A Night of Jazz at Dahlia
Dahlia, the Upper West Side’s newest ground up development project designed by CetraRuddy, celebrated the launch of sales with a live Jazz Night event that took place at the building’s sales gallery at 2465 Broadway.
Dahlia is a 20-story, contemporary condominium building located at 212 West 95th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam. It features 38 two- to four-bedroom residences including two penthouses and six select homes with private outdoor spaces, starting at $1,920,000. Behind the project is a first-class team of celebrated architects and designers — design architect and interior design firm CetraRuddy Architecture, architect of record RKTB Architects, and construction manager JRM — resulting in Dahlia’s stand out architecture and interiors, with its forward-thinking design and façade. Developed by United Management in conjunction with Certes Partners, the building’s robust amenities package includes a massive 5,100 square foot elevated terrace with a lounge area for adults and a playground for kids, a music room, a fitness room with a yoga studio, 24-hour attended lobby, a children's playroom, a game/tween room, a pet spa, private storage for purchase, and a covered parking garage offering 12 parking spaces for purchase.
Reuveni Real Estate is the exclusive sales and marketing agent of record. President and CEO of Reuveni Real Estate, Shlomi Reuveni, celebrated the special evening alongside a room full of guests – everyone enjoyed live Jazz and Blues music by Jacquelyn West and her band, and were served delicious bites and classic Martinis.
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