Archives: Buildings
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150 East 72nd Street
Exactly 100 years old, this building is undergoing a full luxury renovation. Features include private elevator landings, spacious living and dining rooms, and large eat-in kitchens. The lobby and shared spaces blend original architectural details with modern custom finishes.
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150 Rivington Street
Located on a prominent Lower East Side corner, this building offers 45 one- to three-bedroom residences designed by Gluck+. Interiors showcase sweeping glass, custom wire-brushed oak floors, and flexible layouts with Italian sliding doors. Kitchens feature Italian cabinetry, Caesarstone countertops, and high-end appliances. Master baths are finished with Pelle Grigio marble and custom ash wood…
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150 East 37th Street
Bright and spacious condo studio with south-facing windows offering garden and sky views. Features two large closets plus a dressing area convertible to a third closet. Located in an elevator building with live-in superintendent, porter, laundry room, and advanced video intercom for security. Conveniently situated in Murray Hill, near Grand Central and 33rd Street 6…
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150 Barrow Street Condominium
Overlooking the vibrant West Village waterfront, The Keller offers 22 sophisticated residences blending historic charm with modern luxury. This full-service building features a 24-hour attended lobby, residents’ lounge with kitchen and bar, a top-tier 1,108 sq ft fitness center, landscaped courtyard terrace with BBQ, children’s playroom, laundry, bike storage, and package room with cold storage.…
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15 West 84th Street
15 West 84th Street is an elegant Streamline Moderne building by Horace Ginsbern, located just steps from Central Park in a landmarked Upper West Side district. This 24-hour doorman, elevator building offers 75 spacious 1-to-4 bedroom apartments with high ceilings, large casement windows, and many with Central Park or skyline views. Upper-floor residences feature wrap-around…
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15 Union Square West
15 Union Square West is a unique blend of New York City history and modern luxury. Originally built in the 1800s by Charles Lewis Tiffany, the building features a distinctive cast iron façade and iconic 15-foot arched windows designed by architect John Kellum. Once Tiffany & Co.’s headquarters, it was restored in 2006 by Brack…
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14 Sutton Place South
14 Sutton Place South, designed by Rosario Candela in 1929 and converted to a co-op in 1957, is a distinguished prewar building in a quiet, sought-after Midtown enclave. With 15 stories and 93 apartments, it offers white-glove service, an elegant lobby with inlaid marble floors, wood-burning fireplaces, a new gym, rooftop terrace, and generous private…
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139 East 63rd Street
139 East 63rd Street is an elegant 1962 boutique building on Lexington Avenue in the Upper East Side. With 53 units across 16 floors, the building features a limestone base, renovated canopy, and landscaped marble planters. Apartments range from four per floor on floors 2–14 to three per floor on 15, 16, and the penthouse.
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139 Wooster Street
Designed by Beyer Blinder Belle, this building combines SoHo’s landmark cast-iron style with modern elegance. Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, monitored security, a Zen Garden, and a gym with a Peloton bike. Located steps from shops, restaurants, nightlife, galleries, and public transit.