UNDP WATCH: UNDP's Director of the Office of Human Resources can afford a $1.05 million condo in Lenox Hill (talk about humanitarians)

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

UNDP's Director of the Office of Human Resources can afford a $1.05 million condo in Lenox Hill (talk about humanitarians)

$1.05 Million for a Condo

UNDP's CHIEF PERSONNEL OFFICER

@Manhattan.blockshopper.com

425 E. 63rd St.

425 E 63rd street

Ayse Cihan Sultanoglu bought a condo at 425 E. 63rd St. in Lenox Hill from Tom Fini and Claudine Fini for $1.05 million on May 20.

The condo is one of the 496 units in the 13-story condo development at 425 E. 63rd St.

Sultanoglu is the deputy assistant administrator and deputy director at the New York headquarters of the Regional Bureau for Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States.

She obtained her master of international affairs and B.A. degree in economics from the School of International Affairs and Barnard College of Columbia University, New York.

According to BlockShopper.com, there have been 312 condo sales in Lenox Hillduring the past 12 months, with a median sales price of $1.075 million.

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Address: 425 E. 63rd Street, Unit: RES
Buyer(s): Ayse Cihan Sultanoglu
Seller(s): Tom M Fini and Claudine L Fini
Sale date: May. 20, 2011

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