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610 Park Avenue, originally built as the Mayfair Regent Hotel in 1925 by architect J.E.R. Carpenter, was converted to a condominium in 1997. With just 68 residences across 15 floors, this elegant building retains its old-world charm and boutique feel, reminiscent of a small European hotel. Many units feature 2-3 bedrooms, and some include fireplaces.…

60 Remsen Street is a co-op building located in Brooklyn, NY. 60 Remsen Street was built in 1956 and has 10 stories and 87 units.

This elegant prewar building features distinctive cartouches on both avenue corners, a two-story limestone base, and beautifully maintained sidewalk landscaping. Residents enjoy access to basement storage and an in-house health club. Perfectly located just half a block from the Frick Collection and close to renowned art galleries like Hirschl & Adler, Knoedler, and Berry-Hill, the…

This full-service, white-glove prewar co-op was built in 1922 by Dwight P. Robinson & Co., Inc. Located on a prime corner at Park Avenue and 58th Street in Midtown Manhattan, the 14-story building features a limestone base and beige brick above. The cooperative was established in 1945 and offers easy access to shopping and transportation.…

158 Mercer Street

Located at the southwest corner of 63rd Street, 570 Park Avenue is a distinguished 13-story pre-war co-op designed by Emery Roth in the Georgian style. Developed by Bing & Bing and completed in 1916, it converted to cooperative ownership in 1923. The building features a two-story white marble base with ornate terra-cotta detailing contrasted against…

This elegant 14-story cooperative was established in 1923 with 52 apartments and now offers 60 units. Featuring a four-story limestone base, the building’s grand entrance and lobby are centered on the avenue frontage, flanked by professional offices. The lobby boasts a marble floor, coffered ceiling, and a balustraded hallway accessed by a few steps.

550 Park Avenue is a luxury pre-war cooperative at Park Avenue and 62nd Street, designed by J.E.R. Carpenter in 1917. Renowned for its elegant layouts and classic details, the building was once home to fashion icon Diana Vreeland—her famous photo in the red room was taken in her apartment here.

Located in one of the world’s largest gallery districts, this Chelsea condominium offers modern amenities amid a vibrant cultural setting. West Chelsea is home to the iconic High Line Park, over 100 galleries including Yossi Milo and Gagosian, museums, and a variety of dining, cafes, and pet-friendly spaces. Nearby neighborhoods include the Flatiron District to…

525 Park Avenue is a 14-story prewar building, constructed in 1914 and converted to a condominium in 1989. During the conversion, three penthouses were added by purchasing air rights from neighboring buildings, featuring a different style from the original Italian Renaissance palazzo design. The avenue façade showcases three elegant rows of balconies—with a shorter middle…