When 15 Central Park West was set to kick off construction in 2005, the building’s co-developer William Zeckendorf made what would turn out to be a prescient purchase. He paid his firm, Zeckendorf Development, $10.7 million for a three-bedroom pad on the 41st floor. The building went on to become the most successful condominium in New York’s history, the “Limestone Jesus” of luxury living. And Zeckendorf’s $10.7 million bet netted him, in the span of … [more]