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Chelsea Apartment Where Fashion Designer L’Wren Scott Died Sells for $6.5 Million
That's $2 million less than the asking price.

That's $2 million less than the asking price.

The "Chelsea firehouse," where Warhol lived in 1949, just hit the rental market.
This is America now, get used to it.
"I remember you well at the Chelsea hotel..."
'The Spiral' will boast a 'cascading series of landscaped terraces and hanging gardens' wrapped around its exterior.
76 Eleventh Ave. will have 310 residential units and four floors of retail space, according to the developer.
Brandon Stanton and his wife, Erin O'Donnell, purchased the historic pad neighboring the High Line.
The 900-foot residential building gets some futuristic-looking new renderings, while announcing they open for sales this week.
The condo board of the "This American Life" host's Chelsea apartment filed suit saying he refused to let management exterminate.
The court ruled in favor of The Hudson River Park Trust on Thursday, saying the park's developers "adequately considered" the impacts of it.
Acuity Capital Partners is hoping to get out of the mayor's new affordable housing rules with a new offer to City Council.
The State Supreme Court hearing began Tuesday on whether Barry Diller's 2.7-acre park planned on the Hudson will go through.
The new development at 435 W. 31st St. in Hudson Yards will be accepting applications for its lottery beginning on Sept. 6.
Joakim Noah has yet to play a game for his new team, but he's already set to live the high life in New York City.
Housing prices are still going up but not at the pace they have been the past three years, according to new data from StreetEasy.
If you have $9.8 million to spend, you too can find out if any creatures are stirring in Clement Clark Moore's former home.
Developers of the pending project on the Hudson announced Wednesday the construction they were allowed by an NY appeals judge was finished.
The new building overlooking the High Line will have apartments available for as little as $596 per month. No, that's not a typo.
Gale Brewer invoked the rare "triple no" clause because the development doesn't include enough affordable housing units, she said.
'Twas the night before Christmas when all thro' the $8.65 million townhouse...