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JDS' Michael Stern with 225 W 86th Street and 111 W 57th Street (Google Maps, Getty, Short final/CC BY-SA 4.0/via Wikimedia Commons, JDS)

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JDS’ 111 West 57th Street tops Manhattan luxury contracts

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1040 Fifth Avenue, 252 West 12th Street and 35 Hudson Yards (Godsfriendchuck, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons, Compass, SOM)

Manhattan’s luxury contracts hit Christmas week peak

4 east 66th street, 432 Park Avenue, 220 Central Park South and 730 Fifth Avenue (Google Maps, 432 Park Avenue, Epicgenius CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons, elPadawan CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons)

Manhattan luxury market took terrible turn in 2022

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Thanksgiving-week buyers gobble up 15 luxury Manhattan homes

Unit 124 at 217 West 57th Street and Gary Barnett (Extell Development, StreetEasy)

“124th floor” at Central Park Tower tops Manhattan luxury contracts

464 Greenwich Street, Mickey Drexler (Getty, Corcoran)

Quirky homes top Manhattan’s luxury contracts

Chetrit-developed Gramercy condo leads Manhattan luxury contracts

Elad’s 250 West Street tops Manhattan luxury’s cool week

3 East 95th Street and 267 West 11th Street (Google Maps, Getty)

Carhart Mansion unit in contract as Manhattan luxury market bounces back

Related Companies' Stephen Ross and 25 Columbus Circle (Streeteasy, Getty, Related)

Stephen Ross’ penthouse tops Manhattan contracts despite big price cut

Rupert Murdoch’s One Madison unit leads Manhattan luxury contracts

From left: 182 East 64th Street and 520 West 28th Street (Getty Images, Brown Harris Stevens, Godsfriendchuck, CC BY-SA 4.0 - via Wikimedia Commons)

Manhattan luxury contracts hold steady in September

Manhattan luxury contracts ticked up as Dow plummeted

Manhattan’s luxury market sales dip to 2022 low

2 East 82nd Street (Illustration by Kevin Cifuentes for The Real Deal with Getty Images, Streeteasy)

Manhattan luxury market bounces back with 21 contracts

100 Eleventh Avenue (Google Maps, Getty Images)

Heatstroke: Manhattan luxury market struggles to sign contracts

95 Charles Street (Illustration by Kevin Cifuentes for The Real Deal with Getty, Streeteasy)

Manhattan luxe sees 28 contracts signed in first half of August

Manhattan’s luxury market records slowest week since 2020

JDS Development's Michael Stern with 111 West 57th Street (JDS Development/SHoP Archictects)