Archives: Buildings
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40-50 East 10th Street
40-50 East 10th Street is a top pick among real estate brokers. Located on one of Greenwich Village’s loveliest blocks, this elegant prewar co-op features beamed ceilings, casement windows, wood-burning fireplaces, and formal dining rooms. Residents enjoy a stunning roof deck and an annual cocktail party.
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410 East 57th Street
Built in 1928, 410 East 57th Street is a full-service, white-glove prewar co-op with 24-hour doorman, attentive staff, elevator operator, a grand marble lobby, fitness center, laundry, bike storage, and a beautifully landscaped residents-only garden. Pied-à-terres and up to 50% financing allowed. Located in Sutton Place—a quiet riverfront enclave—this address offers easy access to the…
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404 Park Avenue South
400 Park Avenue South is a striking new condominium by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Christian de Portzamparc. With sleek, modern residences and sweeping city views, it offers a refined lifestyle complemented by world-class amenities and services—redefining luxury living and the Manhattan skyline.
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401 East 89th Street
Gracie Towne House is a well-managed, full-service postwar Cond-op offering the flexibility of condo ownership with no board interview. Shareholders may convert their units to condos by paying their share of the building’s mortgage. The building features 24-hour doorman, live-in resident manager, handyman/porter, and owns the land. Many of the 197 apartments offer balconies, bay…
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40 Mercer Street
A collaboration between hotel icon André Balazs and Pritzker Prize-winning architect Jean Nouvel, 40 Mercer is a striking 14-story glass landmark in SoHo. Its bold red and blue curtain wall sets the tone for the ultra-luxurious, custom-designed interiors featuring top-tier finishes and appliances. Residents enjoy full concierge service, 24-hour doorman, underground parking, a spa-quality pool,…
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40 Sutton Place
Overlooking the Ed Koch Queensborough Bridge and Roosevelt Island Tram, 40 Sutton Place is a 10-story, full-service luxury condo—unique in a neighborhood dominated by co-ops. Built in 1966 and converted in 1981, the building offers 24-hour doorman and porter service, a resident superintendent, package room, laundry, bike storage, and private storage units. It also houses…
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400 East 59th Street
This elegant prewar Sutton Place co-op features 17 floors, a charming canopied entrance, and just 126 residences, offering a boutique feel. Some units boast high ceilings and raised living rooms. Convenient to transit and the Long Island Expressway—perfect for weekend getaways.
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39 East 79th Street
Built in 1925 and designed by architect Kenneth Murchison for etiquette icon Emily Post, 39 East 79th Street is a distinguished Beaux-Arts co-op with just 20 residences across 14 stories. Ideally located at Madison Avenue, it’s one block from Central Park, near the Met, top dining and shopping, and zoned for sought-after PS 6. Excellent…
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385 West 12th Street Condominium
Designed by FLAnk, 385 West 12th Street is a boutique seven-story West Village condominium with a striking copper-paneled façade. Completed in Fall 2008, it features just twelve expansive three- and four-bedroom residences ranging from 2,526 to 4,382 sq ft. Each home includes an eat-in kitchen, formal dining room, family room, and a living room with…