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20 W 29th St, PHB
NoMad penthouse · 3BR / 3.5BA
155 Franklin St, 4A
Tribeca loft · 9 days, 6% over ask
432 Park Ave, 64A
Off-market · closed Tuesday
Hand-picked Manhattan residences across every tier.
20 West 29th Street #PHB
NoMad · Manhattan
Triple-mint penthouse with private terrace and commanding views of the Empire State Building and beyond. Chef's kitchen, primary suite with spa bath, and a layout that actually lives.
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443 Greenwich Street #6E
Tribeca · Manhattan
Original cast-iron columns, 11-ft ceilings, and arched warehouse windows in a landmarked Tribeca conversion. Meticulously renovated — raw bones, refined finish.
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115 Central Park West #12A
Upper West Side · Manhattan
Landmarked pre-war cooperative directly on Central Park. Formal dining room, original hardwood floors, fireplace, and five windows framing the park. A true classic.
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455 West 20th Street #TH-1
Chelsea · Manhattan
Rare single-family townhouse on a landmarked Chelsea block. Private garden, roof terrace, and a gut renovation that respects the 1870 bones while delivering modern life.
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250 East 53rd Street #31C
Midtown East · Manhattan
Bright corner two-bedroom with city views in every direction. No-flip tax, investor-friendly building. Recently renovated kitchen and baths, in-unit laundry.
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176 Perry Street #4E
West Village · Manhattan
Classic West Village brownstone co-op with original details and genuine prewar character. Treetop views, quiet block, and the kind of apartment you keep for 30 years.
View Details| Address | Sale Price | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 56 Leonard Street Unit 34A | $8.9M | OVER ASK |
| 15 Hudson Yards Unit 68C | $12.4M | CLOSED |
| 400 Fifth Avenue Unit 54B | $5.2M | OVER ASK |
| 35 Hudson Yards Unit 7202 | $3.8M | CLOSED |
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Manhattan Urban Residences
Marcus Chen doesn't just sell apartments — he sells time. With 14 years navigating Manhattan's most competitive micro-markets, he's become the broker that serious buyers and sellers call first, and call once.
His background in investment banking gives him a command of deal structure that most agents simply don't have. He models cap rates in his head, spots mis-priced listings before they're even indexed, and knows which buildings have assessment risk before you do.
From pre-war co-ops on the Upper West Side to raw loft conversions in Tribeca, Marcus has closed in every Manhattan neighborhood and at every price point — from a $750K studio in Astoria to a $22M full-floor at 432 Park. He doesn't have a favorite type of deal. He just has a track record.
Born in Flushing, educated at NYU Stern, obsessed with the city. He still takes the subway.
Buyers and sellers Marcus has worked with — in their own words.
"Marcus sent us the listing before it hit StreetEasy. We saw it Tuesday, bid Wednesday, and were in contract Thursday morning. That speed isn't luck — it's a network. The apartment is exactly right for us."
"I hired Marcus to handle both sides of my simultaneous sale and purchase. The sequencing was flawless. He negotiated below ask on the buy and above on the sell. I walked away $410K ahead of my projections."
"As an Italian relocating to New York for work, I had three weeks and zero patience for uncertainty. Marcus handled everything remotely, including the board package for the co-op. I signed the lease for my place in Milan the week after closing in New York."
"We were skeptical of the list price — it felt aggressive. Marcus pulled the comps and walked us through exactly why that number worked. We got 6 offers, 4 above ask. He read the market correctly when we couldn't."
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