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living room with graphic wall at 50 Riverside Boulevard 10L

Joseph Taplitzky closes 50 Riverside Boulevard 10L for $6.55 million

Compass listed the corner four-bedroom, five-bath home at One Riverside Park, 2,831 square feet on the Upper West Side, and placed it at $6.55 million.

$6,550,000. Closed July 6, 2026.

Joseph Taplitzky of Compass held the listing and brought the buyer. On July 6, 2026, Residence 10L at 50 Riverside Boulevard closed at $6.55 million.

The apartment is 2,831 square feet, four bedrooms and five bathrooms, a corner home at One Riverside Park on the Upper West Side. Compass puts it at unobstructed Hudson River views from every room, a living and dining area framed by floor-to-ceiling windows, and wide-plank oak floors with a custom dark stain. The chef’s kitchen has a breakfast room, polished lacquer cabinetry, marble counters, a stainless-steel tile backsplash, and Miele and Sub-Zero appliances including a wine refrigerator. The primary suite has a marble bath with a dark oak double vanity and a glass-enclosed oversized shower. The building is 37 stories, 219 residences, built in 2016.

Residents have more than 40,000 square feet of amenities through The Wright Fit: a 75-foot indoor pool, basketball and squash courts, a 38-foot rock-climbing wall, a bowling alley, yoga and Pilates studios, a residents’ lounge, and on-site parking. The listing notes a 421-A tax abatement.

Taplitzky listed it and represented the buyer on the same Compass sold page. His email is published there. Compass still carries the sold listing under his name. That is the clip.

Closed sale. $2M+ in live markets only. Listing and buyer’s agent named as published. Photos: Compass listing gallery. Luxury Price Drops is not a brokerage.

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