The Greenwich by Rafael Viñoly Begins Closings, Ushering in a New Era of Downtown Luxury
Downtown Manhattan is officially welcoming a new icon. The Greenwich by Rafael Viñoly, a soaring 88-story luxury residential tower, has begun closings, marking the debut of one of the city’s most distinctive new addresses. Rising 912 feet into the skyline, the building is home to 272 residences ranging from studios to three-bedroom homes, with lofts and penthouses also available. With interiors by the globally acclaimed MAWD | March and White Design and pricing starting at $1.11 million, The Greenwich is redefining elevated downtown living.
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The architectural design by Rafael Viñoly is bold and unmistakable, anchored by a singular exposed concrete column and a curved glass façade that frames sweeping views of the Hudson River, Statue of Liberty, and Manhattan skyline. The interiors are offered in three distinct palettes—Terra, Aqua, and Stratus—drawing inspiration from sky, sea, and city, with each residence featuring marble countertops, radiant-heated primary baths, and custom oak millwork. But perhaps the biggest luxury? “The 88,” New York City’s highest private residential amenity suite. Spanning over 15,000 square feet across the top three floors, residents enjoy a penthouse lifestyle no matter their unit, with access to a wellness center, fitness studio, private lounge, and the tallest indoor swimming pool in the city.
Additional amenities include a multi-sport simulator, game room, and an expansive 16th-floor terrace complete with private grilling stations and fire pits. Just steps from the World Trade Center, and with seamless access to Tribeca, Seaport, and Battery Park, The Greenwich offers not just a home—but a front-row seat to the best of Downtown Manhattan. With closings underway and immediate occupancy available, this tower isn’t just turning heads—it’s setting a new standard for what it means to live luxuriously in the city.
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