Juan Siliezar

NEW TEAM LISTING Spacious 2 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom private balcony residence with South and West exposures and outdoor space. Soaring 11" ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows provide ample sunlight. Breathtaking views of the Lower Manhattan skyline and Hudson River from the great room with154sqft adjoining terrace. Custom interiors by Herzog & de Meuron including a sculptural Absolute Black granite kitchen island, Corian counter tops and seamlessly incorporated Sub-zero and ...Miele appliances. Five-fixture master bath of travertine and marble with radiant heated floors. Appalachian solid White Oak flooring throughout the residence, 4-pipe heating and cooling system for year-round multi-zone climate control. Miele washer/ dryer. 56 Leonard Street $5,500,000

2 Bedroom Loft in Tribeca $8,950 Apartment: 1,311 Square Feet, Dining Area, Floor to Ceiling Windows, Walk-In Closet, Washer/Dryer In Unit, Recessed Lighting, Beamed Ceilings, Stainless Steel Appliances, Dishwasher, Microwave, & 2 Marble Bathrooms.... Amenities: Parking Garage w/ Valet Services, Bike Room, Billiards Room, Children’s Playroom, Resident Lounge w/ WIFI Access, & a Cinema Room

Want a luxury rental building in The Financial District? 19 Dutch is your building. Studios, 1 Bedrooms, & 2 Bedrooms for rent starting at $3,700... Contact me if you’d like to setup a tour of the building! Designed by GKV Architects, the residences explore the convivial Dutch concept of gezelligwhere comfort and convenience converge through the execution of McCartan’s interior wit and harkens to a time inspired by the whimsical romance of the Dutch golden age.... The amenities take cues from the 24-hour-attended lobby, allowing residents to see magnificentand sometimes surrealdetails in the mundane. From custom fixtures in the mail, bike, package, and laundry rooms, to the towering bronze screens that form stunning backdrops throughout the Club Lounge, the everyday becomes an elevated experience.

What is an assessment? As you search through apartment listings, you may come across some condos and co-ops that reference monthly assessments for a specific time period. These charges are in addition to maintenance fees and common charges, which are the usual monthlies associated with owning an apartment in NYC. Why do boards assess apartment owners?... Generally, assessments are used to fund capital improvements in a building. Capital improvements can be anything from renovating the lobby to installing a new furnace system to a facade restoration. Buildings will often have financial reserves available to handle small improvements or expected maintenance. However, for bigger-ticket items, the condo or co-op board may decide to assess owners to raise money for these improvements. It’s important to note that while some capital improvements are cosmetic, such as renovating hallways or the lobby, others are required by law, such as facade work and boiler maintenance. Boards must vote on the work and negotiate with their respective management companies to bid it out and receive quotes. The decision to assess unit owners is usually not taken lightly. Boards can choose to assess owners in order to pay for all the work up front, or choose to finance the work, meaning that unit owners will service the debt over time

Presented Exclusively By The Danny Abraham Team $11,000,000 - Beautiful triple-mint FULLY FURNISHED 3,096 sq. ft. plus 100 sq. ft. of exterior space 4-bedroom, 4.5 bathroom, separate dining, and windowed eat-in kitchen with a fabulous den/lounge, offering breathtaking river and city views from every window. Exquisitely designed by Christopher Coleman, this beautiful half-floor apartment has a gracious entry foyer and gallery that welcomes you into the expansive l...iving room with floor- to-ceiling windows and a beautiful covered loggia offering panoramic open city and Hudson river views and picture-perfect sunsets and vistas. There is a separate dining room and an enormous eat-in kitchen with adjacent den/lounge room offering unrivalled city views, and features wide-plank White Oak floors, CeasarStone countertops, Eggersmann polished touch-latch cabinetry, Miele refrigerator, Master Chef Collection stove with vented hood, and double oven. There is also a SubZero wine cooler, abundant storage, and a laundry closet with professional sized washer & dryer.The grand master bedroom suite faces the river, with two large walk-in closets with built-in biometric security, and spa-like master bathroom with a luxurious silver ceramic floor tile, striated glass tile walls, crystalized glass double-sink vanity, and glass- enclosed rain shower. There is a West-facing library or 4th bedroom with en suite bathroom, and another two generously sized bedrooms also with en suite glass-tiled bathrooms. Other features include a Crestron home automation system controls your climate, lighting, window treatment and A/V, as well as all custom lighting, electronic window treatments, and wide plank White Oak floors throughout. Two storage units are included in the sale of this Penthouse. There is currently a high-profile tenant in place until 2021, paying $25,000/month. The Aldyn is a premier condominium building, encompassing over 40,000 sq. ft. of luxury amenities, including La Palestra Athletic Club and Spa, Kidville playground, 75-yard indoor pool, basketball/squash court, rock climbing wall, bowling alley, yoga/pilates, shuttle service, and on-site garage.

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Spanning nearly five acres and built around a new 2.6-acre landscaped park, Waterline Square is the culmination of a thriving riverfront neighborhood 25 years in the making, where Midtown meets the Upper West Side. Three of the world’s most accomplished architects, Richard Meier & Partners Architects, Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, and Viñoly, turn an epic vision into reality with three condominium towers offering soaring views of the surrounding parks, river, and city skyline. If interested in viewing units in these buildings contact me at 516-492-7571 or [email protected]