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Two Trees’ One Domino Square has upped the ante in the battle of the Williamsburg waterfront developments.

The project sold its duplex penthouse for $7.45 million, according to sales director Aaron Goed. The deal, which is yet to close, marks the record for the neighborhood’s priciest sponsor sale and at $3,046 per square foot, the sale is also the neighborhood’s priciest per square foot for any residential sale by more than 12 percent.

Move on over, Empire State Building — this Brooklyn penthouse might just snag the crown for New York City’s ultimate vantage point.

Perched atop the Domino complex in Williamsburg, the tallest tower in the trendy Brooklyn neighborhood, this sky-high stunner at 5 S. 5th St. — penthouse 2A — offers its residents a front-row seat to every city borough, every iconic city landmark and even the tri-state area beyond.

Call it “View” York City.

A penthouse duplex perched atop a newly completed tower on the Brooklyn waterfront — not only making it the tallest waterfront residence in the borough, but also one with an impressive corridor of sights from its massive windows — is poised to list on Tuesday for $7 million, The Post has learned.

To inaugurate the opening of Selldorf Architects’ first-ever residential tower One Domino Square, Irish furniture brand Orior has unveiled a special penthouse filled with Orior furniture, lighting from Bocci and Blue Green Works, rugs from Katie Ann McGuigan, and much more.

The first ice skating rink on the Williamsburg waterfront is now open. Located within the newly-completed public plaza Domino Square, the 7,000-square-foot rink offers skaters stunning views of the Manhattan skyline and East River. The rink offers public skating, themed events, and private rentals, with holiday-themed skate nights and live DJ sessions throughout the season.

The studio chose to clad the skyscrapers in porcelain tile for its reflective qualities, contrasting the effect with light grey cladding on the base.

“We used this material with a pearl-like finish that has a real, beautiful shimmer, and also changes during not only the course of the day, but also seasonally,” said Link.

The four-bedroom unit at 8 South 4th Street sold for $5.8 million, or $2,200 per square foot, The Real Deal has learned. The sale is part of the first wave of closings at the waterfront development.

The quarter-mile stretch of land just north of the Williamsburg Bridge, where the Domino Refinery once was, has seen some of the most dramatic changes of New York City’s waterfront, and has become one of the most visible examples of the waterfront rezoning.

For the flat, elegant, geometric façade of her residential towers (one of them is 55 stories, the other one is 39) at Domino Park in Brooklyn, she used white pearlescent ceramic tiles, made in Spain, to reflect the changing light from the sky throughout the day.

Annabelle Selldorf, a name synonymous with cutting-edge design and architectural excellence, has unveiled her first residential skyscraper, One Domino Square, in Williamsburg.

The New York City real estate community gathered with Brooklyn-based, family-owned real estate development firm Two Trees Management on Wednesday for an incredible evening celebrating the opening of One Domino Square.

The New York City real estate community came together on June 5 to mark the grand opening of One Domino Square, the latest addition to the iconic Domino Sugar Factory redevelopment on the Williamsburg waterfront.

Leasing has launched for One Domino Square, a 55-story residential building nearing completion at 5 South 5th Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Condo sales have launched at One Domino Square, Two Trees’ newest luxury development.

The 13th-tallest building on our year-end construction countdown is One Domino Square, a residential complex with two towers standing 574 and 472 feet tall at 346 Kent Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Close to topping out, the twin skyscrapers rising on Site D of Two Trees’ Domino redevelopment on the Williamsburg waterfront will be condos and rentals, including affordable housing.

Located in the Domino development in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighbourhood, the twin skyscrapers called One Domino Square have nearly reached their full height of 550 and 450 feet (168 and 137 metres).