Monday, July 9, 2007
Mario Testino has signed a contract on a New York City condominium for close to $6.3 million
Testino's roughly 2,600-square-foot apartment is in 40 Bond, a soon-to-be completed downtown-Manhattan project of hotelier and developer Ian Schrager. Testino, who is based in London and is well known for portraits of celebrities such as Princess Diana and her sons, will have Ricky Martin as a neighbor; the Puerto Rican pop singer has signed to buy a similar $6.3 million apartment in the loft-style building. Contracts are set to start closing in mid-July.
Manhattan Real Estate
- Coop Reform Bill Would Require NYC Co-op Boards to Give Reasons for Rejecting a Buyer - 2/23/2023
- UWS Central Park West Historic District - 2/20/2023
- Hell's Kitchen | Manhattan Neighborhood - 10/13/2022
- Home Enhancement Guide for Sellers - 10/14/2021
- Selling Your Home in a Buyer's Market - 9/29/2022
Manhattan Properties News
- Britain’s most prominent luxury developer drops $47M on a Billionaires’ Row penthouse - 4/16/2025
- This is the cheapest home in the Hamptons: ‘It’s proof that affordable Hamptons living is still possible’ - 4/16/2025
- Bill Cosby wants $7M for a NYC townhouse now at the center of a foreclosure dispute - 4/16/2025
- Comedian Craig Ferguson buys $1.79M NYC home after leaving Scotland: ‘We’re very happy to be back in New York’ - 4/16/2025
- This charming Hamptons beach cottage was quietly bought and suddenly disappeared — now neighbors are finally learning what happened to it - 4/15/2025
Manhattan Loft
- diversion is more of a (small) rant about Manhattan real estate "penthouses"
- New York Times explains "how to land a loft"
- OYAToMLG the ruthless stagers, revisited
- memory lane: I don't think this anticipated market change ("end of uber-lofts?") happened
- memory lane: Real Estate Industrial Complex (kinda sorta) takes on schools and new developments