75 Park Lane South #3607: Sold for $1.51 Million
75 Park Lane South #3607 sold for $1,510,000 in 2025. Anthony Vetrano represented both the buyer and seller as a dual agent.
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75 Park Lane South #3607 sold for $1,510,000 in 2025. Anthony Vetrano represented both the buyer and seller as a dual agent.
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Compare Maxwell Place’s purpose-built condos with the original Hudson Tea lofts, then review actual layouts, outlooks, parking and ownership costs.
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