Travis Scott and Kylie Jenner

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At the young age of 24, pop culture icon and makeup mogul Kylie Jenner has already acquired an impressive real estate portfolio. The media personality owns various properties across Los Angeles and Hidden Hills, including a five-acre lot purchased in April of 2020 for $15 million and a $36.5 million palatial showplace in Holmby Hills. Meanwhile, her partner, Travis Scott is primarily based in Brentwood where he spent $29.3 million on two properties this past year. Additionally, the couple owns a $13.5 million home in the mountains above Beverly Hills.

In terms of New York residences, Jenner and Scott reportedly rent a townhome in Greenwich Village. Built in 1839, the building has served as home to plenty of occupants over the past nearly two hundred years including "The March King" John Phillips Sousa. For the past ten years, the property has been listed on and off the market with several brokers at a plethora of differing prices as high as $31.95 million. Now, the six-story building is once again available for purchase through “Million Dollar Listing” star Ryan Serhant at a price of $26.5 million.

The historic Greenwich townhome previously home to Jenner and Scott spans 8,700 square feet with six bedrooms and eight baths. The 22-foot-wide building has been completely redone by developer and owner William Rainero while Clodagh Design worked on the interiors and the outdoor kitchen was designed by Silvano Marchetto. Stepping inside, the space opens to soaring 18-foot ceilings, exposed original stone, and warm brick walls. The living area highlights a modern fireplace that leads into the 700 square foot garden. The interior layout also presents a mezzanine lounge, a secondary kitchen, and a media room which can be accessed by the glass staircase or glass elevator. The entire fourth floor boasts the primary bedroom suite with a fireplace, expansive dressing room, and terrace. Stepping outside on the terrace, the space offers a hot tub and wellness area with glass-walled sauna. The exterior space also includes a roof deck with picturesque views of Washington Square Park and the Freedom Tower.

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Bella Hadid

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In November 2019, Bella and her sister, Gigi Hadid, had both purchased real estate properties in Manhattan. Bella purchased a renovated SoHo penthouse for $6.1 million. The six-story building dating back to 1877 was previously a silk showroom and was later converted into a residential co-op in 2016.

Many of the original industrial elements of the building remain such as the brick barrel-vaulted ceilings, dark metal columns, and exposed ductwork.

Hadid’s duplex spans 2,180 square feet with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The private rooftop deck offers an extra 779 square feet of space. Other features include imported Italian built-in closets, a glass-walled and temperature controlled 100-bottle wine room, custom lighting, and motorized blackout shades in the bedrooms.

The central room combines the kitchen, home office, and living and dining rooms. Hardwood flooring, modern light fixtures and built-in shelving are throughout the central room as well.

Ryan Serhant from Million Dollar Listing New York holds this listing.

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Greenpoint, Brooklyn’s northernmost neighborhood and home to some of the borough’s best coffee shops, restaurants, and music venues, is adding luxury apartments to their list of traits, courtesy of Million Dollar Listing: New York's Ryan Serhant and the Serhant Team with their new launch of 173 Bayard.

The boutique condominium is just a few blocks from the hip streets of Williamsburg to one side, the grassy fields at McCarren Park on the other, and with the river views only a few blocks West. The building is offering six duplex loft residences for just under $700,000 each.

The building has all the makings of a great Brooklyn loft: high end fixtures and parts, with the classic laid back Brooklyn vibe of rustic, lived-in looking finishes. While each of the units in the building have a different layout from each other, the features that make the building great for any buyer are congruent with features like a stainless steel kitchen with Bertazzoni oven, Blomberg refrigerators an dishwashers, central air, virtual doorman that syncs to a smartphone, and an in-unit washer and dryer. As for the aesthetic features, the building has beautiful exposed beam ceilings at double-height, exposed brick walls, and a private outdoor space in most units.

The homes are beautiful; they look like your favorite coffee shop, in the best way possible. The real reason to swipe these up though is to be a part of Greenpoint. The neighborhood is in a unique place now in the culture of the city. In the past, Greenpoint was left out of the hipster movement for being too far north and somewhat inaccessible to the rest of the city—most New Yorkers needed to take the A to the G in a too-long process, and it was easier to just take the L to Williamsburg. That’s all different now. With the L shutdown looming over Brooklynites work commutes starting in December, Greenpoint is now weirdly one of the most connected regions in Brooklyn. Those commuting into midtown can now take the G north to Court Square in Queens, and then the 7, E, or M into Manhattan. Yes, it still requires transferring trains, but it’s a hell of a lot better than hiking through the winter snow all the way through Williamsburg to the Marcy stop.

Greenpoint has spent the last few years seeing a lot of new traffic and openings from boutique shops to restaurants though. The area still has amazing restaurants that have transcended time, particularly the Polish restaurants, many of which are still family-run, or the destination eatery in the area, Peter Pan Donuts. The neighborhood also has an influx of great restaurants worth checking out (after you’ve seen Serhant’s listing, of course) like Pretty Southern, which has the best fried chicken in the city, or Frankel’s deli, a classic Jewish eatery with piled-high sandwiches.

For the neighborhood that’s already hit full stride, and is anticipating an even bigger boom with the city’s developments, 173 Bayard is a great locale both for the midtown commuter, and weekend lounger.

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In the New York real estate market, the summer months are tough. The buyers that are looking for top of the line high end real estate just aren’t around, they’re all out on their yachts, vacations, or living it up in the Hamptons, which naturally slows down the market for even the best of brokers in the city.

Though it seems Ryan Serhant, of Bravo’s Million Dollar Listings New York and NestSeekers, doesn’t feel affected by those summer waves. His team in the past weeks closed 15 new deals on the luxury condominium project 550 Vanderbilt, that collectively represent over $20 million dollars in inventory for the property.

“My team and I are very aggressive marketers, relentless negotiators, and passionate human beings.  We love 550 Vanderbilt - that’s what we’re selling - and it’s working,” said Serhant.

Nestled among Brooklyn’s most desirable neighborhoods, near the borough’s largest transportation hub, 550 Vanderbilt is a unique full-service condominium offering a modern lifestyle within a park. The building features residences between studios and four-bedrooms and was been crsfted inside and out by architecture firm COOKFOX.

The building features a ton of crazy amenities too from a resident’s library, fitness center, private catered dining room, pet grooming room, and private storage facilities. Units also feature an outdoor deck with some of the incredible views of the Eastern side of Manhattan and the greenery of Brooklyn beyond. The building is also centrally located to transit hubs skirting around Brooklyn’s nearing-nightmare L train shutdown, so commuting to work will never be disrupted.

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The catch: only five residences are available. In this prestigious and popular area desperate for living space, that should translate to a feeding frenzy as sales officially opened via a launch party on March 18th. The current list prices are roughly 5.7% less than previously announced last fall.

A glimpse of the penthouse living area at The Justin

The Justin penthouse offers expansive views of Manhattan.

Five fortunate (and affluent) residents will call the one-of-a-kind development at 225 East 81st Street home—and they will live better for it. Situated on a tree-lined street, the renovated building (designed by Vail Associates) features a gorgeous limestone, marble and translucent glass façade with modern finishing that updates the typical Upper East Side 20th century pre-war style. The condominium adds new architectural life to the community, Detractors claim it disrupts the neighborhood’s Brownstone continuity but that’s likely old Yorkville money speaking. Such is the cost of modernizing. Combine that with proximity to Central Park, access to gourmet cuisine and the future Second Avenue subway line, the condominium is indeed a rare Manhattan find.

“[The Upper East Side] is on fire,” said Ryan Serhant of Nest Seekers International, which has the listing. “But finding a three or four bedroom full-service condo in this neighborhood it’s nearly impossible. It’s incredibly residential with great restaurants and it's continuously changing for the better. They’re calling it the new Williamsburg. And because of the Second Avenue subway, people are investing because they foresee the value appreciation.”

Residence Two at The Justin is a three-bedroom full-floor condo for roughly $3.3 million.

Residence Two features a spacious living and dining area that's 25-feet wide.

The chef’s kitchen features a breakfast bar, Caesarstone countertops, and Subzero refrigerator.

View of custom tile backsplash, and Wolf range and hood

Housed over six floors, The Justin offers five luxuriously modern homes, priced from $3.3 million to roughly $6 million or more: a triplex maisonette with private garden; three full-floor three-bedroom units; and a majestic penthouse with a 1,700-square-foot roof deck.

Each residence of The Justin boasts private outdoor terraces or balconies, key-lock entry, coffered ceilings, full height tilt-and-turn Kolby windows, masonry fireplaces, central air, in-unit washer/dryer, private storage, ample closet space, and Smart Home-wired for audiovisual systems and Wi-Fi with built-in speakers. Some have Jacuzzis and lofts. The pet-friendly building also offers part-time doorman service and a fitness center.

The Residence Two master suite with oversized windows

Bathrooms at The Justin boast radiant heat flooring and Bianco Carrara marble.

An open house for the Residence One Triplex maisonette and Residence Two is scheduled at The Justin for Sunday, March 22 from noon to 4 pm. The penthouse unit details are scant (official price, dimensions or potential buyer), but images are available.

The triplex maisonette is a four bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom home, spanning nearly 3,900 square feet. A Juliet balcony overlooks the backyard garden which covers 750 square feet of tranquil space. The open living and dining room are an ideal entertaining space, spanning nearly 25 feet across wide-planked radiant heat flooring. The state-of-the-art chef’s kitchen features a breakfast bar, Caesarstone countertops, custom tile backsplash, a Wolf range/hood and Subzero refrigerator. The first floor bedroom can be utilized as a guest room or converted to a proper dining room or home office.

Internal stairs beneath a 20-foot ceiling negotiate to the second floor where three more bedrooms reside—two of which are master suites. The main suite is also 25-feet wide with Juliet balcony access, fireplace, walk-through closets and a large master bath. Each of the three-and-a-half spa bathrooms is outfitted with high-end fixtures, radiant heat flooring, and Bianco Carrara Marble.

The Justin is the latest condominium to hit the market in the affluent neighborhood of Yorkville on the Upper East Side.

Newly released images of Residence Two highlight a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom home spanning nearly 1,800-square feet. It, too, showcases an open, 25-foot-wide living and dining area. The Residence Two master suite includes a Jacuzzi tub and steam shower while each of the two-and-a-half spa bathrooms also has radiant heat flooring and Bianco Carrara marble.

The Justin condominium was developed by Michael Paul Enterprises in the heart of the Upper East Side. Contrary to popular belief, the building is named for a real life person—owner Michael Paul D’Alessio’s son Justin, according to Serhant, who says another property will follow named for D’Alessio’s daughter.

Ryan Serhant, Nest Seekers International exec and co-star of Bravo's Million Dollar Listing New York, is one of the city's top real estate brokers.

Based on intense interest and open house demand for The Justin (he expects over 350 people), Serhant anticipates contracts in hand shortly after the open house. Naysayers aside, why should we doubt him? Serhant, an experienced actor and co-star of Bravo’s reality series Million Dollar Listing New York who recently posed in the buff for Flaunt magazine, knows how to close a deal. As one of New York’s top real estate brokers (in 2012 he ranked 15th), surely he can sell a pricey condo—and his own personal brand. And that's the naked truth.

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