On Monday, December 6th, brokers, residents and children of all ages turned out at 515 East 72nd Street, the Upper East Side’s signature luxury condominium, to meet New York Yankee All-Star Centerfielder, Curtis Granderson, for a special event in celebration of the 515 East 72nd Home Run Charity Campaign.

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Beginning August 1, 2010, 515 East 72nd Street pledged to donate $1,000 for every home run Granderson hit, with proceeds going to his charity, The Grand Kids Foundation, which targets educational initiatives. The campaign raised $15,000 for the charity, which was presented to Curtis by the 515 East 72nd Street team at a check presentation ceremony.

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Attendees of the event received a photo and signed autograph with the star athlete while touring the beautifully modeled Tower Residences and snacking on an array of ballpark favorites.

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Over the last eight months, 515 East 72nd Street has seen an incredible amount of traffic. In the first week of December alone, the building closed on $8 million worth of transactions. Additionally in 2010, the building unveiled its 20,000-square-foot private park, offering residents a serene oasis right in their backyard, as well as its luxurious Tower Residences.

Credit/Copyright: Alix Smith asmith@Rubenstein.com
Photos: Lori Berkowitz Photography