THE CONDO BOOK PROJECT

Charlie West Condominium

505 West 43rd Street, Manhattan, NY 10036

Overview

Units
123 residential
Subway
8 min walk to Times Sq-42 St/Port Authority Bus Terminal 1 2 3 7 A C E N Q R S W34 St - Hudson Yards 7, 11 min
Principals
Orly Daniell, Elad Sharon
Average $/sf
$1,966Homes in Schedule A, as first offered
Common charges
$517–$2,709 a monthSponsor's first-year estimate in Schedule A, October 1, 2018 and Ending September 30, 2019 ("First Year")
Offering price
$31.4 million total

The sponsor of record is Cw Condo 1 Acquisition LLC & Cw Condo 2 Acquisition LLC, represented by Marans Newman Tsolis & Nazinitsky LLC. The offering plan runs 579 pages. The sponsor has filed 28 amendments, the latest in August 2026. The nearest other condo plan on file is Bloom On Forty-Fifth (F/K/A Residences On Tenth Avenue ), next door.

Plan CD160304 · New · accepted Jul 5, 2017 · AG record ↗

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FigureThis building1200 East 21st267 units · 1.7 miaccepted 2017Two Waterline Square3160 units · 0.9 miaccepted 2017
Common ChargesPer Square Foot / Month$1.09In line$1.01$1.31
Average Offering PricePer Apartment$2.2MLowest$3.1M$4.06M
Average PricePer Square Foot$1,966Below peers$2,247$2,732
Property TaxesPer Square Foot / Month$0.95In line$1.89$0.07
Average Unit SizeSquare Feet1,114 SFSmallest1,379 SF1,485 SF

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  • Comps: the closest Manhattan plans on size, $/SF and launch date, within 2 miles when possible.
  • Figures: each building's own offering plan, filed with the NY Attorney General. Nothing is estimated.
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  • Labels: In line is between the comps; Below/Above peers is past both by up to 15%; Lowest/Highest by more.

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Homes closed100% of the homes in Schedule A114 of 114
Closing prices vs. Schedule A46 homes: $79,366,170 at closing against $95,325,000 in Schedule A (p. 44, p. 45, p. 46, p. 47)−16.7%
Average closing price46 homes, on their Schedule A square feet$1,649 / SF
Closingsfirst and latest recordedNov 26, 2017 – Aug 26, 2026

Sales recorded with the Department of Finance (ACRIS) through Sep 30, 2026: deeds, or transfer tax filings for a building on leased land, of $10,000 or more. A home's first sale since the plan was filed is the sponsor's closing; resales aren't counted. Closing prices are compared with the same home's Schedule A price, as first offered; a deed covering more than one home isn't compared. Amendments often change prices before a home closes, and a deed that includes parking or storage counts its full price. ACRIS records a sale weeks after closing, so recent contracts don't appear yet. Every building's sales.

All 131 closings
HomeRecordedClosing priceSchedule ADifference
10GNov 26, 2017$2,299,239$2,600,000 p. 46−11.6%
7MSep 10, 2019$1,990,679$2,050,000 p. 47−2.9%
5ESep 12, 2019$1,250,000$1,205,000 p. 45+3.7%
7ESep 12, 2019$1,283,430$1,235,000 p. 45+3.9%
6JSep 16, 2019$855,330$825,000 p. 46+3.7%
4DSep 20, 2019$1,277,904$1,210,000 p. 45+5.6%
7DSep 26, 2019$1,255,000$1,255,000 p. 450%
6FOct 2, 2019$1,915,000$2,025,000 p. 45−5.4%
4KOct 10, 2019$1,198,500$1,210,000 p. 47−1%
4JOct 18, 2019$896,151$805,000 p. 46+11.3%
4TNov 6, 2019$748,598——
5TNov 6, 2019$758,596——
6CNov 6, 2019$941,881$855,000 p. 45+10.2%
6TNov 6, 2019$771,027——
8GNov 7, 2019$1,715,000$1,750,000 p. 46−2%
3CNov 11, 2019$1,177,152$1,175,000 p. 45+0.2%
6DNov 11, 2019$1,271,498$1,240,000 p. 45+2.5%
3KNov 12, 2019$1,236,754$1,195,000 p. 47+3.5%
5JNov 12, 2019$865,864$815,000 p. 46+6.2%
3DDec 2, 2019$1,225,000$1,195,000 p. 45+2.5%
4CDec 19, 2019$896,060$835,000 p. 45+7.3%
3EDec 20, 2019$1,824,704$1,950,000 p. 45−6.4%
4FDec 20, 2019$1,929,584$1,975,000 p. 45−2.3%
5KJan 3, 2020$1,173,141$1,225,000 p. 47−4.2%
6LJan 3, 2020$1,242,265$1,225,000 p. 47+1.4%
PHAJan 17, 2020$4,550,000$4,950,000 p. 44−8.1%
10JJan 22, 2020$2,767,000$2,750,000 p. 46+0.6%
7JFeb 26, 2020$890,969$835,000 p. 46+6.7%
PHKFeb 27, 2020$4,529,461$4,975,000 p. 47−9%
12JMar 9, 2020$1,337,370$1,275,000 p. 46+4.9%
9DApr 16, 2020$2,199,511$2,165,000 p. 45+1.6%
11KMay 27, 2020$1,999,000$2,225,000 p. 47−10.2%
5DJun 4, 2020$1,159,966$1,225,000 p. 45−5.3%
7ADec 4, 2020$1,210,000$2,300,000 p. 44−47.4%
7SFeb 12, 2021$760,000——
14JMar 15, 2021$1,050,000$1,290,000 p. 46−18.6%
7TApr 9, 2021$710,629——
1AApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$1,925,000 p. 44—
1CApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$1,750,000 p. 45—
1HApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$1,795,000 p. 46—
2AApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$2,175,000 p. 44—
2GApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$2,025,000 p. 46—
2HApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$1,275,000 p. 46—
2JApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$2,025,000 p. 46—
3AApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$2,200,000 p. 44—
3BApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$2,975,000 p. 44—
3GApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$2,150,000 p. 46—
3JApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$795,000 p. 46—
3LApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$1,180,000 p. 47—
3MApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$1,950,000 p. 47—
4AApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,225,000 p. 44—
4BApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$1,925,000 p. 44—
4GApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$2,175,000 p. 46—
4HApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$1,850,000 p. 46—
4LApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$1,195,000 p. 47—
4MApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$1,975,000 p. 47—
4SApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes——
5AApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,250,000 p. 44—
5BApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$1,950,000 p. 44—
5CApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$845,000 p. 45—
5FApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,000,000 p. 45—
5GApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$2,200,000 p. 46—
5LApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$1,210,000 p. 47—
5MApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,000,000 p. 47—
5SApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes——
6BApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$1,975,000 p. 44—
6GApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$2,225,000 p. 46—
6HApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$1,900,000 p. 46—
6KApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$1,240,000 p. 47—
6MApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,025,000 p. 47—
6SApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes——
7BApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$2,000,000 p. 44—
7CApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$865,000 p. 45—
7FApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,050,000 p. 45—
7GApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,250,000 p. 46—
7HApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$1,925,000 p. 46—
8AApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$3,200,000 p. 44—
8BApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$2,225,000 p. 44—
8CApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,750,000 p. 45—
8HApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$3,400,000 p. 46—
8JApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$2,750,000 p. 46—
8KApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,175,000 p. 47—
9AApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$3,250,000 p. 44—
9BApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$2,250,000 p. 44—
9CApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$2,800,000 p. 45—
9GApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$1,775,000 p. 46—
9HApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$3,450,000 p. 46—
9JApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,800,000 p. 46—
9KApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,200,000 p. 47—
10AApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,895,000 p. 44—
10CApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,750,000 p. 45—
10HApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$3,900,000 p. 46—
11AApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$2,350,000 p. 44—
11BApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$2,250,000 p. 44—
11CApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,500,000 p. 45—
11DApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,215,000 p. 45—
12AApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,375,000 p. 44—
12CApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,525,000 p. 45—
12DApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,240,000 p. 45—
12HApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$3,000,000 p. 46—
12KApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,250,000 p. 47—
14CApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,550,000 p. 45—
14DApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,290,000 p. 45—
14HApr 20, 2021$35,490,451one deed, 27 homes$3,150,000 p. 46—
14KApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$2,275,000 p. 47—
PHBApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$4,750,000 p. 44—
PHCApr 20, 2021$54,522,874one deed, 40 homes$5,150,000 p. 45—
7KJun 9, 2021$1,048,000$1,255,000 p. 47−16.5%
14AJul 19, 2021$1,865,000$2,400,000 p. 44−22.3%
INCLUOct 13, 2022$1,771,823——
7LNov 16, 2022$177,182——
1GNov 17, 2022$212,619——
6EDec 8, 2022$177,182——
8DDec 12, 2022$212,619——
11JDec 19, 2022$177,182——
3HFeb 6, 2023$212,619——
4EMar 6, 2023$177,182——
5HMar 23, 2023$212,619——
2CApr 5, 2023$212,619——
14BSep 9, 2024$1,675,000$2,300,000 p. 44−27.2%
12BOct 30, 2024$1,650,000$2,275,000 p. 44−27.5%
11GDec 20, 2024$1,650,000$2,350,000 p. 46−29.8%
PHHMar 31, 2025$2,952,925$4,500,000 p. 46−34.4%
14GApr 18, 2025$1,750,000$2,400,000 p. 46−27.1%
12GMay 9, 2025$1,725,000$2,375,000 p. 46−27.4%
6AJun 10, 2025$970,000$2,275,000 p. 44−57.4%
11HJun 30, 2025$1,975,000$2,950,000 p. 46−33.1%
2BJul 29, 2025$1,929,583$3,000,000 p. 44−35.7%
10BFeb 24, 2026$2,300,000$3,950,000 p. 44−41.8%
PHJMay 15, 2026$3,400,000$4,900,000 p. 46−30.6%
PHGAug 26, 2026$3,062,250$4,550,000 p. 46−32.7%

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Team

Sponsor
Cw Condo 1 Acquisition LLC & Cw Condo 2 Acquisition LLC
Principals
Orly Daniell, Elad Sharon
Tax estimate
Aaron ValuationPrepared the first-year real estate tax projection
Construction lender
Bank Hapoalim$134.5 million loan stated in the plan

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