Dan Hechtkopf & Marci DeClaris present

Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, designer finished residence in one of South of Fifth’s newest, luxury, boutique building, Three Hundred Collins. World-renowned designer Thomas Juul-Hansen spared no expense on the finishes, such as white oak flooring, Miele kitchens with gas cooking, extraordinary bath stonework & the highest caliber materials throughout, as well as finished closets, built-in cabinets, and window treatments. Massive oversized, SW facing, corner wrap-around balcony. Property Amenities feature a 75ft rooftop pool, valet, 24-hour concierge/security, fitness center.

Address: 300 Collins Ave #3E,  Miami Beach, FL 33139

Price: $1,895,000

Photo credit: Evan Joseph

For more information, please contact Dan Hechtkopf & Marci DeClaris at 305-323-3247 and dan.hechtkopf@elliman.com or 305-498-2755 and marci.declaris@elliman.com

Dan Hechtkopf & Marci DeClaris of the Eklund Gomes Team at Douglas Elliman are the exclusive agents representing the Mid Miami Beach / Sunset Island, FL real estate market as a member of the Haute Residence Real Estate Network. View all of their listings here.

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Elliot Bogod presents

Great opportunity-Last sponsor's residence at $3,000 per Sq.Ft! This stunning, fully-furnished, turnkey 2,525 Sq.Ft., 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath unit with custom interiors by Danish designer Thomas Juul Hansen, will impress the most discerning buyer. Perched high above the city, overlooking Central Park and the Hudson and East rivers, the views are breathtaking during the day and glamorous at night.

The gracious, windowed entry foyer with powder room leads into the elegant, corner living room and dining room with their stunning North and East exposures, soaring 10’6” ceilings, rift sown oak floors and custom light fixtures, perfect for grand entertaining. The gourmet open kitchen features a granite-topped island with built-in seating, Miele and Sub-Zero appliances and Smallbone of Devizes hand-crafted cabinetry. The large and private master bedroom suite offers South and East exposures with city views and an immense walk-in closet. A luxurious, master bathroom pampers with a Jacuzzi tub and separate shower, radiant heated floors, double sink topped vanities, polished Italian marble and Dornbracht fixtures. The second and third bedrooms are generously proportioned and also offer en-suite bathrooms with custom glass finishes and radiant heated floors. Only the finest fixtures and finishes have been used to create this masterpiece. Multi-zone climate control, Smart Home technology, motorized shades, customized closets and a Miele washer/dryer complete the comforts of this incomparable home.

One57 built by Extell Development Company and designed by Pritzker prize-winning architect, Christian De Portzamparc. soars above the now-iconic Billionaire's Row of Manhattan. Located on 57th Street the unparalleled building amenities and services include a 24 hour doorman and concierge, parking garage, fitness center, yoga studio, aquarium, pet wash room, library, screening room and private dining room. One57 residents also have access to the Park Hyatt’s five-star hotel services, including 24-hour room service, a triple-height indoor swimming pool overlooking Carnegie Hall, spa, steam rooms, bar and restaurant.

Address: One57, 157 West 57 Street, #32F, New York, NY 10019

Price: $7,750,000

For more information, please contact Elliot Bogod at 212-577-2270 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.

Photo Credit: Extell

Photo Credit: Extell

Photo Credit: Extell

Photo Credit: Extell

Photo Credit: Extell

Photo Credit: Extell

Photo Credit: Extell

Photo Credit: Extell

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Award-winning French architect Christian de Portzamparc designed the controversial skyscraper, where billionaires prefer to reside.

The deal shatters the previous high luxury mark for a New York City apartment which was set in 2012 by the daughter of Russian billionaire and fertilizer czar, Dmitry Rybolovlev who plunked down a shocking $88 million for former Citigroup chairman Sandy Weill’s 6,744-square-foot apartment at 15 Central Park West—presumably with help from daddy.

The sale was first announced way back in May 2012, but it only officially closed on December 23, 2014, according to Curbed. One previous name attached to a penthouse at One57 was hedge funder Bill Ackman but most prospective buyers at One57 have operated under a veil of secrecy, including the latest big spender. According to Fox News, the secret buyer joins fellow tenants Lawrence Stroll and Silas Chou, both of whom initiated the public offering of Michael Kors.

One57's duplex penthouse occupies the 89th and 90th floors, offering its new owner expansive views of Manhattan in every direction.

The new anonymous buyer of the One57 penthouse, although intensely private (the identity is protected by an LLC), he or she wasn’t shy about dropping $100,471,452.77 for the nearly 11,000-square-foot duplex which occupies the 89th and 90th floors of the exclusive condominium--which was designed by Pritzker-prize-winning French architect Christian de Portzamparc.

One57's penthouse offers exceptional views of Central Park view.

Massive picturesque windows enhance the panoramic view.

Manhattan skyline view at night.

The controversial skyscraper, completed in 2014, has been a lightning rod for civil suits (nearly 20) and bad luck. The building exceeds 1,000 feet, and redefines midtown Manhattan’s skyline—obscuring views of other Manhattan residents while casting a dark shadow across parts of Central Park—usurping duties usually reserved for tall trees. Plus, during construction, Hurricane Sandy’s intense winds collapsed a crane that dangled dangerously over the area for days.

However, if you’re lucky enough to reside there, the condo also redefines modern “elevated” luxury living despite neighboring pre-war buildings such as the Essex House. The One57 condominium features an indoor pool complex, private dining hall, library, dynamic views of Central Park, discreetly opulent interiors by Danish designer Thomas Juul-Hansen, and personal service from Park Hyatt’s new five-star flagship hotel.

One57's discretely opulent interiors were designed by Danish designer Thomas Juul-Hansen.

The secret penthouse buyer, surely a billionaire, will benefit from the Park Hyatt's five-star white glove service.

One57 was briefly Manhattan’s tallest residential building, but it was eclipsed by 432 Park Avenue which is now billed as the tallest apartment tower in the western hemisphere, according to the New York Daily News. That is, until the next one. Manhattan is growing taller each year.

One57 was briefly the tallest residential building in New York City.

Surely, the secret buyer of One57’s penthouse duplex will own one of the best residential views in all of Manhattan (if not the world). And considering the number of billionaires in the condominium, we doubt another skyscraper will ever block its view.

As for whom the mystery billionaire buyer is, we can only reveal who it isn’t. It’s not Donald Trump, because we’d bet $100 million dollars he couldn’t keep such a penthouse trophy a secret.

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A duplex residence at 210 West 77th Street will cost up to $21 million.

Enter developer Miki Naftali and Danish architect Thomas Juul-Hansen, whose 210 West 77th Street project will nourish the Upper West Side community with 18-stories of luxury apartments, slated for occupancy in early 2016. West-siders who are already salivating better prepare to pony up some dough, as apartment prices will reportedly range from $4.85 million to over $21 million.

77th Street residences are half- and full-floor units ranging from 2,058-square-feet to a .5,973-square-foot duplex penthouse

Inspired by Danish modernism, the 210 West 77th Street building resembles an edifice you’d bicycle past in Copenhagen rather than New York City (and that’s a good thing). Juul-Hansen’s building design features hand-formed Danish brick, Juliet balcony façades, and oversized mahogany windows that are harmonious with the Upper West Side’s architectural character. Not since Danish immigrant Jonas Bronck (for which The Bronx is named) has a Dane given New York City so much in a time of need.

“I’m a big believer in the beauty of natural materials,” said Juul-Hansen, whose résumé includes interiors at luxurious developments, private homes and Michelin star restaurants such as Jean-Georges. “I believe this gives the architecture and design a timeless quality.”

The 210 W. 77th Street project offers fireplaces and outdoor terraces.

The 77th Street residences are half- and full-floor units ranging from 2,058-square-feet for three-bedrooms, to a 5,973-square-foot duplex penthouse with outdoor space. Select residences offer fireplaces and outdoor terraces. All units offer private access via an elevator that transports directly to the apartments.

The residences boast contemporary features—open layouts, solid oak-plank floors, large chef-quality kitchens with Miele appliances, polished Everest Grey quartzite slab countertops, and sleek white-lacquer cabinetry with polished chrome handles.

Chef-quality kitchens come with Miele appliances, Everest Grey quartzite countertops and sleek white-lacquer cabinetry.

Master bathrooms offer Grigio Piove marble, custom wenge wood vanities and Waterworks bathtubs. Meanwhile the powder room showcases beautiful polished Marron Imperial marble slabs on the floor, accent walls, and custom carved sinks. The lobby design is highlighted by a sculptural double-height glass ceiling, detailed white oak wall panels, and Omani limestone flooring.

The building’s amenities include a 24-hour doorman and concierge, a roof terrace, a fitness center, bicycle storage, and perhaps (according to design renderings) select garages. The residences are close to popular eateries such as Ouest, Spiga, and Telepan, as well as a handful of gourmet markets.

An elevator transports directly to the private residences.

“210 West 77th Street presented a unique opportunity to innovate architecturally while respecting of the character and beauty of the Upper West Side historic district,” said Miki Naftali, founder, chairman, and CEO of the Naftali Group, whose portfolio includes The Seymour at 261 West 25th Street, The Landmark Park Slope, The Bergen, and 33 Beekman.

The Upper West Side is an iconic neighborhood immortalized by pop culture—including the tragic assassination of John Lennon, and Seinfeld, You’ve Got Mail, Woody Allen’s Manhattan and most famously, by the Oscar-winning classic "West Side Story." Many artists, actors, celebrities, educators, and professionals call this community home. Dominated by five-story brownstones, famous Central Park towers with ornamented façades (The Dakota, San Remo, El Dorado) and older grand buildings topped with water towers, the Upper West Side is tight on space—despite its wide sidewalks and avenues. The 210 West 77th Street development is a rare example of recent new construction.

Upper West Side living space has always been a premium. During the construction of Central Park in the 1850s and 1860s, squatters moved their shacks into the Upper West Side (laying claim to any space they could find). This led to undesirable boarding houses and rowdy taverns.

One hundred years later, tenements used in the filming of "West Side Story" were razed to make way for Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. Today, the luxurious 210 West 77th building represents the latest call for urban renewal. But this modern west side story doesn’t require movie gangs or squatters to reclaim turf—just luxury space for its restless citizens.

Academy Award-winning film West Side Story was filmed on the Upper West Side, near where Lincoln Center now stands.

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