Carnegie Hill Development Purchased by Renowned Zeckendorf Development
Zeckendorf Development, a privately owned real estate development firm headed by the multi-generational Zeckendorf family, today announces the purchase for over $200M of The Hayworth Condominium located on the Upper East Side at 1289 Lexington Avenue.
This acquisition represents a new chapter for the project under the ownership of Zeckendorf Development, who will reimagine the 5,000- square foot above grade amenity floor located within the 61-unit building. Amenities include a well-appointed fitness center, library, resident lounge, educational and professional spaces as well as a rooftop terrace.
“The building is complete and we look forward to reintroducing it to the market with renewed common areas, branding and pricing. It’s a perfect family building in a central location on the Upper East Side, in one of the most undersupplied markets in Manhattan,” said Artie Zeckendorf, Partner of Zeckendorf Development.
The project is an original interpretation of a classic Upper East Side residence, relying on traditional materials infused with artfully designed pleated bay windows. Its open, thoughtful layouts offer intricate design details, and exquisite finishes by Interior Architect Lee Mindel, co-founder of SheltonMindel.
Located on Manhattan’s Upper East Side in the prestigious Carnegie Hill neighborhood, the building offers immediate proximity to both Central Park and Museum Mile, the iconic 92Y, art galleries, and neighborhood eateries and boutiques.
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