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Credit: Studio Elliott Estrin/Al Siedman VHT for Corcoran
Step into a world of unparalleled luxury and sophistication at The Torre House, Brooklyn's newest and most coveted rental residence. This magnificent reimagined historic building, formerly the Jehovah's Witness world headquarters, now stands as a testament to modern elegance and refined living.
Situated at the north entrance of the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, The Torre House commands breathtaking views of New York Harbor and the Manhattan skyline, offering residents a front-row seat to the city's vibrant energy. From its crenelated roofline to its distinctive tower, The Torre House exudes an aura of grandeur and timeless appeal.
Credit: Studio Elliott Estrin/Al Siedman VHT for Corcoran
The Torre House presents an exclusive collection of 96 residences, ranging from studio to three-bedroom layouts, with one unique four-bedroom duplex. Each residence is meticulously crafted to embody the pinnacle of luxury living, featuring:
Oversized apartment floor plans with Mohawk kindling floors throughout the main living areas
Island kitchens outfitted with top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances and Caesarstone countertops
Lavish bathrooms adorned with white Carrara marble floors, honed Italian tile, and illuminated vanity mirrors
Credit: Studio Elliott Estrin/Al Siedman VHT for Corcoran
The Torre House elevates the concept of luxury living with its unparalleled array of amenities, including:
Two indoor swimming pools and one rooftop spa pool with panoramic views
Two spas for ultimate relaxation and rejuvenation
Four shared outdoor spaces and a roof deck with grilling area, perfect for entertaining or enjoying the cityscape
A state-of-the-art fitness center with a pro golf simulator room to challenge your skills
A lounge, café, and co-working space for residents' convenience and enjoyment
The Torre House is not just a residence; it's an art gallery. Renowned street artist Blake, also known as 'KEO,' has created a custom Brooklyn-inspired mural at the building's indoor pool, adding a touch of vibrant artistry to the space. Additionally, The Torre House showcases rotating works by renowned artists, including Marc Lambrechts, Ahmad McElroy, Michael Mut, Oidie Kujpers, and Taylor Deltz.
“With its luxury amenities, exquisite design, and especially its prime location--one of the most sought after in the world--The Torre House is truly a game-changer that has elevated luxury rentals to new heights,” commented Vicki Negron of the Corcoran Group, the exclusive leasing agent, about the property’s unique appeal.
Credit: Studio Elliott Estrin/Al Siedman VHT for Corcoran
With its unrivaled location, exquisite design, and lavish amenities, The Torre House redefines Brooklyn's luxury rental landscape. Leasing begins at $4,140 for a studio and reaches up to $33,990 for the four-bedroom duplex, making it the most expensive rental apartment in the borough.
Embrace a life of unparalleled luxury and sophistication at The Torre House, where every detail is meticulously crafted to exceed your expectations.
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RAL Companies and Oliver’s Realty Group announced today that closings have commenced at Quay Tower, the final new waterfront condominium offering at Brooklyn Bridge Park in Brooklyn Heights, located at 50 Bridge Park Drive. The building is marking several closings that rank among the top in the borough’s history, including a penthouse that is the most expensive residential sale ever in Brooklyn.
“Quay Tower sets the new standard for living in Brooklyn, and we are eager to welcome our residents home to this exceptional building,” said Robert Levine, President and CEO of RAL Companies. “With sweeping views of Manhattan, Brooklyn, and beyond, beautiful interiors, and exclusive amenities, this quality of design and finish has never existed in Brooklyn. We have seen incredible interest from buyers, who are falling in love with the incomparable lifestyle that we have at Quay Tower and are subsequently setting borough-wide sales records.”
“We’re excited to see Quay Tower’s extraordinary, one-of-a-kind homes come to life with the arrival of our first residents,” said David Wine, Managing Partner at Oliver’s Realty Group. “Our residents will experience a waterfront lifestyle of health and wellness that is unmatched in New York City. Quay Tower’s amenities and exclusive partnerships coupled with Brooklyn Bridge Park’s outdoor activities—including five themed playgrounds, a dog run, and various athletic fields—means New Yorkers and their families can enjoy the ultimate in indoor/outdoor living.”
Standing proudly along Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 6, Quay Tower is a visually striking 30-story, 126-residence condominium designed by ODA’s Eran Chen, which features unrivaled views of the New York Harbor and Manhattan and Brooklyn skylines. The luxuriously appointed interiors, designed by the California modernist AD100 firm Marmol Radziner, were meticulously crafted to provide a sense of relaxed luxury for residents. A thoughtful floorplate means no resident shares a corridor with more than two neighbors; from two-bedroom homes with spacious, windowed master baths and wide-open views to four-bedroom residences that are redefining the offering in this borough, sales to date have confirmed buyers’ interest in Quay Tower.
Select west-facing residences also feature the privacy of direct elevator entries and the utility of suburban-style mudrooms—perfect after a day in Brooklyn Bridge Park. Residents are welcomed home to gracious floor plans with jaw-dropping views, as well as custom finishes of the highest quality. The kitchens include an integrated Gaggenau appliance package, custom white oak cabinetry, and white Princess Quartzite countertops. Meanwhile, spacious master suites feature oversized bathrooms adorned in Alabastrino Rustico travertine.
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First look inside Fouquet's Residences in the Miami Design District: 40,000 square feet of amenities by RDAI, the Hermès store designers, plus a direct line to the 85-key hotel below.
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Quay Tower, has just unveiled its spectacular collection of amenities designed by AD100 Designer Marmol Radziner. The building is rapidly approaching completion, and the intricately crafted spaces seamlessly evoke the condominium's singular location alongside the iconic Brooklyn Bridge Park.
“The completion of the amenities at Quay Tower is the latest milestone for this game-changing project,” said Robert Levine, President and CEO of RAL Companies. “This is the only condominium of its kind in the highly desirable Brooklyn Heights neighborhood, and the building’s thoughtfully curated amenities were intentionally designed for spectacular relaxation and entertainment experiences. As a testament, we opted to dedicate a significant portion of the valuable rooftop square footage, usually exclusively reserved for penthouses, to two communal rooftop amenity spaces for everyone to enjoy the outstanding views.”
Most notable about the high-design amenity oasis at Quay Tower is the intentionality of design and orientation. A perfect example, the design and development teams opted to dedicate significant top-floor square footage - the very same as the record-setting penthouse! - to two expansive indoor/outdoor amenity lounges. Sleekly designed, the north-facing Sunset Lounge is surrounded by city and river views while the south-facing Sky Cabana offers unprecedented vistas of the harbor and beyond.
Indoors, Marmol Radziner's commitment to artfully highlighting the defining pillars of the Quay Tower lifestyle - park-side and waterfront living - into the condominium's communal spaces remains ever-present. The striking lobby, dedicated music room, children's playroom and state-of-the-art fitness center all offer multiple exposures, and unlike most luxury residential amenity spaces, are situated above ground to provide incredible views of the park, waterfront, and beyond.
“At Quay Tower, we have created the new standard for Brooklyn living,” said David Wine, Managing Partner at Oliver’s Realty Group. “Rather than an after-thought, our amenities have been a leading component of our health and wellness-focused lifestyle, with exclusive partnerships and sophisticated design that connects the building to the surrounding Park.”
Referencing Marmol Radziner's West Coast roots, the lobby at Quay Tower employs California modernism with its double-height ceilings and ample natural light. A custom Armani Grey marble reception desk surrounded by Ziricote wood anchors the expansive room and two original commissioned modern artworks elevate the high level of design in the lobby as well as speak to the park-facing location.
Pricing for two-bedroom residences begins at $1.695M, with occupancy expected this fall. Douglas Elliman Development Marketing is the exclusive sales and marketing firm for the project. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please visit quaytowerbk.com.
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First look inside Fouquet's Residences in the Miami Design District: 40,000 square feet of amenities by RDAI, the Hermès store designers, plus a direct line to the 85-key hotel below.
Silver Oak and Throwing Doubles made a handmade leather backgammon set in Cabernet red, paired with a bottle of 2022 Alexander Valley Cabernet. Only 100 exist, at $450.
Two penthouses are for rent at 210 South 12th in Philadelphia, the Midwood tower where Eagles star Cooper DeJean lives, with a first-of-its-kind EV automated garage.
Manhattan’s $3 million to $5 million homes posted strong sales growth in Q3 2026. Explore the numbers, apartment examples, and what this luxury budget can buy.
Think whisky isn't for you? Start with what you already drink. Seven bottles and one wild card, from Japanese grain whisky to Islay smoke, that meet you right where you are.
With $10 million-plus sales at a record pace, the Miami buildings worth watching are the few actually delivering in 2027. Meet The Perigon, Shell Bay and Tula Residences.
A gutted-and-gorgeous Cobble Hill townhouse, a Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice's Connecticut masterpiece, a full-floor NoMad home above Madison Square Park, and a conservatory penthouse in Gramercy.
Residence 7GH at The Apthorp, an 8,400-square-foot never-lived-in home with interiors by Katherine Newman Design, is listed for $49.995 million with Douglas Elliman.
A surprise Paul Simon performance, a first-ever humanitarian award for Misty Copeland, and honors for Yannick Nézet-Séguin and Ann Ziff at the Denyce Graves Foundation's Harvest Moon Gala at Guastavino's.
Sales are underway at 44 West 8th Street, a 50-foot-wide, five-residence Greenwich Village condo off Washington Square Park with full-floor homes from $9.75 million.
Silver Oak and Throwing Doubles made a handmade leather backgammon set in Cabernet red, paired with a bottle of 2022 Alexander Valley Cabernet. Only 100 exist, at $450.
Andrew Franz Architect has reimagined a 2,614-square-foot loft at 50 Wooster Street in SoHo, pairing a 1895 cast-iron building’s original details with custom millwork, a 32-foot great room and a spa-like primary suite.
The city's top real estate brokers recently gathered at Quay Tower, the record-setting Brooklyn condominium, to preview a collection of new model residences and get the first glimpse inside the stunning Brooklyn Heights condominium.
Guests, who included Susan De Franca and Howard Lorber of Douglas Elliman, sipped paloma cocktails while watching the spectacular sunset over the New York Harbor. Quay Tower, which is nearing completion, was designed by ODA, while AD100 design duo Marmol Radziner designed the interior architecture. Marmol Radziner, a west coast darling who chose Quay Tower as their first east coast residential project, also designed three of the gorgeous model residences at Quay Tower with their trademark California modernist aesthetic.
First look inside Fouquet's Residences in the Miami Design District: 40,000 square feet of amenities by RDAI, the Hermès store designers, plus a direct line to the 85-key hotel below.
Silver Oak and Throwing Doubles made a handmade leather backgammon set in Cabernet red, paired with a bottle of 2022 Alexander Valley Cabernet. Only 100 exist, at $450.
Two penthouses are for rent at 210 South 12th in Philadelphia, the Midwood tower where Eagles star Cooper DeJean lives, with a first-of-its-kind EV automated garage.
Manhattan’s $3 million to $5 million homes posted strong sales growth in Q3 2026. Explore the numbers, apartment examples, and what this luxury budget can buy.
Think whisky isn't for you? Start with what you already drink. Seven bottles and one wild card, from Japanese grain whisky to Islay smoke, that meet you right where you are.
With $10 million-plus sales at a record pace, the Miami buildings worth watching are the few actually delivering in 2027. Meet The Perigon, Shell Bay and Tula Residences.
A gutted-and-gorgeous Cobble Hill townhouse, a Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice's Connecticut masterpiece, a full-floor NoMad home above Madison Square Park, and a conservatory penthouse in Gramercy.
Residence 7GH at The Apthorp, an 8,400-square-foot never-lived-in home with interiors by Katherine Newman Design, is listed for $49.995 million with Douglas Elliman.
A surprise Paul Simon performance, a first-ever humanitarian award for Misty Copeland, and honors for Yannick Nézet-Séguin and Ann Ziff at the Denyce Graves Foundation's Harvest Moon Gala at Guastavino's.
Sales are underway at 44 West 8th Street, a 50-foot-wide, five-residence Greenwich Village condo off Washington Square Park with full-floor homes from $9.75 million.
Silver Oak and Throwing Doubles made a handmade leather backgammon set in Cabernet red, paired with a bottle of 2022 Alexander Valley Cabernet. Only 100 exist, at $450.
Andrew Franz Architect has reimagined a 2,614-square-foot loft at 50 Wooster Street in SoHo, pairing a 1895 cast-iron building’s original details with custom millwork, a 32-foot great room and a spa-like primary suite.
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Read MoreLast Thursday night, guests celebrated the impressive roster of all-female artists responsible for the artwork in the brand-new amenity spaces and lobby at The Pierrepont, a new luxury rental building in the heart of Brooklyn Heights. Introduced by Jonathan Rose, president of Jonathan Rose Companies, each artist spoke about their inspiration and their specific pieces in the building.
Located at 146 Pierrepont Street between Clinton and Court, the building is comprised of two 20-story towers connected by a two-story common area centered around a garden and children’s play area. Designed by Marvel Architects, the building is a modern interpretation of the historic Brooklyn Heights neighborhood, with many residences offering expansive views of Manhattan, the East River and downtown Brooklyn.
Have a listing you think should be featured contact us or email at Jeremy@offthemrkt.com to tell us more! Follow Off The MRKT on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook.
First look inside Fouquet's Residences in the Miami Design District: 40,000 square feet of amenities by RDAI, the Hermès store designers, plus a direct line to the 85-key hotel below.
Silver Oak and Throwing Doubles made a handmade leather backgammon set in Cabernet red, paired with a bottle of 2022 Alexander Valley Cabernet. Only 100 exist, at $450.
Two penthouses are for rent at 210 South 12th in Philadelphia, the Midwood tower where Eagles star Cooper DeJean lives, with a first-of-its-kind EV automated garage.
Manhattan’s $3 million to $5 million homes posted strong sales growth in Q3 2026. Explore the numbers, apartment examples, and what this luxury budget can buy.
Think whisky isn't for you? Start with what you already drink. Seven bottles and one wild card, from Japanese grain whisky to Islay smoke, that meet you right where you are.
With $10 million-plus sales at a record pace, the Miami buildings worth watching are the few actually delivering in 2027. Meet The Perigon, Shell Bay and Tula Residences.
A gutted-and-gorgeous Cobble Hill townhouse, a Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice's Connecticut masterpiece, a full-floor NoMad home above Madison Square Park, and a conservatory penthouse in Gramercy.
Residence 7GH at The Apthorp, an 8,400-square-foot never-lived-in home with interiors by Katherine Newman Design, is listed for $49.995 million with Douglas Elliman.
A surprise Paul Simon performance, a first-ever humanitarian award for Misty Copeland, and honors for Yannick Nézet-Séguin and Ann Ziff at the Denyce Graves Foundation's Harvest Moon Gala at Guastavino's.
Sales are underway at 44 West 8th Street, a 50-foot-wide, five-residence Greenwich Village condo off Washington Square Park with full-floor homes from $9.75 million.
Silver Oak and Throwing Doubles made a handmade leather backgammon set in Cabernet red, paired with a bottle of 2022 Alexander Valley Cabernet. Only 100 exist, at $450.
Andrew Franz Architect has reimagined a 2,614-square-foot loft at 50 Wooster Street in SoHo, pairing a 1895 cast-iron building’s original details with custom millwork, a 32-foot great room and a spa-like primary suite.
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First look inside Fouquet's Residences in the Miami Design District: 40,000 square feet of amenities by RDAI, the Hermès store designers, plus a direct line to the 85-key hotel below.