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34 Leonard Street

34 Leonard Street

Tribeca
Sales: 3 active and 6 previous
Toren

Toren

Downtown Brooklyn
Sales: 18 active, 83 in contract and 23 previous

Street Fact

Downtown Condo Listings Snapshot

 Size (ft²)$ per ft²Price
Studio 658 1,266 725,000
1 BR 827 1,295 1,140,000
2 BR 1,404 1,424 2,097,500
3 BR 2,252 1,654 3,925,000
4+ BR 3,590 1,867 8,495,000
Medians for listings from past 60 days from StreetEasy data. Excludes some extraordinary properties. No representation is made as to the accuracy of this data.

Featured Listings

49 West 12th Street #5E

$895,000

1 bed   1 baths
800 ft²

49 West 12th Street #5E

Co-op, Greenwich Village
Listed by Elliman
125 West 21st Street #7A

$1,950,000

3 beds   2.5 baths
1,758 ft²

125 West 21st Street #7A

Condo, Chelsea
Listed by Alchemy Properties
61 West 9th Street

insiders only

11/20/2008
2 beds   2 baths

61 West 9th Street #3A

Co-op, Greenwich Village
$555,000
302 2nd Street #11K in Park Slope
$680,000
$240,000
14 Bogardus Place #4R in Fort George
$665,000
145 East 15th Street #4T in Gramercy Park
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open house planner Open Houses

$1,149,000
340 East 64th Street #11R   1 bed   1,350 ft²
Mon, Dec 01 (4:00 - 5:30)
$405,000
235 East 22nd Street #13Q   500 ft²
Mon, Dec 01 (5:00 - 6:00)
$1,595,000
12 East 12th Street #5SE   2 beds   1,590 ft²
Mon, Dec 01 (5:00 - 6:30)
$849,000
211 West 71st Street #11C   1 bed   798 ft²
Mon, Dec 01 (5:30 - 7:00)

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Whatever Happened To 'Central Park North?'

The Observer mulls over the once promising 110th Street that was destined to be New York’s next hot address, but development has come to a halt leaving 111 Central Park North the only luxury building on that stretch of the park.

“But that’s not going to happen for a while,” Mr. Davis continued. “No, nothing’s going to happen. For three or four or maybe five years, it’s going to take, it could take that long. To the point where people can build buildings again and it makes sense.”

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