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SOLD. Off market.

At 176 Duane Street, the difference was in the presentation.

A prospective buyer had already toured the Tribeca loft in its unfurnished state, taking in its exposed brick, timber beams, and arched windows.

Then came the transformation.

Through considered furnishings, rich textures, and a thoughtful approach to scale, we gave the space a new sense of warmth and purpose, allowing its architectural character to take center stage.

Upon completion of staging, that same buyer returned and made an offer.

The residence sold before ever reaching the market.
The architecture hadn’t changed. The perspective had.

That’s the power of staging.

Thank you to @mollyrcox, @ianlefkowitz, and the @hudsonadvisory team.

📍176 Duane Street, Apt 2
Listing Agent: @mollyrcox, @ianlefkowitz
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Off season in da islands. ☀️👯‍♀️🏝️🇰🇾🐠🇧🇸

Grateful for QT with my favorite people, a few new adventures, some familiar stomping grounds, and officially kicking off summer ’26. 

Honorable mentions: girl gang back together, caught my first bonefish, dad is a merman, Anderson x Cox reunion, deck dance parties, Sammy’s getting murrrieddd!!!
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What if your penthouse came with enough outdoor space to host 50 people? 

Three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and over 1,000 square feet of private outdoor space spread across three terraces—because one simply wouldn’t suffice.

The main level is all about light and flow. Floor-to-ceiling windows open wide to a south-facing terrace, blurring the line between inside and out. The kitchen—outfitted with Bosch, Miele, and Wolf—leans effortlessly into the living and dining space, while two well-sized bedrooms sit quietly in the background.

Upstairs, the primary suite claims its own floor. Think floor-to-ceiling glass, a private terrace with city views, and a bathroom that understands the assignment: double vanity, soaking tub, and a windowed shower.

There’s also a proper laundry room (not a closet pretending to be one), central air, basement storage, and the kind of low carrying costs that feel increasingly theoretical in Tribeca.

All set within a boutique prewar elevator building, with a dedicated superintendent keeping things running smoothly.

110 Duane Street 
Penthouse 3S 
Asking: $4,995,000 
Listing Agent: @ianlefkowitz @mollyrcox @hudsonadvisory @compassluxurydivision @compassny 

Photography: @bradsteinphoto
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you’re sliced
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back to up