Upper East Side · Provenance Record

8 East 62nd Street

$55,000,000 · recorded 2026

Upper East Side, New York, NY

The 14,825-square-foot limestone townhouse at 8 East 62nd Street has traded twice at eight-figure prices in a decade, most recently changing hands for $55 million in February 2026. Developer Keith Rubenstein first listed the Lenox Hill property in 2016; British developer Christian Candy and his wife Emily Crompton-Candy bought and renovated it before selling to an undisclosed buyer represented by Accent Holdings.

Sale Price

$55,000,000

Record Date

February 26, 2026

Status

Closed

Property Type

Townhouse

Listing Agent(s)

Adam Modlin

Listing Brokerage

Modlin Group

Buyer’s Agent(s)

Michael Balanevsky

Buyer’s Brokerage

Accent Holdings

Ownership Lineage

Every press-verified change of hands on record for this property, in order.

2016

Listed · $84,500,000

Keith Rubenstein lists the townhouse

Somerset Partners co-founder Keith Rubenstein lists the 15,000-square-foot Lenox Hill townhouse for $84.5 million, positioning it as a potential Manhattan townhouse record.

Sources: 6sqft

September 2022

Sold · $48,000,000

Christian Candy and Emily Crompton-Candy buy the townhouse

After roughly five years on and off the market, British developer Christian Candy and his wife Emily Crompton-Candy purchase the townhouse from Keith Rubenstein for $48 million. The couple subsequently renovate the property, adding a home gym, sauna, steam room, and Hermès-upholstered leather walls in the billiards room.

Sources: The Real Deal, Patch, CityRealty

February 2026

Sold · $55,000,000

Candys sell the renovated townhouse for $55 million

Christian Candy and Emily Crompton-Candy sell the renovated, 14,825-square-foot townhouse for $55 million, or roughly $3,700 per square foot, to an undisclosed buyer represented by Michael Balanevsky of Accent Holdings. Adam Modlin of the Modlin Group holds the listing for the sellers.

Sources: The Real Deal, The Real Deal (weekly wrap), Traded

Press Citations

Every fact on this page traces to one of these sources.

The Real Deal

British Developer Christian Candy Dumps UES Townhouse

The Real Deal reported the $55 million sale, tracing the property's chain of title back through Christian Candy's 2022 purchase from Keith Rubenstein.

February 2026

The Real Deal

NYC’s Top Deals: British Developer Offloads UES Townhouse for $55M

The Real Deal's weekly top-deals wrap named the sale the top residential transaction in Los Angeles County for the period—confirming the $55 million price and Adam Modlin's role on the listing.

February 2026

Traded

Christian Candy And Emily Crompton-Candy Sell Upper East Side Townhouse For $55M With Rep Adam Modlin

Traded recorded the transaction details, naming Michael Balanevsky of Accent Holdings as the buyer's representative and Adam Modlin of the Modlin Group as the seller's representative.

February 2026

6sqft

UES Townhouse With Hermès Leather Walls and Smoking Room Could Set Record at $84.5M

6sqft documented Keith Rubenstein's original 2016 listing of the townhouse at $84.5 million.

August 2023

Patch

UES Townhouse With Hermès Walls Sells At $55M: City Docs

Patch confirmed the Candys purchased the townhouse for $48 million from Keith Rubenstein in 2022 and detailed the renovation before the 2026 resale.

February 2026

The Real Deal

Mnuchin Family’s Upper East Side Townhouse Lists for $35M

In coverage of a nearby listing, The Real Deal referenced Christian Candy's $55 million sale of 8 East 62nd Street the same month, at $3,667 per square foot.

May 2026

How This Record Was Verified

Method
Compiled from public property records and their named press citations. This lineage reflects only transactions independently confirmed by the sources cited.
Open entries
The exact closing price of the 2022 Candy purchase is reported as “roughly $48 million” in sources reviewed; no source discloses an exact figure.
Sources
Every fact above carries its own citation, linked in the Press Citations section. Sourced from The Real Deal, Traded, and 6sqft.
Corrections
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