The penthouse at 845 Montgomery in the FiDi has been on and off the market since September of 2010 when it was asking $3,150,000. The owners had purchased the 2-bed, 2.5-bath, 2,000 square foot condo in 2008 for $2,633,000, and then sunk a bunch of dough into it to make it snazzy. Unfortunately it wasn't snazzy enough, because no offers were received. It was eventually PriceChopped to $2,650,000. We're happy to report that the penthouse has sold for $2,656,000. Congrats to all parties involved. [Curbed SF]
Monday, March 19, 2012
Real Estate Sold: The penthouse at 845 Montgomery in...
Friday, March 9, 2012
Plaza Penthouse: The triplex penthouse at the famed...
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Sunday, February 12, 2012
Linkage: A David Adler-Designed Penthouse; Jersey High Line; More!
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
On the Market: Let's Take a Look Inside the $6M Penthouse at 1170 Sacramento
· 1170 Sacramento St, Penthouse B [Redfin]
· Nob Hill: Killer Views, Complete with Killer HOA Dues [Curbed SF]
· Decorating Disaster on Nob Hill [Curbed SF]
· Take a Photo Tour of the $28M St. Regis Penthouse [Curbed SF]
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
CurbedWire: Shyamalan Sells Penthouse; S.O.M. Opens Office in L.A.; More!
The luxe, 1,700-square-foot terrace of Shyamalan's former NYC pad.
NEW YORK—The film director M. Night Shyamalan has found a buyer for the penthouse he's been trying to unload in the ritzy NYC neighborhood of Tribeca. The duplex, which was sold by Robert DeNiro's mega-broker son Raphael, had previously been listed for as much as $18.5M, but sold for just $9.5M. [The Real Deal]
LOS ANGELES—The prolific architecture firm of Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill has just announced the addition of a Los Angeles Design Studio to their expansive empire. This is the second California office for the 75-year-old firm, whose previous West Coast foothold was in San Francisco. [CurbedWire Inbox]
FLORIDA—Unable to recoup more, the government has settled on $10 as a sale price for Ponzi schemer Scott Rothstein’s Fort Lauderdale mansion. No, that's not a typo. The home, which had previously been appraised at $5M, was transferred to the mortgage holder for a single Hamilton. [The Real Deal]
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Image Interlude: Here's a Snapshot of Donald Trump's Manhattan Penthouse
Photo: Sam Horine Refinery29
Today Refinery29 gets a look inside NYC penthouse of Donald and Melania Trump, a gilded, glittery space bedecked with a gold-and-diamond door, cherub statuary, an indoor fountain, a painted ceiling, a very expensive-looking chandelier, and Louis chairs as far as the eye can see. Not present, or so it seems: any of Trump's (comparatively) budget home lines. More photos: over here.
· Peek Inside Melania Trump's World (And Penthouse!) [Refinery29 via Curbed NY]
&!83; The Infinite, Inexplicable Home Lines of Donald J. Trump [Curbed National]
Friday, November 18, 2011
On the Market: Mission Dolores Penthouse Gets the "Location, Location, Location" Stamp
· 870 Church, #3 [Redfin]
Monday, October 3, 2011
File it under "If you have to ask, you cannot afford...": This 6,000-square foot penthouse suite at...
Thursday, September 1, 2011
What's Cool About an $18M Penthouse?: In the world of high-priced real...
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Wednesday, August 10, 2011
PriceChopper: Very Fancy Pacific Heights Penthouse Hacks More Than a Quarter Million Off
Now: $4,900,000
You Save: $350,000
Oh dear. The penthouse atop 1800 Gough has just taken a significant price chop: $350,000. This 4-bed, 4.5-bath, 5,209-square-foot, two-story penthouse is a prime piece of real estate tail. The building was designed by San Francisco favorite Conrad Alfred Meussdorffer and was built in 1923. It's a co-op, so bust out grandma's pearls and put on something nice; the board is not going to approve your application to write them a check for millions of dollars if you don't look the part. The penthouse has everything you could ever ask for, including an au pair room (that's currently being used as a work-out room). Oh, and there's monthly HOA dues of $1,900 but who cares, right? You're about to spend close to five million bucks on an apartment. Dear readers, will this beauty finally sell? Or should we expect another chop?
· 1800 Gough [Redfin]
· Let's Take a Look at Some Swank Penthouses [Curbed SF]
· Prime, Pristine and Pedigree for Pacific Heights Penthouse [Curbed SF]
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Extreme PriceChopper: Fanciful St. Regis Penthouse Now Bank-Owned and Half Off
[Photographer Jacob Elliott — more at the website]
The Museum Tower Penthouse, known to most as "the St. Regis Penthouse that once was asking $70 million goddamn dollars," is now bank-owned and totally affordable. Just kidding! But it is the cheapest its ever been at $35 million. As the Wall Street Journal points out, this is "likely the most expensive bank-owned, single-family residential real estate listing in the country." The 6-bed, 6-full bath, 4-half bath penthouse that clocks in somewhere in the 20,000 square foot range is actually built from three separate penthouses over two floors, combined by real estate mogul Victor MacFarlane. No one has ever lived in it. The mega condo is currently in the process of being staged, and will hopefully be shown to potential buyers sometime in September.
· Museum Tower Penthouse [official site]
· Deluxe San Francisco Penthouse to Relist for 50% Off [WSJ]
· On the Market: $70 Million Mindfuck at the Saint Regis [Curbed SF]
· PriceChopper Extreme: $21 Mil Off [Curbed SF]
· High-Flying St. Regis Penthouse Last Known to Be Asking $49 Mil [Curbed SF]
Saturday, April 16, 2011
House of the Day: Nouveau Newport Asks Pretty Penny for Rural Penthouse
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Location: Portsmouth, R.I.
Price: $14,500,000
The Skinny: There are two serious WTF moments with this listing. First, it's atop a 220-foot tower in the middle of a quaint New England town. Second, the penthouse is asking $14.5M. Yep, that's just a couple mil shy of a full-on, 20,000-square-foot Gilded Age mansion on 4.5 acres next to The Breakers we looked at back in December. This joint isn't even in Newport proper, but miles north in Portsmouth. What the pompously named Carnegie Tower does have going for it are the extensive facilities of the Carnegie Abbey Club, including an 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, swimming pool, and extensive equestrian facilities. Do old-money sports make up for the new-money tower?
· Carnegie Abbey Tower Penthouse [Luxury Portfolio]
· Gilded Age Lives On in Spectacular Seaside Tudor [Curbed National]
Saturday, February 12, 2011
On the Market: Here's What Someone Did to Martha Stewart's Old Penthouse
Is that a decorative bust we see? How very Martha Stewart to keep odd head accessories in plain view! In fact, the apartment shown here, the penthouse of a glassy Richard Meier building, used to belong to Stewart herself until it was sold to someone nicknamed "Captain Fun," reports the Wall Street Journal today. Elsewhere in the apartment, note our cousins at Curbed NY, there's a "giant bear swinging over the staircase, surrounded by traffic cones." Using urban and possibly found objects: that's nothing if not Martha-approved resourcefulness. But would she approve of the $13.M ask?
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Ice, Ice, Maybe, For Martha's Kin: Penthouse E at an NYC building...
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
House of the Day: Sin City Penthouse Offers CES Getaway For Tech Tycoon
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Location: Las Vegas, Nev.
Price: $4,000,000
The Skinny: With its official convention of nerd-dom, the Consumer Electronics Show that kicks off today, Las Vegas is currently teeming with deep-pocketed tech types, all angling for a look at the latest and greatest gadgets. Now that CES is an annual affair, it might be time for one of them to invest in a Vegas pied-a-terre. This two-bed, three-bath penthouse, located in The Palms Place tower, enjoys staggering views of the city lights from a glass-walled infinity hot tub on the balcony. And if the Internet bubble has left you with a couple extra billion dollars, dropping $4M on a CES party pad might sound pretty reasonable. Nevermind that it might actually let you hang on to that cash: there's no casino in the building.
· Palms Place, 56304 [Sotheby's]
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Live in a Penthouse! Heck, Why Not?: Let's face it, everything's better from...
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Sunday, January 2, 2011
Marshall Small-Animal Penthouse
Price: $189.99