“It’s every broker’s dream,” says Brown Harris Stevens’ Lisa Simonsen.  Simonsen is referring to 800 Fifth Avenue, the building that Miki Naftali agreed to buy from Eliot Spitzer for over $800 million last March with plans to develop what will likely be some of the city’s most expensive condos ever.  But in this case, she’s not talking about the future Robert A.M. Stern-designed homes set to grace the prime stretch of real estate along Central Park. Instead, 208 rental units in the existing faux-limestone hulk of concrete, filled with wealthy tenants who need to move out in the next several […]

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