UWS double-wide sells for $45M, sets neighborhood townhouse record
A double-wide mansion on the Upper West Side traded for nearly 50 percent off — but still managed to set a new record for the neighborhood. The home at 48-50 West 69th Street sold for $45 million, a significant markdown from its last asking price of $85 million, according to public records. Despite the hefty discount, the sprawling abode eclipsed the Upper West Side’s previous priciest townhouse deal, set in 2022 when a deal for the home at 248 Central Park West closed for $26 million. French investor Pierre Bastid and his wife, jazz singer Malou Beauvoir, found a buyer […]
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