Wheaton College graduate Kathy Sloane is a real estate broker with the firm Brown Harris Stevens. This past July, Kathy Sloane leveraged her experience as a real estate professional in order to facilitate the sale of one of two twin half-floor apartments in New York City’s West Village.
Located at 432 Park Avenue, apartment No. 72A comprised over 4,000 square feet and took up half of the building’s 72nd floor. The three bedroom, four bathroom floor plan also includes an additional half-bathroom and a library. The sale closed at a price of more than $30 million, topping that week’s list of most expensive real estate transactions, just above its sister unit at No. 72B. Though the two units carry almost identical floorplans and provide views of Central Park, No. 72A’s east-facing location within the building affords owners an impressive view of the East River.
No. 72A’s location within 432 Park Avenue makes it one of a limited number of real estate properties available in the Western Hemisphere’s tallest building. At 1,396 feet, 432 Park Avenue dwarfs even the world-famous Empire State Building, which towers over the majority of the city’s skyscrapers at 1,250 feet.
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