By A Mystery Man Writer
Following the city’s pandemic-related shutdown last year, Manhattan’s real estate market has gotten some spring back in its step this season, such as 109 E. 79th St. This building is one of at least 13 new Manhattan developments that recently began, or will soon officially kick off, sales and leasing. They span from uptown to downtown — from the 58-unit 378 West End Ave. (from $1.79 million) to the six-unit Sebastian at 214 W. 15th St. (from $5.5 million), nearby to the 50-unit, and Swedish-named, FÖRENA (from $1.3 million), over to the Stella LES rental at 251 E. Second St. (from $3,795) — and down to the 30-unit, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners-designed, No. 33 Park Row (from $1.88 million).
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