February 7, 2026
Ongoing lawsuits filed by 432 Park’s condo board allege chronic structural issues, ranging from cracks in the concrete facade to noisy trash chutes. The building’s sponsor has denied the allegations. California-based developer CIM Group has reportedly found a willing buyer among the Billionaires’ Row building’s current owners. The transaction consists of two separate 78th-floor units spanning roughly 8,300 square feet. It’s unknown if Macklowe’s third investment, a smaller 28th-floor home designed for staff, is included in the deal.
February 7, 2026
What’s old is new again for Will Arnett. A trust tied to the actor and comedian has closed on a $10.6 million condo at Morton Square in the West Village — the very same building where Arnett and his now ex-wife Amy Poehler once owned several units. Crain’s first reported the sale, with Arnett’s new “multi-level, townhouse-style home” featuring four bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms.
February 7, 2026
Now that Meg Ryan has put her stunning three-bedroom Soho loft on the market for $10.9 million, as we previously reported, she has been spotted house-hunting with her teenage daughter, Daisy. One place they looked at was a $28,000-a-month townhouse rental in the West Village at One Morton Square — an apartment and townhouse development. “There is an accepted offer [on the townhouse they toured], but it has not been rented yet,” listing brokerage Douglas Elliman says. The owners of this 25-foot-wide, three-story townhouse are Evan Stein and Jules Demchick, who built the development. The four-bedroom, 4½-bathroom pad is 4,090 square feet.
February 7, 2026
The developer of the embattled Manhattan condo tower 432 Park Avenue has made a deal to sell a full-floor spread that once belonged to its partner on the project, the legendary New York property magnate Harry Macklowe. The deal, for more than $50 million, caps a saga that has captured the attention of the New York real-estate world. CIM Group is selling the two 78th floor units to a buyer who already owns an apartment in the Billionaires’ Row building, according to two people familiar with the situation. If it closes at that price, the deal will be one of priciest to sell in Manhattan in the past year.
February 7, 2026
A Serhant team led by Peter Zaitzeff and Glenn Davis is taking over sales at the building in the latest bid to breathe life back into the 65-unit project, which has sold just about one-third of its condos since launching in 2021.
February 4, 2026
Following SERHANT.’s launch of its first Massachusetts location, the brokerage has named a team of five founding agents and a roster of over 30. Founding agents Antonio Khoury, Michael Carucci, Jorge Sariego, Kyle Farrell and Joe Albano will report to Ryan Serhant, founder and CEO of SERHANT. and star of Netflix’s real estate reality series, “Owning Manhattan.” Serhant grew up in Topsfield, Massachusetts, and called his company’s New England expansion a “homecoming.” “Launching SERHANT. in Boston is a milestone for me personally and a key moment in our national expansion,” he said in a press release. “We’re proud to enter the market with a group of founding agents who represent the very best of Boston real estate. Their proven expertise, combined with SERHANT.’s AI-native, media-forward and agent-first platform, allows us to deliver an elevated experience for buyers, sellers and developers from day one. This launch underscores our commitment to building markets around top-performing talent and setting a new standard for luxury real estate in every city we enter.”
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