bernardo Fort-Brescia, FAIA, Arquitectonica

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Arquitectonica

At just 12 stories, how did the boutique nature of Monaco Yacht Club & Residences inspire your design?

The scale of the building lends itself to a more exclusive and private living experience. It allowed us to offer discreet arrival to the units, fewer residents per floor, and proximity to the water.

Did it present any unique challenges or opportunities?

The challenge is always how to ensure all units face the water. That is the greatest asset south Florida offers. The broad frontage and favorable ratio of width to depth of the site allow the building to be situated parallel to the water's edge that provides an opportunity for increased sightlines of the dramatic widening of the Intracoastal Waterway offering expansive views of a lagoon-like setting.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Monaco Yacht Club & Residences

From vision and concept, can you describe your design process from the beginning?

We begin always seeking the perfect layouts. We think of the eventual user and the lifestyle expected of an urban resort like Miami Beach. If I had to define the feel it is best described as relaxed luxury. Another aspect is the connection with nature the spaces needed to flow to the terraces. Because of the amazing weather in Florida, exterior living is an important part of the living experience. Outdoor living is key to relaxed luxury.

What was your design aesthetic for Monaco Yacht Club & Residences?

We thought the architecture had to have a nautical feeling. We wanted the residents to feel that they were on a luxury yacht because due to the proximity to the water one may not see land from an interior vantage point. Therefore, the idea of a yacht club emerged.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Monaco Yacht Club & Residences

Where did you draw your design inspiration from?

I have always liked the coastal towns of the Italian Riviera and the sleek romantic designs of the yachts cruising the waterways. Yacht design has an aerodynamic aspect combined with warmth and elegance. This led us to combine white sweeping lines and warm tones that are reminiscent of the finest Italian yachts.

How did you adapt your design philosophy to the project?

Every project is unique to its place, purpose and scale. This project is unique and its low-slung proportions, fluid horizontal lines, soft curved geometries resulted in a design fitting to the time and place. It still falls within our brand of waterfront modernity, but with a twist that makes it fitting for the personality of the program and place.

Now let’s talk about the role that Monaco Yacht Club & Residences’ location in Miami Beach’s coveted MiMo District played on the building design.

How will the building’s design reflect Miami and North Beach?

Miami Beach is a 20th-century resort. Its architecture is decidedly modern and referential to the principles of the early modern masters. Many of its buildings are also inspired in naval architecture and this building continues that tradition, but in a more contemporary way, with more glass, larger terraces, and more organic fluidity of its curves rather than more traditional rigid geometries.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Monaco Yacht Club & Residences

Are there any design features unique to Miami that were incorporated?

The outdoors identifies Miami’s brand. This building takes that branding seriously by using the roof as a pool deck. That ensures exposure to the sun, the ocean breezes, and long-distance views from a very special vantage point. There is nothing more romantic than panoramic sunset views of the intercoastal and downtown Miami beyond.

How does the architecture reflect the building’s natural surroundings and blend of the outdoors with the interior living?

One of the important aspects of the design is the amount of glass between the living areas and terraces. The indoor-outdoor feeling is key to tropical Florida living, more so if that feeling flows beyond the habitable spaces, into the water and the horizon.

How did the building’s Bayfront location on one of the area’s last remaining waterfront parcels inspire the design?       

Life on the water is both calming and invigorating. The opportunity to design on the water’s edge is always an inspiration for any project. There is an abundance of water activity with marinas along the seawalls and docks on both sides of the lagoon. The early morning rowers from the nearby rowing club crews add charm and dynamism to the project.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Monaco Yacht Club & Residences

Explain how you incorporated the private marina into the project design. How did this amenity influence the overall property design?

The marina is integral to the design idea of the project and is part of the overall composition. The nautical design of the building continues into the actual naval architecture of the moored yachts in the marina along the waterfront of the site allowing the building and the yachts to coexist harmoniously.

Let’s discuss your method for working alongside an interior designer, such as Italian master architect Piero Lissoni on this project. How do your design philosophies complement each other? What do you think the end result will reflect?

We have worked with Piero before. We understand each other. We are both modernists, believers in the power of forms, of geometric purity, of the richness of materials within the boundaries of sophistication. Piero is the ultimate artist when it comes to interior design, his designs work well with our architecture. He blurs the boundaries between architecture and interior design so they appear seamless.

What is special or different about working on a project like MYC? What did you learn?

The beauty of this project is its human scale. Seldom in Miami Beach are there sites with this sense of an enclave for few residents who appreciate clean architectural lines and calm elegant interiors in a one-of-a-kind waterfront setting within the ultimate tropical global city that is Miami Beach.

For more information about Monaco Yacht Club & Residences, call 305.508.9832 or visit https://monacoyachtclubresidences.com/.

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Situated atop W South Beach Residences, this W Hotel penthouse is stunning while establishing an exclusive, resort-like feel. Featuring three-bedrooms and three-full bathrooms and one half bathroom, each room endures expansive glass balconies with endless ocean views spanning over 2408 sq.ft. of total living space including a 1745 sq. ft. rooftop terrace, complete with a Private Plunge Pool, BBQ Grill and Lounge Areas. The spectacular interiors were masterfully designed by award-winning designer Yabu Pushelberg and boast an array of the highest quality finishes complete with top-of-the-line features captivating all the luxuries available with the renowned services and amenities provided by the W South Beach. The direct beach access makes this penthouse a unique and special property.

Address: 2201 Collins Avenue, 2006/UPH, Miami Beach, FL 33139

Price: $12,900,000

For more information, please contact Super Luxury Group at 786.234.9898 or daniel@superluxurygroup.com

Super Luxury Group is the exclusive team representing the Venetian Islands, FL real estate market as a member of the Haute Residence Real Estate Network. View all of their listings here.

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Optimum Development USA, joined by the project’s general contractor Moss and Fortune Development Sales, broke ground on the highly-anticipated project that will be located in Miami Beach’s MiMo District at 6800 Indian Creek Drive.

Matt Barry, Ricardo Tabet, Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber, Bernardo Fort-Brescia, Ana Cristina and Edgardo Defortuna

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“We are delighted to be hosting this momentous occasion,” said Ricardo Tabet, CEO of Optimum Development USA. “Featuring the extraordinary talents of Piero Lissoni and Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Arquitectonica, Monaco Yacht Club & Residences introduces a new dimension in urban, waterfront living in one of the world’s leading destinations for elegant and sophisticated design. The initial success of the sales process is a true testament to the demand buyers have for the pursuit of pleasure combined with the intimacy of a full-service boutique building.”

“We are honored to host this event,” said Rodolfo Misitano, CEO of Optimum Asset Management (parent company of Optimum Development USA). “As we have grown our business in Europe, our presence in the US has expanded to include multiple cities including New York, Boston and Philadelphia, while continuing to consider Miami a primary market and home base for our US operations.”

Catalina Martucci, Matt Barry, Rosella Garcia Moreno

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To be delivered fully-finished when it is completed in late 2021, world-renowned Italian interior designer Piero Lissoni meticulously curated each of the modern unit interiors with precise attention to detail, inclusive of the refined Italian-made fixtures and finishes, with European custom wood flooring. Lissoni employed a palette of warm whites and rich woods for the lobby and the premier “Resident’s Lounge” -- featuring a library and breakfast bar for leisurely waterfront dining -- that evokes a timeless, classic mood reminiscent of a luxurious Côte d’Azur summer resort and responds to the building’s program of luxury living, fun lifestyle, laid-back environment, and relaxed atmosphere.

City of Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber

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Fortune International Group is the sole broker of the project. “I’m very proud that our company has been selected to handle the sales and marketing of this magnificent building,” said Edgardo Defortuna, President and CEO of Fortune International Group. “Combining spectacular style, unmatched exclusivity and an array of first-class amenities, Monaco Yacht Club & Residences celebrates the very best Miami Beach has to offer.”

Ricardo Tabet, Bernardo Fort-Brescia

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Monaco Yacht Club & Residences will include one to four-bedroom residences, ranging in size from 918 to nearly 5,000 square feet, if combined. A limited collection of two impressive penthouses will offer expansive living areas, including private terraces with summer kitchens, starting at 2,888 square feet.

Primed for indoor/outdoor living and entertaining, the meticulously designed homes will feature expansive wraparound terraces each with finished floors and ceilings and sweeping views of Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic Ocean and the Miami skyline.

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Inside, units will have Italian kitchens by Boffi, stone countertops, 10-11-foot high ceilings, large walk-in closets, pre-wired for Home Automation systems to host the latest “Smart Building” technology, private elevator entrances, and premium bathroom interiors featuring imported Italian marble flooring, spacious tubs and frameless, glass-enclosed rainfall showers with designer faucets.

Ricardo Tabet, Ana Cristina & Edgardo Defortuna

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Offering the best of a yachtsman’s lifestyle, Monaco Yacht Club & Residences feature a 12 slip marina available exclusively to residents, as well as a yachting concierge for maintenance needs, yacht charters or sailing, and fishing excursions for the day to the Bahamas, the Florida Keys or to enjoy the Atlantic Ocean and the best of South Florida’s coastal living. Other waterfront amenities include paddle boarding, kayaking and more.

Lucia Morales, Vivian Galego-Mendez, Rosella Garcia Moreno

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Other amenities include a rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the Miami skyline featuring a pool with poolside chaise lounge chairs, Jacuzzi and shaded lounge areas with a grill for entertaining, as well as a state-of-the-art fitness center overlooking Biscayne Bay.

Monaco Yacht Club & Residences are priced from $1.1 million.  For more information, call 305-749-9126 or visit https://monacoyachtclubresidences.com/.

Ricardo Tabet, Matt Barry

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Stunner, Number One Superstar

Penthouse at 321 Ocean Via Sotheby's International Realty

Feelin' hot, hot, hot in South Beach. Red hot, that is, on this Miami, Florida rooftop.

This private rooftop terrace leaves no rooftop amenity to be desired. The view. The 36-foot infinity pool. The barbecue area. The bar. The expansive entertainment space. It's the ideal landscape created for the most memorable of party experiences to be had.

This residential rooftop is surely the "X" that keeps South Beach on the real estate treasure map. The rooftop, with its bright, bold colorful furniture accessories, has an iconic Versace allure, one that Giani himself would have approved. You can imagine Versace wearing his shades, with martini in hand to toast his sister, Donatella - all the while heating up this rooftop with the most memorable of festas, as the Miami sun slowly descends and night emerges to create an ethos of mystery, seduction and glamour in a style that only the Versace family can do.

Connection To The Party Line

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This Dallas, Texas rooftop has lots of luxury features that were included to homestyle this 7,000-square-foot outdoor space: a large dining table, lounge chairs, barbecue, flat-screen TVs, refrigerator and dishwasher. The subdued lighting enhances the rooftop's sultry ambience. Pergolas also adorn this rooftop to soften and characterize this luxurious space.

With some Texan steaks on the grill and Patrón classic Margaritas in hand, this rooftop ensemble is complete for the utmost of festivities to be had.

Lotsa Style That Goes For Miles

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Leave it to a Californian architecture firm to design a rooftop with sophisticated, relaxed elegance. Californians not only have the Cali sunshine, but now have this rooftop with pool to enhance that scintillating sunshine and sexy sought-after serenity, while providing the most scenic of vistas to be experienced. According to Horst Architects, in designing this rooftop, the homeowner wanted to reinforce the idea that this home was sitting at the edge of a continent.

Livin' on the edge has now morphed into meaning celebratin' on this rooftop designed to entertain. Taking the party to the very edge has never seemed so swank. A soirée on this rooftop would surely be analogous to an all-star celebrity shindig seen only in the movies. Except the movie fantasy is real on this rooftop. Night, after night, after night.

Makin’ A Connection

Courtesy of EWM Realty, Photo by Ernesto Mendoza and Jonah Guin

This Florida rooftop has notable features reminiscent of something you'd, perhaps, find in Greece. With its whitewashed built-ins and blue cushioned seating, this rooftop takes you on a journey to Europe without any airport hassle.

The rooftop offers stunning water views, a limestone floor, a marble-topped dining table and Grecian stone planters filled with scarlet-red tulips. It also includes a sail-like canopy that is retractable and can be reeled in or out depending on the position of the sun. You can set sail to experience a leisurely Mediterranean lifestyle without ever leaving the comforts of your own red, white n' blue Florida rooftop.

An international Fourth of July party could be had here in a way never before celebrated. Not only would you be experiencing the gilded good life, but one unforgettable soirée after another on this charming rooftop. With free-flowing ouzo and opa!

Comin' Up, Everybody's Chillin'

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This Park Avenue penthouse rooftop is located in New York City and was once on the market for $44 million. The penthouse spans the top three floors of a 16-story building, is roughly 7,000 square feet, and has 1,740 square feet of outdoor space, that includes exclusive use of the rooftop.

Imagine experiencing this roof deck with its private outdoor heated pool, wood-burning fireplace, wet bar and built-in Wolf barbecue. Surely, this rooftop terrace makes for a straight-up, perfect Manhattan. Party, that is.

Bonne soirée! As Pink is not shy to remind you, it’s time to send out the message to your family and friends: you better get your rooftop party started. And now.

Top Image: Faena House 3315 Collins Ave Miami Beach, FL 33140

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Paris Hilton has dwelled from penthouse to jailhouse to outhouse and, most recently, to the doghouse. After a hiatus from the spotlight (compared to the Kardashians), the native New Yorker snagged a $4.9 million Greenwich Village penthouse pad at 738 Broadway for herself and her oft mentioned roommates—seven dogs, including a $13,000 Pomeranian pooch, amazingly named “Prince Hilton the Pom” (self-awareness is apparently very important for a famous dog’s self-esteem).

Socialite Paris Hilton recently paid approximately $4.9 million for this two-bedroom duplex penthouse with automatic fireplace and nearly 12-foot ceilings.

738 Broadway is located in NoHo, a vibrant section of Greenwich Village.

The 33-year-old’s centrally-located Noho penthouse loft (Unit PH at 738 Broadway near Astor Place) occupies the top floors of the Broadway McKenna building, a former cast-iron warehouse built in 1867, which was converted and reimagined by architect Karl Fisher and interior designer Andres Escobar into full-floor contemporary apartments earlier this year. The building is home to just four residences, which offer mixed layouts: two 2,400-square-foot two-bedroom condos, a 3,200-square-foot three-bedroom duplex, and Hilton's two-bedroom penthouse with private rooftop terrace.

Her two-bedroom, two-bathroom duplex penthouse boasts 2,400-square feet of living space (the rooftop terrace is 905-square feet), direct elevator access, and a 38-foot by 22-foot “great room” with wide-plank oak floors, nearly 12-foot ceilings, two skylights, and a luxurious automatic floor-to-ceiling gas fireplace of white Calcutta marble--embellished with custom LED cove lighting. The apartment offers ample light and impressive views via oversized west-facing windows.

The westward-looking 905-square-foot terrace.

Hilton's condo has a Crestron system for controlling surround sound audio, electronic shades and the gas fireplace.

The duplex penthouse features high-end appliances built into futuristic-looking high-gloss cabinetry.

The apartment’s open kitchen has custom high-gloss wood cabinetry, quartz countertops, and top-of-the-line appliances by Wolf, Miele and Sub-Zero—including a full-size side-by-side refrigerator and freezer, dishwasher, espresso machine, and wine refrigerator.

According to Douglas Elliman Real Estate, Hilton’s master bedroom features ambient LED cove lighting and a luxurious en-suite bathroom with an overflowing Jacuzzi bathtub, separate shower, Calcutta gold marble, quartz vanity with dual sinks, and a built-in television. The second bathroom has sleek marble and white quartz finishes and fixtures by Graff and Danze.

The en-suite bathroom features an overflowing Jacuzzi bathtub, Calcutta marble, dual sinks and a built-in television.

The master bedroom features ambient LED cove lighting.

The second bathroom features sleek marble and white quartz finishes.

The apartment also showcases a state-of-the-art Crestron system for controlling surround sound audio, electronic shades and the gas fireplace, and a laundry room with full-sized washer and dryer. The 738 Broadway apartment originally hit the market for $7.5 million, but recently listed for $5.25 million—approximately $350,000 less than Hilton reportedly paid.

Granted, Hilton is an heir to the Hilton Hotels & Resorts fortune (she's the granddaughter of founder Conrad Hilton), so she technically could have a place to crash anywhere in the world in perpetuity--whether she snatched up homes on both U.S. coasts or not. She could also stand idly by, collecting a hefty inheritance check. Sure, she took full advantage of high society life. She tried it all. But eventually, the glamorous life got the best of Paris Hilton.

Paris Hilton with her cute $13,000 Pomeranian pooch companion named Prince Hilton the Pom, who actually mugs for the paparazzi.

The dog lover, who gave Kim Kardashian the blueprint for capitalizing on fame as a “celebutante,” has barely blipped the radar in recent years. A catalyst was likely her 2007 incarceration (45 days) for driving infractions and failure to enroll in a court-ordered alcohol education program, which violated her prior parole. Following these highly-publicized legal issues and an excruciatingly painful interview with Late Show host David Letterman who only asked her about going to jail, Hilton has kept a lower profile—as much as any famous paparazzi-seeking club goer could.

Hilton’s greatest talent may be her heredity, but she’s successfully mastered marketing herself. She’s an experimental DJ; an occasional club-hopper; a part-time actress, singer and voiceover artist; and a full-time pitch woman (her 17 perfumes have reportedly surpassed more than $2 billion in sales!). Perhaps she has graduated from celebutante to a truly mature socialite? If so, the few residents of 738 Broadway will have a classier neighbor—with seven barking dogs, one of which is a prince. Let’s hope the walls are soundproof and the dog walkers are plentiful in Greenwich Village's NoHo neighborhood.

Socialite Paris Hilton, an heir to the Hilton Hotels & Resorts fortune, successfully launched a perfume franchise (in her own right) that has netted more than $2 billion in sales.

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Hell’s Kitchen’s newest reputation-enhancer is 432 W. 52nd Street, a charming seven-story condo that recently opened for sale with studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and unique duplex garden apartments ranging from approximately $610,000 to $2.4 million.

Hell's Kitchen's newest condo on the market is 432 W. 52nd, a seven-story building with 55 modern units ranging from $610,000 to $2.4 million.

The condo's modern lobby showcases floor-to-ceiling imported limestone tile, a quartzite accent wall, and a custom-built reception desk made of American walnut.

Developers Okada Acquisitions, JVL Property Group and Zion Enterprises finalized converting the defunct St. Vincent’s Midtown Hospital into 55 modern units in the heart of Midtown Manhattan—a stone’s throw from Broadway, Central Park, Restaurant Row, Time Warner Center and Lincoln Center.

According to The Real Deal, the Chetrit Group partnered with Tessler Development to buy the property (and a surrounding property and vacant lot) in 2007 for $84.73 million before initiating the conversion from hospital to condo. Chetrit then sold part of the property at 432 West 52nd Street for $41.4 million in June.

Kitchens are sleek with Caesarstone countertops, lacquer cabinets, glass tile backsplashes and built-in appliances.

Each unit features an open layout, climate control and energy-efficient windows.

Duplexes boast 1,454 square feet of interior space and 1,153 square feet of exterior space, spread out over both floors.

Units offer large windows and ample natural light.

The units range from 432 square feet to 1,454 square feet. According to Curbed, studios range from 436 square at $610,000 to 448 square feet at $670,000; two-bedrooms range from 918 square feet at $1.325 million to 1,189 square feet at $1.66 million; and four multi-level one-bedroom duplexes boast 1,454 square feet of interior space and 1,153 square feet of exterior space, spread out over both floors—listed at $2.395 million.

Each modern residence features open floor plans, ample natural light, stained oak floors, spacious closets, GE/LG washer and dryers, individual climate control, energy-efficient windows, video intercoms and smart wiring. Sleek kitchens offer Caesarstone countertops, lacquer cabinets, glass tile backsplashes, and refrigerator, dishwasher and microwave integrated into cabinetry. Bathrooms boast floor-to-ceiling ceramic tile, radiant-heated floors, custom vanities, and tubs or walk-in showers.

432 W. 52nd offers studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and duplexes.

Bathrooms have floor-to-ceiling ceramic tile and radiant-heated floors.

The building boasts a 4,200-square-foot landscaped rooftop terrace with spectacular 360-degree views, contemporary decor, a grill and a cooling mist shower for summer months. A socializing resident lounge offers comfortable seating, WiFi, bar area and a big screen TV--which opens onto an intimate meditation garden. A fitness center and secure bike storage are also included. Sales are exclusively represented by Stribling Marketing Associates. For more information, call 212-586-5252 or visit the online sales gallery at www.432w52.com.

The building boasts a 4,200-square-foot landscaped rooftop terrace with panoramic views of Manhattan.

The common lounge offers residents opportunities to socialize.

Amenities include a fitness center and bike storage.

Hell’s Kitchen is among the Manhattan communities craving residential space. In recent decades, the neighborhood has undergone a complete makeover and a public relations effort to soften its image with aliases like Clinton or Midtown West. The neighborhood that gave us actor-writer Sylvester Stallone, musician Alicia Keys and The Actor’s Studio is now known as a haven for aspiring actors and entertainers. Bob Hope, James Dean, Larry David, Jerry Seinfeld and Madonna all resided in Hell’s Kitchen.

Hell’s Kitchen residents remain strong and resilient. When Frank Sinatra sang, “If I can make it there, I’ll make it anywhere,” he must have meant Hell’s Kitchen. Keys, raised by a single mother, sang (in Empire State of Mind, Part II) about making it "by any means" and her "pocketful of dreams” from Hell’s Kitchen. Stallone wrote the screenplay for the film Rocky in Hell’s Kitchen—and initially turned down $350,000 for the rights to the script, despite having only $106 in the bank. There was Hell to pay, but they all made it.

Today, Hell’s Kitchen is even hotter. And residents of 432 W. 52nd will likely be the next generation to make it there—if they haven’t already.

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