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  • Mitchell Minskoff, co-owner of the 33 Bond gallery, has paid $3.02 million for a seventh-floor apartment at 101 Warren Street, the new 35-story building developed by his dad, Ed Minskoff. [Cityfile]
  • British record exec Rob Dickins, the man you can credit for the Sex Pistols and blame for Enya (and who ran Warner Music UK for years), paid $2.75 million for an apartment at 161 Grand Street in SoHo. [Cityfile]
  • An unknown buyer under the name Jnolva LLC bought a 41st floor penthouse at 15 Central Park West for $10.7 million, meaning there's only two more unsold penthouses at the Robert A.M. Stern-designed building. Hurry up! [Observer]