Casino kingpin Steve Wynn has purchased a 10,880-square-foot Manhattan condo for $70M, actually a discount because the place, which belongs to Millennium Partners honcho Christopher M. Jeffries, had been listed for $77.5M. Oh yes, there's a "her" dressing room that's more than 800 square feet. Curbed NY has the floorplan. [New York Post via Curbed NY]

A Park Avenue duplex that just closed for $52M has set the record for the most expensive co-op ever to sell in NYC. The new owner is the chairman of an investment group worth $75B, so yeah, it makes sense that they will now live among 30 rooms, six terraces, and seven fireplaces. [New York Observer via Curbed NY]

New Manhattan rental building the Windermere really gets it: "Baths are decidedly hot—aesthetically and literally—with dramatic floating vanities, high-end fixtures, eye catching accents and heated tile floors. The oversized custom mirror reflects your style and sensibility. You’re never one to settle. At Windermere West End, you don’t have to." [Curbed NY]

The most expensive house in the hipper-than-thou Brooklyn neighborhood of Williamsburg is listed for $3.79M, Curbed NY finds out today. The newly constructed single-family townhouse contains a sculptural steel staircase, four terraces, and a 1,150-square-foot gallery with a loading dock. For hauling in really big pieces of art? [Curbed NY]

Meg Ryan and John Mellencamp are house-hunting in Manhattan and were seen checking out a few high-profile residences—both having swimming pools with varying degrees of privacy. Ryan, who has a proven track record of exhibiting exceptional taste in home decor, has also just put her Los Angeles mansion up for sale. [New York Post via Curbed NY; previously]

Kips Bay Decorator Show House chairwoman Bunny Williams explains this year's new-construction setting: "Many empty houses have been bought by people from other countries, she noted, who are immune to the blandishments of local charities like Kips Bay." As the Times points out, "the new blank spaces might reflect the architectural realities of more New Yorkers than, say, a Beaux Arts town house." [New York Times]

If the cheapest property on Curbed NY's list of the 10 biggest sales of the year so far is $19M, well, obviously that's one hell of a list. And without giving too much away, the biggest blockbuster to sell is one hell of a place. [Curbed NY; previously]

Curbed NY gets a look at what just might be considered Manhattan's coolest luxury-building pool: a 61-footer clad with an adjacent Travertine-tiled daisy mural. It's positioned next to the communal library—bookworms can peer in through a glass wall. Got upwards of $1.25M to spare? [Curbed NY]

Nothing so crazily conveys the sense of a home's possibility with pet ownership than photos featuring the dead-eyed stare of Curbed NY's favorite plush toy: broker Arlene Greendlinger's cat! It's been a while, but the inanimate fluffball is back in action, still favoring sinks, backsplashes, and showers. Head over for the full photogallery. [Curbed NY]

The legendary American decorator Albert Hadley passed away in March, leaving two homes, each filled with pieces selected by Hadley himself. One Kings Lane has curated online estate sales of his interior sketches, as well as art, furniture, and objets from his Southport, Conn., cottage and Manhattan apartment, which is on the market. [One Kings Lane; previously]