Zeckendorf Development and Atlas Capital Group’s downtown condo project has scored another big deal.
The project snagged a contract for a duplex penthouse asking $80 million in its west tower, the Wall Street Journal reported. If the deal closes at the price, it would set a record price per square foot mark for a home sold Downtown at $11,236.
It is also the second priciest contract signed in New York City this year, after a condo asking $89 million at Legion Investment Group and Nahla Capital’s project at 1122 Madison Avenue found a buyer.
At 400 feet in the air, the residence already holds the distinction of being the highest condo in West Village history. Spanning over 7,100 square feet, it has four bedrooms and six bathrooms, along with over 900 square feet of private outdoor space.
Compass’ Christine Miller Martin and Kyle Blackmon represented the buyer. Sales are being led by an in-house team of Dan Tubb and Amy Williamson.
The contract comes less than a month after the project, developed with the Baupost Group, reported its first contracts after quietly launching sales over a year ago. The 22 contract signings included in an amendment filed with the New York State Attorney General’s office included a deal for a 30th-floor unit in the building’s west tower asking $75 million.
It has been reported that the 112-unit project has done over $1 billion in sales.
The $80 million contract is the second-most expensive signed in the building, after a $129 million deal for multiple units first reported by The Real Deal in December, making it part of a pileup of yet-to-close Downtown contracts that appear to be vying for the most expensive sale Downtown, which is currently held by a double-wide townhouse in Greenwich Village that sold for $73 million in 2024.
In addition to the $129 million contract at 80 Clarkson, a penthouse at Aurora Capital Associates’ 140 Jane Street asking $88 million snagged a contract last summer.
– Jake Indursky
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