Clocktower Apartment Back on the Market for $18 Million
As Curbed noted yesterday, Corcoran listed 1 Main’s infamous Clocktower residency for $18 million. That’s the lowest price the triplex penthouse has asked. It hit the market about a year ago for $19 million, after dropping down from $23.5 million. (The highest asking price for this apartment is $25 million.) At the time, brokers were…
As Curbed noted yesterday, Corcoran listed 1 Main’s infamous Clocktower residency for $18 million. That’s the lowest price the triplex penthouse has asked. It hit the market about a year ago for $19 million, after dropping down from $23.5 million. (The highest asking price for this apartment is $25 million.) At the time, brokers were trying to lure in buyers from the tech industry, but apparently there were no bites. Now at $18 million, the condo is now tied with the Park Slope mansion at 105 Eighth Avenue as the most expensive listing in Brooklyn. What would you rather pay $18 million for — a stunning view of Manhattan out of a 14-foot glass clock or a Beaux-Arts Neo-Classical limestone mansion?
1 Main Street, #16 [Corcoran]
Clocktower Penthouse Returns With Fresh Discount to $18M [Curbed]
Dumbo’s Clocktower Penthouse Now Asking a Mere $19M [Brownstoner] GMAP
Last year the Obama campaign said they’d bring him to a Brooklyn fundraiser if the organizers could get the clocktower apartment. Walentas wouldn’t do it.
It’s such a cold space. Very cool, but would be unlivable for many people. I’d have nightmares every night! Best for someone whose livelihood depends on throwing parties, I think.