Unlocking Luxury: Inside the $60 Million Sale at 150 Charles in Owning Manhattan Season 2
The second season of Owning Manhattan, led by Ryan Serhant, showcases remarkable real estate accomplishments. A standout moment in Season 2 is the $60 million sale at 150 Charles in the West Village by new SERHANT agent Peter Zaitzeff, setting a record for the highest downtown listing price. The condos at 150 Charles are highly exclusive, often changing hands off-market with a waiting list for potential buyers. Zaitzeff's success in unlocking this opportunity allows SERHANT agents Jessica Taylor and Jordan March to explore the property for interested clients.
Priced at $60 million, with an additional $450,000 for a parking space, the listing at 150 Charles offers nearly 6,000 square feet of luxury living space. The property features over 3,000 square feet of terrace space, double-height ceilings, herringbone oak floors, and a custom eat-in kitchen, all meticulously designed during a $6 million renovation over two years. In the fifth episode of Season 2, March hints at potential buyers, including a "crypto guy," "hedge funder," "actor," and "big celebrity," without revealing their identities.
March shares a personal connection with Hailey Bieber and Benny Blanco, who both showed interest in the listing. Despite March's efforts to secure the deal for them, Zaitzeff quickly sells the space for the asking price, earning a $1.8 million commission by the end of Episode 5. The unique property's allure and prime location in the West Village made it a coveted opportunity for any high-profile buyer.
Owning Manhattan Season 2 is now available for streaming on Netflix. The season captures the excitement and challenges of the Manhattan real estate market, showcasing the high-stakes deals and luxurious properties that define the city's elite real estate landscape. Don't miss out on the drama and intrigue as Ryan Serhant and his team navigate the competitive world of New York City real estate.