136 East 79th Street

also 132 East 79th Street, 140 East 79th Street | Upper East Side | built 1929

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Written with AI from the source each entry cites, then fact-checked.

1. 1928

   Architect F. Burrell Hoffman designs 136 East 79th Street as a 14-story co-op with 25 homes

   The cooperative at 136 East 79th Street was built in 1928 to designs by the architect F. Burrell Hoffman, according to a broker's listing. The building rises 14 stories and holds 25 homes. It has a 24-hour staff, a live-in resident manager, a gym, wine and bicycle storage, and a landscaped communal garden. The same listing's data table gives the year built as 1929, so the sources differ by a year.

   Source: dtnyc.org

2. 2025

   Actor Lois Robbins and financier Andrew Zaro sell their co-op at 136 East 79th Street for $9.9 million

   The Real Deal reported in September 2025 that actor Lois Robbins and financier Andrew Zaro sold a co-op at 136 East 79th Street to Emily and Matthew Lembo for $9.9 million. The home takes up a full floor of about 6,000 square feet, with its own elevator landing, two wood-burning fireplaces and staff quarters. A storage room and a storage locker came with the sale. Compass broker Janet Brenner held the listing, which first appeared in November at $12.5 million.

   Source: therealdeal.com