There were 231 transactions totaling $454 million recorded in New York City over the 24 hours before 4:45 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 5, 2025. 🏆 Residential: Two deals at $8 million were the top of the residential list for today. A single-family home at 1010 East Eighth Street with 2,551 square feet sold in Ocean Parkway. Joseph Benhaim, an Executive VP of InMocean, purchased the house from Yosef Hakoun. 🏆 Residential: A sponsor-sale condominium at 1289 Lexington Avenue in Carnegie Hill sold for $8 million. The developer Zeckendorf Development sold the unit to Nehal J Madhani and Deepa Patil. Jill […]

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Frank Gehry, the architect whose sculptural buildings became catalysts for urban redevelopment and made him one of the most celebrated designers of the past half-century, died Friday at his home in Santa Monica, California. He was 96.