56 Leonard StreetRecorded sales & closing prices

56 Leonard Street, New York, NY 10013

141 recorded closings, 2016–2026. Sortable and searchable below.

Recorded closings
141
Date range
2016–2026
Median $/sf
$2,851
2026 · adjusted
Avg vs. ask
-5.3%
Price range
$1.43M – $47.9M
Price shift · median $/sf
1-Year
-0.6%
Since 2022
-6.9%
10-Year
-4.6%
Since 2017
-4.6%

Change in the building’s median $/sf over each window, adjusted to a constant-quality (average-floor) unit so it reflects price — not which floors happened to sell. (2022 marks the rate-shock inflection.) Like-for-like repeat-sale figures to follow.

The complete recorded-sale history for 56 Leonard, compiled from NYC Department of Finance transfer records and verified listing data, then enriched apartment-by-apartment by The Roebling Team research desk. Across sales with a public asking price, the building closes on average 5.3% below ask — a recurring negotiation gap worth pricing into any offer or listing strategy here.

Price per square foot over time

20 sales with a known square footage, by closing date.

$1,721$4,014$6,306'17'19'21'23'25'26
Each dot is one recorded sale with a known interior square footage, plotted by closing date against price per square foot. The line is the median $/sf each year, adjusted to a constant-quality (average-floor) unit — so it reflects price movement, not which floors happened to sell that year. Individual sale prices in the table below are unadjusted.

The vertical premium

Today’s $/sf by floor — the floor premium isolated from the era it sold in, priced to today.

Floors 41–45 3 sales
$3,361
+18%
Floors 16–20 3 sales
$3,026
+6%

Premium by line

Today’s $/sf by line, vs an average unit.

Line W 4 sales
$4,410
+55%
Line BW 4 sales
$3,042
+7%
Line AE 5 sales
$2,467
-13%

Recent closings

The building’s 10 most recent market sales.

DateUnitApartmentPrice$/sfvs. Ask
May 4, 20261 BR · 1,157 sf$2,600,000$2,247
Apr 22, 202648W4 BR · 4.5 BA · 3,576 sfClosed Apr 14, 2026 at $17.35M — at the $17.35M asking (0% discount). A 48th-floor west tower four-bedroom at 3,576 sqft = ~$4,852/sqft. Clean clearing trade at the upper-floor trophy tier of Herzog & de Meuron's Tribeca supertall.$17,350,000$4,852+0.0%
Mar 4, 202619BW2 BR · 2.5 BA · 1,733 sfClosed Feb 20, 2026 at $4.9M — 5.68% under the $5.195M asking. A 19th-floor west-tower B-line two-bedroom at 1,733 sqft = ~$2,828/sqft.$4,900,000$2,827-5.7%
Mar 2, 202624BW3 BR · 3.5 BA · 2,252 sfClosed Feb 17, 2026 at $7.45M — 4.49% under the $7.8M asking. A 24th-floor west-tower B-line three-bedroom at 2,252 sqft = ~$3,308/sqft.$7,450,000$3,308-4.5%
Jul 30, 202521BE2 BR · 2.5 BA · 1,668 sfClosed Jul 25, 2025 at $4.4M — 8.05% under the $4.785M asking. A 21st-floor east-tower B-line two-bedroom at 1,668 sqft = ~$2,638/sqft.$4,400,000$2,638-8.0%
Jul 7, 202533BE$4,725,000
Jun 5, 202516AE1 BR · 1.5 BA · 1,027 sfClosed May 21, 2025 at $2.5M. Recorded transfer of a 16th-floor east-tower A-line one-bedroom at 1,027 sqft = ~$2,434/sqft. The entry-tier price band at this Tribeca trophy condominium.$2,500,000$2,434
Apr 4, 202514BE4 BR · 4.5 BA · 3,000 sfClosed Apr 2, 2025 at $7.95M — at the $7.95M asking (0% discount). A 14th-floor east-tower B-line four-bedroom at 3,000 sqft = ~$2,650/sqft. Clean clearing trade in the four-bedroom tier.$7,950,000$2,650+0.0%
Apr 18, 202512AE1 BR · 1.5 BA · 1,027 sfClosed Apr 2, 2025 at $2.5M — 3.66% under the $2.595M asking. A 12th-floor east-tower A-line one-bedroom at 1,027 sqft = ~$2,434/sqft.$2,500,000$2,434-3.7%
Mar 3, 2025PH52A4 BR · 4.5 BA · 3,658 sfClosed Feb 24, 2025 at $19.5M — 2.48% under the $19.995M asking. A 52nd-floor penthouse A-line at 3,658 sqft = ~$5,331/sqft. Among the larger penthouse-tier trades at 56 Leonard in 2025.$19,500,000$5,331-2.5%

The retrade record

Lines that have changed hands more than once in the public record — the building’s appreciation arc, apartment by apartment. Showing the 24 strongest of 27 repeat-trade lines; sort the table below by Unit to see every line’s full history.

38W+63%
$9,222,591 2016$15,000,000 2025
PH55 · 5,200 sf+35%
$21,814,384 ($4,195/sf) 2017$26,500,000 ($5,096/sf) 2017$29,500,000 ($5,673/sf) 2021
31AE+31%
$5,722,747 2017$7,500,000 2022
41AE · 2,648 sf+29%
$7,358,124 ($2,779/sf) 2017$8,400,000 ($3,172/sf) 2017$9,500,000 ($3,588/sf) 2023
21AE+29%
$5,163,139 2017$6,663,000 2022
6W+26%
$5,934,732 2017$7,500,000 2022
45W+25%
$11,401,304 2017$14,225,000 2017
PH56 · 5,858 sf+22%
$29,075,067 ($4,963/sf) 2017$35,500,000 ($6,060/sf) 2025
48W · 3,576 sf+19%
$14,543,793 ($4,067/sf) 2017$17,350,000 ($4,852/sf) 2026
26AE+19%
$5,468,836 2017$6,500,000 2018
14BE · 3,000 sf+16%
$6,849,337 ($2,283/sf) 2017$7,950,000 ($2,650/sf) 2025
PH52A · 3,658 sf+13%
$17,300,623 ($4,730/sf) 2018$19,500,000 ($5,331/sf) 2025
PH58+12%
$26,781,101 2017$30,125,000 2021
48E+9%
$11,741,686 2017$12,850,000 2022
38AE · 2,648 sf+9%
$6,939,261 ($2,621/sf) 2017$7,550,000 ($2,851/sf) 2017
35BW+7%
$7,150,000 2018$7,678,000 2024
46E+7%
$11,232,758 2017$12,000,000 2022
25AE+7%
$5,430,045 2017$5,800,000 2021
24BW · 2,252 sf+6%
$6,996,248 ($3,107/sf) 2016$7,450,000 ($3,308/sf) 2026
PH53 · 6,400 sf+3%
$29,082,693 ($4,544/sf) 2017$25,000,000 ($3,906/sf) 2019$30,100,000 ($4,703/sf) 2023
35AW-1%
$5,055,682 2016$5,150,000 2018$5,000,000 2021
20BW-2%
$6,595,000 2017$6,450,000 2022
17BE-5%
$8,399,689 2017$7,995,000 2022
PH60-6%
$47,866,945 2017$45,000,000 2021

Every recorded sale

Sort any column; filter by unit or keyword. Prices are the recorded transfer amount at the NYC Department of Finance.

141 recorded sales
Apartment
May 4, 20261 BR1,157$2,600,000$2,247
Apr 22, 202648W4 BR · 4.5 BAClosed Apr 14, 2026 at $17.35M — at the $17.35M asking (0% discount). A 48th-floor west tower four-bedroom at 3,576 sqft = ~$4,852/sqft. Clean clearing trade at the upper-floor trophy tier of Herzog & de Meuron's Tribeca supertall.3,576$17,350,000$4,852+0.0%
Mar 4, 202619BW2 BR · 2.5 BAClosed Feb 20, 2026 at $4.9M — 5.68% under the $5.195M asking. A 19th-floor west-tower B-line two-bedroom at 1,733 sqft = ~$2,828/sqft.1,733$4,900,000$2,827-5.7%
Mar 2, 202624BW3 BR · 3.5 BAClosed Feb 17, 2026 at $7.45M — 4.49% under the $7.8M asking. A 24th-floor west-tower B-line three-bedroom at 2,252 sqft = ~$3,308/sqft.2,252$7,450,000$3,308-4.5%
Jul 30, 202521BE2 BR · 2.5 BAClosed Jul 25, 2025 at $4.4M — 8.05% under the $4.785M asking. A 21st-floor east-tower B-line two-bedroom at 1,668 sqft = ~$2,638/sqft.1,668$4,400,000$2,638-8.0%
Jul 7, 202533BE$4,725,000
Jun 5, 202516AE1 BR · 1.5 BAClosed May 21, 2025 at $2.5M. Recorded transfer of a 16th-floor east-tower A-line one-bedroom at 1,027 sqft = ~$2,434/sqft. The entry-tier price band at this Tribeca trophy condominium.1,027$2,500,000$2,434
Apr 4, 202514BE4 BR · 4.5 BAClosed Apr 2, 2025 at $7.95M — at the $7.95M asking (0% discount). A 14th-floor east-tower B-line four-bedroom at 3,000 sqft = ~$2,650/sqft. Clean clearing trade in the four-bedroom tier.3,000$7,950,000$2,650+0.0%
Apr 18, 202512AE1 BR · 1.5 BAClosed Apr 2, 2025 at $2.5M — 3.66% under the $2.595M asking. A 12th-floor east-tower A-line one-bedroom at 1,027 sqft = ~$2,434/sqft.1,027$2,500,000$2,434-3.7%
Mar 3, 2025PH52A4 BR · 4.5 BAClosed Feb 24, 2025 at $19.5M — 2.48% under the $19.995M asking. A 52nd-floor penthouse A-line at 3,658 sqft = ~$5,331/sqft. Among the larger penthouse-tier trades at 56 Leonard in 2025.3,658$19,500,000$5,331-2.5%
Feb 28, 202519AE$2,685,000
Feb 13, 2025PH564 BR · 4.5 BAClosed Feb 14, 2025 at $35.5M — 2.74% under the $36.5M asking. The 56th-floor penthouse at 5,858 sqft = ~$6,059/sqft. Among the largest 56 Leonard penthouse sales in 2025, demonstrating the strength of the trophy supertall tier.5,858$35,500,000$6,060-2.7%
Feb 13, 202538W$15,000,000
Dec 27, 202416BW2 BR · 2.5 BAClosed Dec 17, 2024 at $4.875M — 2.01% under the $4.975M asking. A 16th-floor west-tower B-line two-bedroom at 1,733 sqft = ~$2,813/sqft.1,733$4,875,000$2,813-2.0%
Sep 27, 202435BW$7,678,000
Sep 6, 202420AW$4,327,500
Aug 27, 202429BE$4,950,000
May 9, 202426AW$4,987,000
Dec 28, 202317AE$2,400,000
Sep 19, 202341AE$9,500,000
Aug 8, 202344W4 BR · 4.5 BAClosed Jul 27, 2023 at $14.6M. Recorded transfer of a 44th-floor west-tower four-bedroom at 3,562 sqft = ~$4,099/sqft. Upper-floor trophy four-bedroom tier.3,562$14,600,000$4,099
Jan 17, 2023PH534 BR · 5.5 BAClosed Jan 5, 2023 at $30.1M (public listing data reported $30.125M, asking $38M, -20.79%; ACRIS recorded $30.1M). PH53 at 6,400 sqft = ~$4,703/sqft. One of the largest ask-to-close discounts at 56 Leonard, reflecting a softer early-2023 trophy market.6,400$30,100,000$4,703-20.8%
Dec 30, 202220BW$6,450,000
Dec 8, 202217BE$7,995,000
Oct 4, 202224AW$4,900,000
Oct 3, 202215BW$4,775,000
Aug 19, 202231AE$7,500,000
Aug 11, 20226W$7,500,000
May 11, 202221AE$6,663,000
Jun 3, 202246E$12,000,000
Feb 1, 202248E$12,850,000
Nov 8, 2021PH60$45,000,000
Nov 9, 202139BE$4,350,000
Nov 8, 2021PH58$30,125,000
Sep 24, 202135AW$5,000,000
Sep 24, 202123BE$4,195,000
Sep 3, 202116AW$5,850,000
Aug 18, 2021PH55$29,500,000
Aug 18, 202134BE$4,450,000
Apr 21, 202122AW$4,475,000
Mar 29, 202125AE$5,800,000
Oct 1, 202031BW$6,150,000
Apr 6, 2020PH57$21,551,257
Jan 16, 202031AW$4,872,000
Jan 3, 202011AW$5,450,000
Nov 22, 201921AW$4,635,000
Nov 25, 201929BW$6,330,000
Jan 7, 202030BE$4,775,000
Jul 9, 201916BE$7,449,999
Jun 12, 201915AE$2,708,039
Jun 12, 2019PH53$25,000,000
Mar 15, 2019PH54$19,600,000
Jan 4, 2019PH52B$15,460,849
Jan 3, 201923BW$6,250,000
Nov 21, 201835BW$7,150,000
Oct 9, 201823AW$4,725,000
Oct 31, 201833BW$6,720,000
Aug 23, 201835AW$5,150,000
Aug 10, 201840W4 BR · 4.5 BAClosed Aug 9, 2018 at $12.45M — 4.19% under the $12.995M asking. A 40th-floor west-line four-bedroom at 3,412 sqft = ~$3,650/sqft. Sponsor-cycle trade — useful long-arc benchmark: original 40W sponsor price for the upper-floor four-bedroom tier.3,412$12,450,000$3,649-4.2%
Aug 6, 201817AE$2,860,000
Aug 1, 201826AE$6,500,000
Mar 19, 201841W4 BR · 4.5 BAClosed Feb 3, 2017 at $12.76M — 8.07% under the $13.88M asking (ACRIS recorded Mar 2018; the recording lag is typical for sponsor LLC-structured closings). A 41st-floor west-line four-bedroom at 3,412 sqft = ~$3,741/sqft.3,412$12,760,449$3,740-8.1%
Mar 8, 2018PH52AClosed Mar 2, 2018 at $17.3M. Recorded sponsor closing — the original 52nd-floor penthouse A-line sponsor sale at Herzog & de Meuron's Tribeca trophy. Useful long-arc benchmark: PH52A in 2025 traded at $19.5M (+12.7% over 7 years).$17,300,623
Feb 22, 201830AW$5,050,000
Jan 18, 201819AE$3,200,000
Dec 13, 201741AE3 BR · 3.5 BAClosed Dec 5, 2017 at $8.4M — at the $8.4M asking (0% discount). A 41st-floor A/E-line combination three-bedroom at 2,648 sqft = ~$3,173/sqft. Original sponsor-cycle clean clearing trade — useful pricing benchmark for the A/E-line tier.2,648$8,400,000$3,172+0.0%
Nov 28, 201727BW3 BR · 3.5 BAClosed Nov 16, 2017 at $6.67M — 4.37% under the $6.975M asking. A 27th-floor B-line west tower three-bedroom at 2,252 sqft = ~$2,963/sqft. Original sponsor-cycle pricing.2,252$6,670,000$2,962-4.4%
Nov 20, 201720BE$4,750,000
Nov 8, 20177E$6,353,095
Nov 3, 201722BE$4,500,000
Aug 31, 201738AE3 BR · 3.5 BAClosed Aug 28, 2017 at $7.55M — 7.93% under the $8.2M asking. A 38th-floor A/E-line combination three-bedroom at 2,648 sqft = ~$2,852/sqft. Original sponsor-cycle sale.2,648$7,550,000$2,851-7.9%
Aug 30, 20176E$6,139,457
Sep 8, 201741BE$4,750,000
Aug 15, 2017PH554 BR · 4.5 BAClosed Aug 4, 2017 at $26.5M (ACRIS) — public listing data lists the sponsor closing at $29.5M clean clear. PH55 at 5,200 sqft = ~$5,096/sqft. The original PH55 sponsor sale — historic launch-cycle benchmark for the upper-floor penthouse tier.5,200$26,500,000$5,096-10.2%
Oct 11, 20176W$5,934,732
Jul 28, 201725BE$4,675,000
Jul 24, 20178AE3 BR · 3.5 BAClosed Jul 13, 2017 at $7.21M. Recorded sponsor closing of an 8th-floor A/E-line combination three-bedroom at 3,668 sqft = ~$1,966/sqft. Among the earliest sponsor closings at 56 Leonard — useful long-arc benchmark for the lower-floor combined-unit tier.3,668$7,214,083$1,967
Jul 14, 201711BE$6,747,584
Jul 13, 201715BE$6,391,080
Jul 19, 20178BE$1,431,529
Jul 10, 201739W$9,221,938
Jul 3, 201717BE$8,399,689
Jun 28, 201712AEnon-market transfer (excluded from $/sf & trends)$1,871,799
Jun 20, 201712BE$7,052,937
Jun 9, 201714BE$6,849,337
Jun 23, 2017PH60$47,866,945
Jun 16, 20178CE$1,942,390
Jun 8, 201745W$14,225,000
Jun 8, 201742AE$7,916,446
Jun 1, 201744AE$9,444,375
May 30, 201739AE$7,458,313
May 31, 201743AE$8,781,854
May 19, 201741AE$7,358,124
May 30, 201740AE$6,941,467
May 16, 2017PH59$29,075,835
May 12, 201730AE$5,671,655
May 16, 201735AE$7,300,851
May 15, 201738AE$6,939,261
May 5, 201734AE$5,671,492
May 8, 201750E$13,425,648
May 5, 201732AE$5,977,134
May 3, 201728AE$5,570,666
Apr 26, 201721BW$4,939,090
May 8, 2017PH56$29,075,067
Apr 18, 201724AE$5,366,862
Apr 6, 201722AE$6,486,932
Apr 11, 201726AE$5,468,836
Apr 7, 201745E$10,622,233
Apr 13, 2017PH58$26,781,101
Apr 20, 201720AE$5,163,328
Mar 29, 201745W$11,401,304
Apr 4, 201718BE$7,207,711
Mar 22, 201748W$14,543,793
Mar 24, 201733AE$5,824,576
Mar 17, 201749E$13,014,468
Mar 13, 201746E$11,232,758
Mar 13, 2017PH55$21,814,384
Mar 6, 201720BW$6,595,000
Apr 6, 201725AE$5,430,045
Mar 10, 201748E$11,741,686
Mar 3, 201747E$11,996,348
Mar 1, 201731AE$5,722,747
Feb 23, 201727AE$5,519,731
Feb 22, 201729AE$6,792,142
Feb 9, 201723AE$6,537,781
Feb 15, 20177W$3,309,312
Jan 27, 2017PH53$29,082,693
Feb 17, 201719BE$8,429,428
Jan 24, 201721AE$5,163,139
Jan 20, 2017PH54$23,982,850
Dec 5, 201647W$13,576,612
Nov 29, 201638W$9,222,591
Nov 23, 201650W$16,260,815
Nov 29, 201635AW$5,055,682
Nov 30, 201646W$14,289,224
Jan 23, 201717AE$3,250,000
Nov 15, 201649W$15,053,170
Nov 4, 201617AW$6,350,000
Nov 3, 201624BE$4,625,000
Nov 18, 201634BW$6,257,389
May 31, 201724BW$6,996,248

Sales sourced from NYC Department of Finance recorded transfers (BBL 1-00176-1133) and verified listing data. Apartment-level facts (line, condition, asking-price context) curated and cross-verified by The Roebling Team research desk. Not all transactions cross-verify with ACRIS records — sponsor and LLC purchases sometimes record at stipulated values rather than market price; square footage from recorded condo declarations and offering plans. Storage, parking, and commercial units are excluded from all figures. Floor- and line-level $/sf are time-controlled (each sale measured against the building’s going rate at the time of sale) and expressed at today’s pricing, so they isolate the floor or line premium rather than blend two decades of market movement.

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