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One of The Rudin Family’s exceptional residences is One Thirty West 12, a beautifully proportioned prewar residential building in the heart of Greenwich Village. The building has received the 2012 Sustainable Design Award by Global Green USA for the design and sustainable redevelopment of One Thirty West 12. In addition, the building has been awarded the LEED-NC Gold Certification from the US Green Building Council (USCBC). With the expertise of an exceptional design team, One Thirty West 12 has been refined for a contemporary lifestyle.

Floorplans have been re-imagined to respond to today’s living and entertainment needs while retaining their characteristic prewar elegance. Design details respect the building’s heritage and state-of-the-art systems incorporate sustainable features that offer tangible benefits to residents every day.

DEVONSHIRE HOUSEDesigned by architect Emery

Roth, this historic building is a blend of traditional Italianate and English detailing, with elegant modern interior spaces by Victoria Hagan.

Apartments feature topnotch features and finishes, including custom-designed moldings and oak flooring. Elegant kitchens and master bathrooms are equipped with premium appliances, quality fixtures and custom-made cabinetry.

Residents have access to a landscaped courtyard and garden, a rooftop terrace, a fitness center, a children’s playroom and individual storage units.

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1 FIFTH AVENUE

Designed in 1927 by Helmle & Corbett with Sugarman & Berger, this is one of city’s premier residential skyscrapers.Its dark brown masonry and strong verticality make this tall setback tower quite monolithic.

The lower four stories of the building are covered in limestone and the building’s large lobby is wood-paneled and traditionally attractive, with no hint of the more modernistic and stark, yet quite robust treatment of the tower’s handsome façade.

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This very handsome 19-story residential condominium building at 123 Third Avenue on the southeast corner at 14th Street was completed in 2010. It has 47 apartments.

Orange Management Inc., of which Andrew Bradfield is a principal, and the F & T Group developed the project. Perkins Eastman served as the architect.

It has discrete air-conditioners and some corner windows and some terraces, as well as about 3,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space.

The building has a 24-hour doorman, a large residence’s fitness center and multi-media lounge, a storage room, a laundry room, a roof deck, a lovely landscaped garden with an outdoor kitchen and a movie screen on the second floor.

Unit features include rift cut solid white oak hardwood flooring, 10’2” ceiling heights, Poliform kitchens, Miele appliances, Dornbracht Fixtures, Caesarstone counters and Bosch Axxis washer and dryers. A 421-a tax abatement is in place through 2022. The building is also LEED certified. 4

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45 CRISTOPHER STREET This very handsome doorman

building was erected in 1913 and has 124 apartments and was converted to a condominium in 1986. It is brown-brick, and has a two-story stone base and an attractively enclosed watertank.

A large community garden is across from the foot of Christopher Street.

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ONETEN THIRD

A Toll Brothers design built right on the site of the Variety Arts Theater within the iconic East Village, One Ten Third is a bright blue and green glass building that is striking in the extreme, housing 76 stylish apartments.

The living quarters you will find within One Ten Third contain nine-foot floor-to-ceiling windows, loft-style kitchens, and plenty of space.

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The Flowerbox is a full-service doorman building featuring 8 loft-style residences, where the smallest apartment is 1,539sq ft and the largest a 6,665 sq ft penthouse. The penthouse has five bedrooms and five baths and 6,665 square feet and 1,500 square feet of outdoor space. Each residence offers self-irrigating flowerboxes across the living rooms and private outdoor space off the master bedrooms, facing a quiet key-locked community garden. One daily said it “set a new standard of luxury in the East Village”.

This building has a glass-and-metal entrance marquee and large multi-paned windows that recall some of the handsome pre-war industrial buildings in SoHo and TriBeCa. It is setback at the fifth floor and the top three floors are a penthouse apartment with some very large windows.

The Flowerbox building has 8 condominium apartments. Apartments have 12-foot-high, floor-to-ceiling windows, an installed flat-screen plasma television set in the living room and central air-conditioning and radiant floor heating .

Kitchens have Veneta Cucine cabinetry, 6-burner Viking ranges, SubZero refrigerators, Bosch dishwashers and wine coolers. Bathrooms have Jado faucets and Kohler sinks and toiler and a Neptune soaking tub.

The building have a private keyed elevator, and garage. Building amenities also include gym, storage, concierge, roof desk and parking.

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9THE A BUILDING

VILLAGEGREEN

The Village Green is the very first LEED Gold–certified residential building in Manhattan’s East Village. As a new development in one of Manhattan’s most desired neighborhoods, the Village Green stands on its own as both a green building and a luxury residence.

The Village Green features everything desired in a luxury New York apartment, including floor-to-ceiling windows. These windows were made from green materials and were created to be energy efficient and to maximize the natural light spilling into the room. With included air filtration systems and water conservation methods, residents will be helping to conserve energy without even thinking about it.

The apartment features oak hardwood floors that were certified green as well. The units each feature a heating and cooling system, but this system is ultra energy efficient as it uses the building’s geothermal cooling and wind power to run. The bathroom continues with efficient luxury, and the kitchens are well stocked with brand-name energy-efficient appliances.

The A Building is a new condominium project in the East Village that provides a beautiful glass and terra-cotta façade to a lovely neighborhood.

Pietra Bedonia–honed stone walls welcome residents into an elegant lobby space that has a 24-hour doorman with concierge service attached. A fitness center and courtyard garden with a spacious landscaped roof deck provide state-of-the-art amenities. As a bonus, there is also a fifty-foot pool and private cabanas with a sun deck for residents to use.

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808BROADWAY

830-832 Broadway is a gorgeous pre-war Co-Op with a stunning façade, boutique feel, and extremely low monthlies.

832 Broadway houses 9 full floor homes and 830 Broadway houses 10 full floor homes. Located in the heart of Greenwich Village and Union Square, it is conveniently located to all transportation, restaurants, and shops, as well as Washington Square Park, Union Square Park, and Madison Square Park.

808 Broadway, located on the northeast corner of 11th Street, is a luxury boutique Co-Op, built in 1887 by the well-known nineteenth century architect, James Renwick with the Gothic details of the building façade, most notably the windows which display the characteristic pointed Gothic arch, and some of the upper windows with charming “trefoil” arch details.

This striking building has eight floors and 45 units including studios through 2 Bedrooms and a small number of larger combinations. Most of the penthouse apartments are duplexes and each has a sizable private terrace on the upper level.

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88WASHINGTONPLACE

88 Washington Place, with its smart art deco lobby, is an exclusive collection of 14 private residences, designed to create a new landmark in harmony with its historic neighborhood.

Cyber Doorman ™ System offering both voice and video intercom with remote 24/7 monitoring. Other security amenities include Radio Frequency Identification technology, personally controlled elevator calling, and the monitoring of all common spaces including the lobby and elevators, the fitness center and the children’s playroom.

Homes have 10’ ceiling heights with crown molding, double-pane authentic casement windows, 4” wide oak hardwood floors, solid core, floating-panel doors, personal safes and each home is wired with CAT 5. A private terrace and a fully equipped fitness center welcome all residents. Storage units are also available for purchase.

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THEJEFFERSON

Twenty first century living in the heart of olde New York. There is no more charming, lively and exciting neighborhood in Manhattan than the East Village.

The Jefferson is designed to maximize natural light and offer sleek interiors, state of the art materials, appliances and heating and air-conditioning systems. The Jefferson also offers luxurious common areas: a gym, a lounge, a business center and a roof garden that exploits its lofty command of the neighborhood.

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40FIFTHAVENUE

8 UNIONSQUARE SOUTH

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40 Fifth Avenue, with fifteen stories plus penthouses occupying the Southwest corner of Fifth Avenue and 11th Street, is a magnificent example of Georgian architecture. Each floor consists of five apartments, including two four-and-a-half-room units, a five-room unit, a classic six, and a classic seven that also contains a loggia with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Ascension Church.

Building amenities include full-time doormen and elevator operators, a live-in superintendent, laundry facilities, private storage rooms, and a private garden.

New 14-story condo building have 20 residences, with a maximum of two per floor. Arpad Baksa was the architect for the project.

8 Union Square South affords the best of boutique living and full-service luxury, with a doorman, a full attended lobby, and membership to Quintessentially, the most prestigious concierge service in the world. Tucked away from the mezzanine lobby is an exclusive on-site gym.

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52 EAST4TH STREET

1752 East 4th Street is a piece of New York real estate developed by Michael Bolla and 351 Bowery Associates. The exterior features a modern glass and steel facade over an architecturally complex structure. the sleek and modern interiors were designed by the famed Andres Escobar. The luxury condo and loft building rises 15 stories and contains 14 residences.

There are 1 and 2 bedroom units, as well as 10 full-floor units and 3 full-floor penthouses. Residences feature wide-plank oak hardwood floors and soaring thirteen foot high ceilings. Extra-large windows bathe the apartments in light and frame stunning East Village views.

The building also has a roof deck which includes a landscaped terrace that overlooks the pool area.

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29- 31 East 9th Street, a three-building Co-op, is one of Greenwich Village’s most elegant and sought after prewar buildings. Notorious residents include actor Chris Noth and interior designer Jonathan Adler.

29 East 9th Street is yellow-brick building with high ceilings, duplexes and three gardens. The building has three entrances, each with doormen and lobbies. The building has a roof deck, a laundry and private storage, and it allows pets.

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184THOMSON STREET

184 Thompson Street is a 7-story apartment building situated in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village directly at the corner of Bleeker Street. The building is home to 137 rentals and condominiums.

The apartments in this building are loaded with amenities. They have typical pre-war detailing such as high ceilings and oversized windows. The gourmet kitchens have a dishwasher and additional designer appliances, like those from Avanti. The kitchens also have Caesar Stone counter tops and glass cabinets. The renovated bathrooms also have state-of-the-art accompaniments like vanity sinks and deep tubs. All the units are provided with a superior amount of closet space, including walk-in closets. The apartments additionally have self-controlled heating and air conditioning systems and

stackable washer and dryer combos. Select apartments also have their own individual outdoor spaces..

The lobby of the structure is staffed by a doorman. Some other amenities that residents can enjoy include the outdoor spaces like the roof deck and outdoor gardens. Every floor has a laundry room on it, and there are additional storage spaces within the building.

The location is ideal for fast-paced professionals as it is near various subway stations and other means of public transportation. There are several universities within the neighborhood. In addition, the central Greenwich Village location makes dining, shopping, and night life opportunities easily accessible.

BUTTERFIELDHOUSE

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Butterfield House is one of the city’s most distinguished post-World War II apartment houses, situated on one of the loveliest blocks in the city and designed by William J. Conklin and James S. Rossant of the architectural firm of Mayer, Whittlesey & Glass, the through-block building has an elevation of 7 stories on 12th Street and 13 stories on 13th Street. The building was approvingly described as “the

friendly neighborhood high-rise” by Elliot Willensky and Norval White in their book, “The A. I. A. Guide to New York City.”

Indeed, the 12th Street façade is stunning with its projected, large bay windows and balconies and muted tones conveying an airy sense of graciousness whose modernity not only does not conflict with the street’s handsome brownstones but

enhances it with its jewelly reflections.The lobby and the long passagewa are extremely lovely and elegant with a glazed courtyard in the middle.

In addition to having a 24-hour doorman, amenities include central air with temperature controls in every room, a fitness room, private storage lockers, bicycle room, laundry room, a live-in resident manager and an on-site garage.

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Lower Fifth Avenue changed dramatically after World War I as high-rise buildings began to replace many of the former mansions of some of the city’s most illustrious citizens who were moving north.

Built in 1956, this 19-story building has 296 apartments that were converted to cooperatives in 1981. The light-colored, glazed brick

building is quite attractive of its kind with its recessed tower and landscaped driveway. The project is named after the hotel that occupied its site that was named after one of the oldest and most famous Dutch families in New York.

The building is a premier co-op with 24 hour doormen and concierge plus a resident manager.

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THEGRENWICH

The Greenwich, with its unique architectural detail, was built in 1904.

Apartments have gracious open living areas and fully-equipped kitchens with modern appliances, maple wood cabinets and granite counters. Some of the terraced penthouses are duplexes with fireplaces.

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In 1965, the Minskoff builders opened their newest apartment house, The Brevoort East at 20 East 9th Street. It is a similar design and beige unglazed brick as The Brevoort at 11 Fifth Avenue. Though they were built ten years apart they look like they belong together next to one another and share the same city block from Fifth Avenue to University Place and from 8th Street to 9th Street.

The Brevoort East is taller at 26 stories and larger at 326 units. The Brevoort East has a side street entrance, sidewalk landscaping and was converted to a cooperative in 1979.

The Brevoort East is also named after the hotel that once occupied the Fifth Avenue site that was named after one of the oldest and most famous Dutch families in New York.

The Brevoort East is ranked one of the top co-ops in the Village. It is staffed with 24 hour doormen, a concierge

and a resident manager. The building features a new planted roof deck, children’s playroom, fitness room, garage, basement laundry room (as washer/dryers are not allowed in the apartments) and Wi-Fi throughout the building. Pets are allowed as are guarantors and co-purchasers and the building permits a maximum of 60% financing.

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18EAST

12TH STREET

On one of the most attractive blocks in Greenwich Village, 18 East 12th Street is a 37 unit condominium housed in two pre-war buildings. This boutique loft conversion offers one to four bedroom units, some with duplex layouts and some with private terrace. Situated for convenience, the building is near Union Square, Whole Foods and multiple subway lines. The full-service condo offers a host of amenities, including full-time doorman, superintendent, elevator, storage, shared roof deck and laundry room on each floor with complimentary washer and dryer.

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407EAST12TH STREET

Located at the very epicenter of the East Village and centered between both Tompkins Square Park and Union Square Park this particular location is just as rare and fun as the unit itself.

The apartments feature hardwood floors, dishwasher, brand new stainless applicants, recessed lighting, and a washer dryer.

Amenies include elevator, live-in supervisor, garden, pation and roof desk. There is laundry in the building. Pet allowed.

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525EAST

11TH STREETThe Fillmore is a luxury low-rise condominium built in 2004. It consists of 8 floors and 26 studio, one and two bedroom homes, most featuring outdoor space. There are also two penthouses with setbacks and private roof terraces. This clean-cut and handsome new residential building has a bright sandstone-brick façade with aluminum accents, which makes it a beacon of modernism in this Far East Village neighborhood.

The building has several balconies and terraces and a two-story lobby with part-time-doorman/concierge.

The apartments have white-oak flooring, double-pane windows, washers and dryers, black granite countertops in the kitchens and limestone counters and flooring in the bathrooms. The chef ’s kitchens feature custom cabinetry, stainless steel GE Profile and Bosch applicances and Ghroe faucets. The bathrooms are appointed with limestone counters, custom natural maple vanity consoles, Kohler sinks, Jand New Haven chrome faucets and Blue Lagos limestone floors.

The building has a part-time doorman, on-site super, gym, garage, roof deck and common storage.

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GEORGETOWNPLAZA

This beige-brick apartment tower at 60 East Eighth Street on the southeast corner of Mercer Street was erected in 1967 and converted to a condop in 1991. It is known as Georgetown Plaza. It was developed by Rose Associates and designed by Leo Stillman and John Pruyn. The 31-story building, which has considerable retail frontage along Broadway, has 389 apartments and a large, impressive, raised plaza.

When it was built, this large building’s neighborhood was a bit lackluster, but the expansion of New York University, the opening of a very large Tower

Records store several blocks south on Broadway and the spreading gentrification of the SoHo district into what became known as NoHo (North of Houston) significantly changed the area into one of the city’s liveliest. Several major landmarks are nearby: the lovely Gothic-style spire of Grace Episcopal Church is two blocks to the north on Broadway, the historic Cooper Union is two blocks to the east and Washington Square Park is two blocks to the west.

The building has a very large raised, landscaped plaza with a fountain and is one of the

tallest buildings in Greenwich Village with many impressive views.

The building has a concierge and doorman, a roof deck, a health club, balconies, a garage, a bicycle room, a live-in superintendent, storage facilities and consistent fenestration.

Apartments have 9-foot-high ceilings and central air-conditioning, and many have balconies.

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PARK VILLAGECOMDOMINIUM

This lovely condominium building has one of the lovliest roof decks in the area. It was built in 1986, and has 11 floores and 44 units.

Majority of appartments have washer and dryer. There is

also laundry room and storage room in the basement. Building features a full time doorman and live in super. There is elevator in the building.

L, N, Q, R, 4, 5 and 6 trains are only 2 blocks away.

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THEPETERSFIELD

One of the handsomest loft conversions in the city, this 70-unit condominium building opened in early 1987. Developed by Richard S. Berry and F. Anthony Zunino, the 8-story building is attractive from the outside, but stunning within.

All the apartments have 12-foot-high ceilings as do the very elegant and wide corridors. Detailing within the apartments is most tasteful. With a prime location between the

sophistication of the Flatiron/Park Avenue South district and the charm of Greenwich Village, this building offers exceeding attractive and large residences with very convenient transportation. The building has a sundeck, doorman and TV security.

29STEWARTHOUSE

In 1956, one of the city’s landmarks, the former A. T. Stewart Store on Broadway between 9th and 10th Streets burnt down.A. T. Stewart was the city’s finest department store and had moved to this location in 1862 from its former site on the northeast corner of Broadway and Chambers Street facing City Hall Park.Its new, cast-iron building had been designed in an Italianate style with tiered rows of columns by John Kellum and its lavish interior had a very large, skylit center atrium.On the north, the site faced the Grace Episcopal Church, one of the city’s loveliest religious buildings, and its attractive garden.

These white-brick projects emphasized a bright, clean modern look with new amenities such as balconies. Such a spartan aesthetic was considered by developers, architects and residents alike

as contemporary and the preservation movement had not yet matured nor developed effective legal mechanisms to safeguard the historic character of neighborhoods and establish the principle of contextual design as a high urban priority.It is interesting that the full block white-brick developments of the era have stood the architectural test of time fairly well as opposed to the proliferation of infill projects that came to be popularly known as “monstrosities” for their “cheap,” insensitive and unimaginative design.

The renaissance of Union Square, starting in the 1980’s, in particular, and the emergence of the Flatiron District just to the north have significantly escalated the residential desirability of this area.The doorman building has 368 cooperative apartments and a garage, many balconies, a fitness center, common storage, and a nursery.

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CENTURYTOWERS

175 West 12th Street is a 20-story postwar condominium with 24-hour doorman service, located on a pretty tree-lined block in the center of the Greenwich Village historic district. Containing 214 units, including studios, one-, two- and three-bedrooms, the building was constructed in 1960 and converted to a condominium in 1988. It is one of only two high-rise condominiums in the immediate area. The building is beautifully maintained, and the lobby, halls and elevators have been tastefully renovated.

Surrounded by mostly low-rise buildings, the apartments have excellent light and open views, with many higher-floor apartments boasting broad

river and city views. Some apartments have expansive setback terraces. Rooms are spacious and most apartments have abundant closets and large windows.

Carrying charges and real estate taxes are quite low. In addition to doormen, the staff includes a live-in super, a handyman and porters. Pets are permitted, and there are laundry facilities and a parking garage in the building. An express subway station is adjacent to the building entrance, buses are just steps away, and all other subway lines and PATH trains are within a few blocks. The surrounding neighborhood is a charming historic district filled with great restaurants, shopping, health clubs and other services.