One-Third of 220 Central Park South Sold; One Vanderbilt Moves Forward with Full City Support
- After just six weeks, one-third ($1.1B) of 220 Central Park West has been sold. “Acceptance by brokers and buyers has been extraordinary and unprecedented.” [TRD]
- One Vanderbilt is well on its way to becoming a reality. This morning SL Green cleared its final major hurdle, receiving approval, with some amendments, by a key City Council subcommittee. [Crain’s]
- Philip Johnson’s iconic New York State Pavilion in Flushing Meadows Corona Park will get a free $3 million facelift. Bridge and steel painters are donating their time to restore the structure. [NYDN]
- Queens tallest tower has hit the market. [TRD]
- Tiengarden, a 20-year-old vegan eatery in the LES, is shuttering because of a rent hike. [DNA Info]
- The historic Helmsley Building has sold for $1.2B. [NYDN]
Images: 220 Central Park South (L); NY State Pavilion (R)
