Extell Development is offering the week s second priciest unit. A five-bedroom, five-bathroom condo

Key Ventures A. Laurence Kaiser and Craig Dix had the week s priciest listing with a $35 million cruises to alaska three-bedroom apartment. The unit at 1 Central Park South in the Plaza Hotel has four-and-a-half bathrooms. The unit is roughly 3,400 square feet and offers a master suite that includes two separate bathrooms as well as walk-in closets.
Extell Development is offering the week s second priciest unit. A five-bedroom, five-bathroom condo hit the market this week for $31.8 million at 157 West 57th Street , a.k.a. One57. The 52nd floor apartment is roughly 5,500 square feet. The price works out to $5,799 per square foot.
Citi Habitats Victoria Rong Kennedy had the week s third priciest listing cruises to alaska with a  4,500-square-foot co-op at 31 East 72nd Stree t for $22 million. The price of the unit comes down to $4,888 per square foot. The space can also be used for commercial use, according to the listing.
On the cheaper end, the week s least expensive cruises to alaska listing was a studio at 5 Tudor City Place  for $285,000. cruises to alaska Segallis Real Estate s Louise cruises to alaska Segallis had the listing. The apartment comes with three sets of antique windows, including one in the bathroom, two large closets and renovated kitchen, according to the listing.
Space Marketing Shop s Jennifer Hsu had the week s second least expensive listing with a studio at 7 Park Avenue  for $325,000. The co-op is located in a doorman building on the Upper East Side and includes hardwood floors.
Ellis Group s Norman Ellis had the week s third least expensive listing with a studio apartment at 170 West 74th Street cruises to alaska for $349,000. The studio is roughly cruises to alaska 350 square feet. The price comes down to $977 per square foot. The building has a full-time doorman. Claire Moses