Quay Tower is back in vogue.
After a year-long hiatus from this weekly roundup of Brooklyn’s priciest contracts as reported by Compass, the 30-story Brooklyn Heights condo has returned for the third time in a month.
Quay Tower’s PH2B went into contract with an asking price of just over $8 million, more than any other Brooklyn home that found a buyer last week. The nearly 3,000-square-foot, four-bedroom condo at 50 Bridge Park Drive comes with a private high-speed elevator, a kitchen with white oak cabinetry and a primary bedroom with walk-in closets and an en-suite marble bathroom.
Amenities at the building, where “Euphoria” actress Zendaya bought a unit last year, include a rooftop lounge, a fitness center and a 24-hour concierge. The tower notched the most expensive condo sale in Brooklyn history in 2020, but dropped off the report for most of this year before returning in October.
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An Italianate townhouse at 122 Congress Street in Cobble Hill was the second most expensive home to go into contract last week, asking just under $6.5 million. The 25-foot-wide, five-bedroom house, built in the 1850s, was redesigned in 2015. It comes with six landscaped outdoor spaces, including a rooftop deck, as well as a chef’s kitchen with Italian cabinetry, a cork-tiled media room and a salon-style room with a marble bar and gas fireplace.
All told, Brooklyn’s luxury enjoyed a strong start to November. Twenty-eight units asking $2 million or more — 14 townhouses, 13 condos and one co-op — went into contract last week, up from 15 a week earlier and 21 the week before that.
The median asking price was $2.5 million and the average price per square foot was $1,342. The typical home spent 129 days on the market and received a 2 percent discount.