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October 21, 2026
"This pristine sky palace overlooking Central Park has the celebrity cachet of once having been the residence of beloved screen siren Raquel Welch. As a combination of three already-palatial units (Welch was said to have owned unit 32AB in the 1980s), the home’s new incarnation spans 5,500 square feet, occupying the entire 32nd floor of 200 Central Park South. A newly minted renovation offers 70 feet of park frontage, five bedrooms, and dazzling views in every direction."
October 18, 2026
"Brooklyn Heights, the historic mansion used as the setting for this year's Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse, open to the public through Nov. 1 has hit the market at an asking price of $14.995 million."
October 15, 2026
"Raquel Welch’s former apartment in the New York City in on the market again. The property located at 200 Central Park South has an asking price of $25 million. The late Hollywood legend’s onetime home has been transformed into a full-floor residence on being merged with the unit next door. The five-bedroom apartment is spread in 5,500 square feet covered area. It also boasts of a 360-degree view of Manhattan."
October 15, 2026
"Raquel Welch’s former New York City home is getting a second life. The late actress’s apartment at 200 Central Park South has been joined with the unit next door and renovated into a five-bedroom spread spanning roughly 5,500 square feet."
October 14, 2026
"A 174-year-old Brooklyn Heights mansion that was once deemed a “derelict eyesore” the city partly tore down nearly two decades ago is hitting the market, paired with the carriage house next door, for a combined $20.99 million, Gimme Shelter can reveal."
September 2, 2026
"Real estate firms expand into new markets in waves, and the past several weeks brought one of the more active stretches this year. From a new chief executive at the District of Columbia Association of Realtors to a new affiliate launch in Abu Dhabi, brokerages, lenders, title agencies and associations across the country named executives, added agents and teams, and entered new markets."
