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Quadplex 80 penthouse at 111 West 57th Street, the most expensive penthouse in New York City.

A $110 Million Quadplex Penthouse Is the Most Expensive Residence Currently for Sale in Manhattan

The penthouse at 111 West 57th Street offers coveted views at over 1,000 feet high

By Mary Elizabeth Andriotis

Sara Zewde with project models, renderings, and photographs at her studio in Harlem, New York.

Sara Zewde

By Ryan Waddoups

Living area at 973 Fifth Avenue

A Gilded Age Mansion in Manhattan Is on the Market for $50 Million

By Mary Elizabeth Andriotis

In the living room of an apartment that architect Lee Ledbetter designed for an art-collecting couple at The Carlyle hotel in New York, a Guy C. Wiggins painting overlooks a custom sofa flanked by 1940s French lounge chairs and a ’60s Philip and Kelvin LaVerne cocktail table. They are joined by brass lamps by Sylvan S.F., Louis XVI armchairs by Claude II Sene, and a Peter Lane ceramic drum table. A Paul Cornoyer painting hangs between the French doors, which are curtained in a Cowtan & Tout fabric.

Lee Ledbetter Conjures a Ravishing Apartment Inside New York's Storied Hotel The Carlyle

By Stephen Wallis

Person in a sparkly dress smiling in front of a wall of white roses.

Bette Midler Lists Stunning Penthouse for $50 Million

By Geoffrey Montes

Aerial view of a large, historic hotel building with green roof, surrounded by skyscrapers and trees in an urban setting.

The 7 Most Expensive Homes for Sale at the Plaza

By Geoffrey Montes

A wide tree-lined path in a park with people sitting and walking, flanked by two statues on either side.

New York's Central Park Will Get Its First Statue of Women

By Haley Chouinard

Man sitting at a desk in an art studio with colorful artwork on the walls behind him.

Inside Yinka Shonibare's East London Studio

By Roslyn Sulcas

Large golden cage sculpture in a park setting with trees and person walking nearby.

The Fascinating Backstory Behind Ai Weiwei's New York Takeover

Public art installation featuring ornate stone chairs and arches in a park setting with people and city buildings in the background.

Liz Glynn Turns Central Park into a Concrete Ballroom