15 Central Park West Developers Plan Ultraluxe Tower; Arte Surfside Nears Sellout

San Francisco’s Crescent Reveals Parisian-Inspired Penthouse by frenchCALIFORNIA

Crescent, Robert A.M. Stern’s inaugural condominium building in San Francisco, has debuted one of its four penthouses, featuring staging by design studio frenchCALIFORNIA.

The condominium is a model penthouse called “The Robert Residence” and spans 1,465 square feet with two bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms, and 1,221 square feet of outdoor space. To give the home Parisian flair, frenchCALIFORNIA outfitted it with furniture from French, Italian, and Spanish makers like Christophe Delcourt, B&B Italia, and cc-tapis. 

Other noteworthy finishes include the spa-like bathrooms that are clad almost entirely in Bianco Dolomite marble, custom moldings, neutral paint colors, carefully curated art pieces, a Parisian-style balcony accessed through the master bedroom, and landscaped outdoor terraces with sweeping views of the city. The asking price is $5.75 million.

Arte Surfside, Miami’s Crypto-Accepting Oceanfront Condominium, Nears Sellout 

Miami’s 12-story oceanfront boutique condominium Arte Surfside has sold all but one of its 16 residences. Following a strong month of sales in January, the cryptocurrency-welcoming building’s last available listing is a Mediterranean-style duplex with six bedrooms, seven-and-a-half bathrooms, two chef’s kitchens, a private elevator, and a wraparound terrace. The residence spans nearly 7,000 interior square feet with 1,488 square feet of outdoor space and access to the beachfront from the lower level. The residence is available for $20 million.

Sandra Bullock Unloads Midcentury-Inspired West Hollywood Condominium for $4.4 Million

After selling one of her Sierra Towers residences earlier this year, Sandra Bullock has sold a second residence within the West Hollywood building for $4.4 million. Bullock purchased the two-bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom apartment in 2014 for $3.55 million and revamped the 1,759-square-foot space to reflect a midcentury aesthetic, paired with wall-encompassing windows and a sprawling terrace that offer stunning views of the city, reports the Los Angeles Times. 

15 Central Park West Developer Plans Ultraluxe Downtown Condominium Tower

Zeckendorf Development is working with Atlas Capital Group to erect a 36-story luxury condominium tower in the West Village. Per the New York Post, the plan calls for a $1 billion ultraluxe building that’s poised to rise on an empty lot near Google’s New York headquarters. Apartments will start in the $5,000-per-square-foot range, an “unheard of” price point for Downtown.

The development company has a proven track record of success with these posh condominiums, with developments like 15 Central Park West and 520 Park Avenue in its portfolio. Completed in 2008, 15 Central Park West is still one of the city’s most notable developments and fetches major contracts. A newly published market report from Olshan Realty revealed that among the 40 contracts signed last week for upwards of $4 million in Manhattan, the biggest sale occurred at 15 Central Park West. The 3,100-square-foot residence with three bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms sold for nearly $22 million just days after coming to market.

Four Seasons Fort Lauderdale Begins Closings Ahead of Development Debut

Closings have commenced at the newly developed Four Seasons Private Residences Fort Lauderdale. The 83-residence building is the city’s first five-star development and is the work of Miami-based development firm Fort Partners. Architect Kobi Karp designed the building, while London-based designer Tara Bernerd helmed the interiors.

Only seven residences remain available, with average closing prices hovering around $2,000 per square foot—an enormous ask for the area. Pricing for two- to four-bedroom residences begins at $4.6 million, and initial occupancy will begin this quarter, coinciding with the debut of the Four Seasons hotel.