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  • Meier North Tower

    Meier North Tower

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    173/176 Perry Street

  • 501 East 79th Street

    501 East 79th Street

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    Built in 1960 and converted in 1961, this postwar building rises 20 stories and houses 139 residences. Financing is available up to 70%, with a 30% down payment required. Maintenance fees include electricity and basic cable. Amenities feature a full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, bike storage, and an on-site garage. Just three blocks from Carl Schurz…

  • Tula

    Tula

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    Tula is a place of perfect contrasts—where island tranquility meets urban connection, and timeless elegance is balanced by bold modernity. Rising from the heart of Biscayne Bay in burgeoning North Bay Village, this striking 21-story tower is a serene retreat surrounded by water, yet just moments from the vibrant energy of Miami and Miami Beach.…

  • 551 West 21st Street

    551 West 21st Street

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    Completed in 2017 with first closings in late 2016, 551 West 21st Street is a 20-story, full-service condominium designed by the internationally renowned Foster + Partners. Set behind a private, gated drive in the heart of West Chelsea’s gallery district, the building offers 44 residences—many of them half- or full-floor layouts—each accessed by private elevator…

  • 52 Convent

    52 Convent

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    Up the sloping Avenue, 52 Convent’s oversized windows frame artful views of the neighborhood and beyond — some vistas extend all the way to the Hudson River and New Jersey. Occupying the corner of 130th Street, the building has exposures on three sides and enjoys exceptional light and air. Amenities include a virtual doorman, landscaped…

  • 17 Convent

    17 Convent

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    Two sisters reside on Convent Avenue, just two blocks apart. They’re beautiful and proud. They’re a well-kept secret of Harlem. They grace the place with their endearing charm. They brighten the neighborhood with their sunny dispositions and innate sense of style. They’re friendly and fun. People say they’re quite similar but different in interesting ways.

  • 12 East 88

    12 East 88

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    This one-hundred-year-old building, designed by Rosario Candela, blends pre-war details with present-day design. The virtuoso of Uptown architecture and aesthetic, Candela is the mastermind behind a number of New York City’s most coveted residences. 12 East 88th Street lends itself to both formal and contemporary living and flawlessly achieves a unique interweaving of old and…

  • 269 West 87th Street

    269 West 87th Street

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    269 West 87th Street exemplifies contemporary city living while remaining faithful to the Art Deco vernacular of the Upper West Side. This newly constructed building is the result of a masterful collaboration between FXCollaborative architects and acclaimed global interior design firm Champalimaud. Situated between Riverside Park and Central Park and just east of West End…

  • The Clare

    The Clare

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    The Clare is located at the nexus of Midtown and the Upper East Side at which natural light is the centerpiece of every home and public space. From the earliest glimpse of sunrise to the first brush of evening, from the dawning of the day until the cresting of the moon, life at The Clare…

  • The Westerley

    The Westerley

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    A pioneering collection of just nine loft residences, ready for discovery in Hudson Yards.

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