Extell closed on 10 West 47th Street, a 72, 000-square-foot building between Fifth and Sixth avenues, on August 4, according to property records filed with the city Wednesday. The seller is Arthur Margolin’s Kenart Realties, which owned the property since 1980.
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Barnett promises that his new Nordstrom
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eclipse 1 World Trade Center. So New
Yorkers can breathe easier in the knowledge
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St in Manhattan has sold for a record
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