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Read MoreWith all the new condos and apartment buildings being built all throughout NYC, we have seen everything when it comes to amenities – from Vitamin C showers to lavish doggy spas and beyond. However, many buyers constantly find themselves looking for a home where they can have the ultimate privacy.
The demand for these types of features for privacy has risen and new developments are adding amenities such as secured entrances, private elevator banks, luxury porte-cocheres, and additional levels of staff and security so that individuals will never have to step onto the sidewalk outside their apartment, or even have to go through the main lobby. If you are one of those individuals that are looking for this “must-have” luxury amenity, here’s a list of some buildings that offer next-level privacy.
The Developers at 108 Leonard went to extensive lengths to include an impressive private, heated, covered motor reception with private parking, allowing residents to drive straight into the enclosed vestibule and enter the building without ever stepping outside. The developers have expected, and have had confirming feedback from potential buyers, that affluent residents and high profile individuals specifically appreciate this feature. 108 Leonard also features three lobby entrances – on Leonard Street, Broadway and Lafayette Street – in addition to a separate private entrance on Catherine Lane.
Ceruzzi Properties’ The Centrale also features a private porte-cochere spanning from 49th Street to 50th Street with a private covered entrance that leads directly to the elevators. This allows residents to drive in and immediately hop into the elevator, while also avoiding the hassle of having to come in contact with other residents or outside guests.
Located in the Midtown East corridor, just south of the storied United Nations headquarters, One United Nations Park was designed with the highest level of privacy in mind. A private porte cochere and indoor motor court welcomes residents home, and they are whisked up to sun-drenched apartments clad in the finest finishes, such as Calacatta Lincoln marble countertops and custom oak flooring. The limited collection of expansive duplex residences in the building has double height ceilings with floor-to-ceiling windows that are layered black glass on the exterior, but remain completely translucent from inside the building. This reaffirms that residents won't be distrubed once inside their home.
Tucked away in Manhattan’s West Chelsea neighborhood, Jardim is the first U.S. residential development by Isay Weinfeld, the world-renowned Brazilian architect and interior designer known for his hotels and high-end homes, including the ultra-chic Fasano Hotels around the world. The Portuguese word for garden—Jardim—is a fitting name for this plant-filled property, which boasts an ultra-private urban park that envelops the two 11-story towers that comprise the development. In addition to the 36 residences and gardens, amenities include a skylit swimming pool, fitness center, spa facilities and a brick-vaulted private tunnel that connects West 27th and 28th Streets, leading to views of the garden’s dense greenery through a lattice wall in the lobby—serving as the ultimate paparazzi-proof porte cochere. Jardim is developed by Centaur Properties and Greyscale Development Group.
Hudson Square’s newest residential tower, Greenwich West, offers a modern downtown lifestyle in one of New York City’s most vibrant and exciting neighborhoods. Located at 110 Charlton Street, the 30-story building is being designed by a team of acclaimed design world visionaries led by French female architect Francoise Raynaud, founder of the Parisian architecture and design firm Loci-Anima. One of the tallest buildings in the area, the residential tower provides unprecedented views of the Hudson River, New York Harbor and the Statue of Liberty, and a robust amenities offering including private parking. A rarity in new developments, Greenwich West will boast an automated parking garage that lets those who use it go directly into the building hassle-free. To retrieve your car, you can request your car by the app and have it waiting for you when you get downstairs, or have the doorman call it or call it from the automated screen. Never having to leave the building when entering or exiting, it's a safe haven for all.
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Loggia NoMad begins presales at 842 Sixth Avenue, where plans for a modular hotel gave way to 94 condos with private loggias near Manhattan’s Flower District.
At 23 Bedford Road, nearly 11,000 square feet of living space comes with a basement roller hockey rink, golf simulator, 800-square-foot theater and enough amenities to make leaving home optional.
Bette Midler turned The Glasshouse into an underwater fever dream for Hulaween on Horror Reef, raising over $2 million for New York Restoration Project with Cyndi Lauper on stage and Isaac Mizrahi judging the costumes.
From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.
A record-setting Cobble Hill penthouse, a former eyeglass factory loft in the Financial District, and a Bushwick duplex with a patio made for Sunday mornings.
Two-bedroom homes are hitting a sweet spot this fall. Here are three standout new development condos in the $2 millions, from Hell’s Kitchen terraces to Williamsburg waterfront living and Upper West Side Hudson River views.
New Halloween cocktails for 2026: a Corpse Reviver, a Poison Carmel Apple, a jet-black Nocturne martini, a Cereal Killer, and a Naughty & Spice margarita.
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.
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.
New to the market in Carroll Gardens, a townhouse that once was the neighborhood’s most expensive sold property, has just hit the market for $9,995,000 with Douglas Elliman. Located at 181 President Street, this sprawling 5,356sq.ft. home features 5-bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, with elevator access to all four levels. Amenities include a landscaped roof deck, a basement viewing room, a wine cellar, a library/bedroom with a wet bar, a large terrace with an outdoor kitchen off the great room, an elevator, a sauna, an expansive home gym large and a two-car garage with a Tesla charging station.
Douglas Elliman’s Jessica Peters, Monica Breese, Fredrik Eklund and John Gomes have the listing.
Designed by Workshop DA, the home boasts an array of finishes that channel Brooklyn's industrial heritage. Immersed in luxury and modern convenience, no expense was spared in crafting this expansive 5,356 sqft residence. A central skylight and over-sized windows allow natural light to radiate throughout. The private elevator makes for easy access to all four levels in addition to a multi-car garage outfitted with a Tesla charging station; accessible through a motorized, solid Mahogany door.
Noteworthy characteristics include a striking steel staircase adjacent to custom walnut shelving that doubles as a green or accent wall. The home spans 35-feet wide, with an exterior constructed of brick and walnut, inclusive of a curb cut. The private multi-car garage easily fits two large cars with ample space for a private at-home gym or work studio.
The contemporary design aesthetic of the home is exemplified by some of its most standard features like rift-sawn limed oak, wide-plank flooring laid in a herringbone pattern. Step out of your private elevator to enter an expansive twenty-nine foot (29ft) wide living room. Twelve foot (12ft) ceilings, combined with a wall of floor to ceiling glass doors that fully open, create seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining. Elevate your private outdoor dining experience! The landscaped terrace is outfitted with a kitchenette, grilling station and an elegant pergola that provides shade for the built-in seating area.
A sunny, eat-in chef's kitchen is fully equipped with appliances by Miele, Wolf and Liebherr, including a five-burner gas cooktop, wall oven, microwave, warming drawer and coffeemaker. Nublado countertops + backsplash and a Blanco fireclay apron-front sink perfectly complement the white and walnut custom cabinetry.
The third floor offers three gracious, sunlit bedrooms and two stately bathrooms with abundant closet space while maintaining the privacy of the Master Floor above. The Master Floor is the definition of refinement, showcasing an impressive bedroom with a king-sized walk-in closet and views of Lower Manhattan. The lush Master Bathroom encompasses a freestanding oval tub, a sky lit shower, and a stunning custom marble vanity. A chic home office and library, equipped with a wet bar, is just across the corridor.
The serene roof terrace with open views of the Manhattan skyline is an ideal place to relax. The terrace is professionally landscaped with built-in speakers and custom lighting to show off the Bluestone floor tiles, complimented by custom horizontal pipe fencing. Not to be forgotten, the cellar level of the home features a temperature-controlled wine room and a media room perfect for an at-home theatre.
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Loggia NoMad begins presales at 842 Sixth Avenue, where plans for a modular hotel gave way to 94 condos with private loggias near Manhattan’s Flower District.
At 23 Bedford Road, nearly 11,000 square feet of living space comes with a basement roller hockey rink, golf simulator, 800-square-foot theater and enough amenities to make leaving home optional.
From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.
A record-setting Cobble Hill penthouse, a former eyeglass factory loft in the Financial District, and a Bushwick duplex with a patio made for Sunday mornings.
Two-bedroom homes are hitting a sweet spot this fall. Here are three standout new development condos in the $2 millions, from Hell’s Kitchen terraces to Williamsburg waterfront living and Upper West Side Hudson River views.
New Halloween cocktails for 2026: a Corpse Reviver, a Poison Carmel Apple, a jet-black Nocturne martini, a Cereal Killer, and a Naughty & Spice margarita.
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.
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.
Looking for a new place to live or just curious about what's on the market? Check out our top open houses this weekend.
Read MoreThe entry foyer that has been a status symbol of the rich in many historic homes is now making a grand return in today's luxury condominiums. In an age of openness and oversharing, ie. Instagram, Snapchat and Instagram, a number of designers and developers are helping buyers reclaim their privacy by reinventing and reintegrating this classic staple. From wood flooring medallions with a basket-weave motif, ash veneer panels, custom-designed concrete walls and more, this age-old concept is being reinterpreted today.
At Studio DB's all-new 13-story boutique luxury condo project in Brooklyn Heights, The Symon, the New York-based design firm led by husband and wife Damian and Britt Zunino – who are known for their custom homes and high-end interiors work for a roster of celebrities in New York – accentuated the 59 one-to-four-bedroom residences with custom entry foyers. Residents are welcomed home through large solid panel doors, crown molding accents, eight-inch baseboards and rich inlaid wood flooring medallions with a basket-weave motif. Oversized divided-light windows and custom washed-oak floors fill the homes with natural light and warmth once inside.
Across the bridge and nestled in the heart of the Upper West Side, 555 West End Avenue offers 13 breathtaking, one-of-a-kind residences with unmatched architectural magnificence from the building's origin as a prestigious private school. The expansive three-to-five-bedroom residences are outfitted with elegant entry foyers, creating the perfect balance between classic Uptown apartment layouts and the dramatic volume and soaring ceilings of a Downtown loft.
Over on the Upper East Side in the coveted Carnegie Hill neighborhood, 180 East 88th Street is an iconic condominium tower offering only 48 graciously-appointed residences with soaring ceiling heights, pre-war-inspired details and stunning views of Central Park. Many of the condominium’s gracious residences have been outfitted with a formal, elliptical-shaped entry gallery. These spaces have been appointed with herringbone flooring from Austria, plaster cove details and wainscoting, and provide the perfect bridge from the exterior’s pre-war architectural inspiration to the contemporary residences.
Located in the heart of Manhattan’s “New Downtown,” 77 Greenwich, a new luxury condominium with interiors by the renowned Deborah Berke Partners—the firm known for the interiors at the world’s tallest residential building, 432 Park Avenue, boast's 90 residences that feature a distinct entry foyer/gallery space lined with ash veneer panels that guide residents to open kitchens and gracious living spaces. The foyer floors are sandblasted/brushed Bianco Mist Quartzite.
And finally, at the new landmark tower by Foster + Partners and developer Aby Rosen 100 East 53 Street, many of the condominium's coveted residences have been carefully constructed to include a grand entry foyer, including the building's limited-edition collection of Downtown-style skyscraper lofts located in the base of the building. Residents enter through a striking oak entry door and then transition into the apartment through the entry gallery, which features architectural concrete walls and diamond-polished, high grade concrete flooring.
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With Lauryn Hill onstage, Mark Ronson behind the decks and Michael B. Jordan among the crowd, Lady Delilah made its case as New York’s newest high-wattage supper club before officially opening its doors.
Loggia NoMad begins presales at 842 Sixth Avenue, where plans for a modular hotel gave way to 94 condos with private loggias near Manhattan’s Flower District.
At 23 Bedford Road, nearly 11,000 square feet of living space comes with a basement roller hockey rink, golf simulator, 800-square-foot theater and enough amenities to make leaving home optional.
Bette Midler turned The Glasshouse into an underwater fever dream for Hulaween on Horror Reef, raising over $2 million for New York Restoration Project with Cyndi Lauper on stage and Isaac Mizrahi judging the costumes.
From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.
A record-setting Cobble Hill penthouse, a former eyeglass factory loft in the Financial District, and a Bushwick duplex with a patio made for Sunday mornings.
Two-bedroom homes are hitting a sweet spot this fall. Here are three standout new development condos in the $2 millions, from Hell’s Kitchen terraces to Williamsburg waterfront living and Upper West Side Hudson River views.
New Halloween cocktails for 2026: a Corpse Reviver, a Poison Carmel Apple, a jet-black Nocturne martini, a Cereal Killer, and a Naughty & Spice margarita.
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.
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.
Douglas Elliman Real Estate,has welcomed Jessica Chestler and Ben Jacobs to the firm, launching The Chestler Jacobs Team based out of the 575 Madison Avenue office. Jacobs, who is dually licensed, will split his time between New York and Florida and will also be based out of the 1111 Lincoln Road corporate office in Miami Beach.
Chestler and Jacobs have over $350 million of combined sales under their belts. They will continue to serve the needs of their clientele throughout New York City while also catering to clients looking to invest in or relocate to South Florida. Chestler and Jacobs bring a keen understanding of the market and over 15 years of experience working with buyers, sellers, tenants and owners to their new role. Jacobs, having grown up in a real estate family, will contribute his strong background and unique expertise navigating the specific ins and outs of various New York City neighborhoods in addition to those in Miami. Both come to Elliman from CORE Real Estate.
"We are so excited to have Jessica and Ben joining our team," said Brad Loe, Executive Manager of Sales in New York City for Douglas Elliman. “They have both consistently brought a high level of enthusiasm and professionalism to their individual work and are a great fit for each other and for our firm.”
The newly formed Chestler and Jacobs Team will also include Blanca Stempel and Michael Kahler. Stempel, a former fashion executive with a passion for real estate and an eye for visual detail, worked alongside Jacobs during their time together at CORE. A native of Valencia, Spain, Stempel now owns real estate in the Hudson Square neighborhood of New York City and understands the needs of clients looking to call New York home. Kahler, a creative dealmaker with over 12 years of marketing, sales and sales management experience to his credit, is originally from Dallas, TX and has lived in Manhattan and Brooklyn for the past six years. Chestler and Jacobs also currently reside in New York – Chestler in TriBeCa and Jacobs in both Williamsburg, Brooklyn and Miami Beach, FL.
"I have always admired Ben’s work ethic and personal character," said Chestler. “He goes above and beyond for his clients which is something I also pride myself on. I know that we’ll work well together, and we’re thrilled to be embarking on this new phase under the auspices of Douglas Elliman’s excellent reputation in this industry.”
"Jessica is a true pro, always offering innovative ideas and with an unmatched understanding of social media and the future of our field," added Jacobs. “With Douglas Elliman’s established brokerage throughout the country, it was an obvious decision to combine our skills and resources, as well as bringing in Blanca and Michael, in order to service our relocation and investment clients under one brand.”
In addition to real estate, Chestler is passionate about travelling, biking, golfing, and collecting contemporary art. She sits on the young associate boards of both the Rema Hort Mann Foundation and the Union Settlement as well as the Henry Street Settlements board for their annual Art Show. In his spare time, Jacobs love to travel, read, play tennis and spend time with his family.
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With Lauryn Hill onstage, Mark Ronson behind the decks and Michael B. Jordan among the crowd, Lady Delilah made its case as New York’s newest high-wattage supper club before officially opening its doors.
Loggia NoMad begins presales at 842 Sixth Avenue, where plans for a modular hotel gave way to 94 condos with private loggias near Manhattan’s Flower District.
At 23 Bedford Road, nearly 11,000 square feet of living space comes with a basement roller hockey rink, golf simulator, 800-square-foot theater and enough amenities to make leaving home optional.
Bette Midler turned The Glasshouse into an underwater fever dream for Hulaween on Horror Reef, raising over $2 million for New York Restoration Project with Cyndi Lauper on stage and Isaac Mizrahi judging the costumes.
From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.
A record-setting Cobble Hill penthouse, a former eyeglass factory loft in the Financial District, and a Bushwick duplex with a patio made for Sunday mornings.
Two-bedroom homes are hitting a sweet spot this fall. Here are three standout new development condos in the $2 millions, from Hell’s Kitchen terraces to Williamsburg waterfront living and Upper West Side Hudson River views.
New Halloween cocktails for 2026: a Corpse Reviver, a Poison Carmel Apple, a jet-black Nocturne martini, a Cereal Killer, and a Naughty & Spice margarita.
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.
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.
Related Companies unveiled a first look at the interiors of Lantern House Heatherwick Studio’s first residential project in North America, designed by March & White. Founded in 2010 by Elliot March and James White, March & White is an international design studio known for their sophisticated, inviting interiors, as well as expertise in modern luxury and experience-centric design.
March & White worked closely with Thomas Heatherwick and Heatherwick Studio to create a seamless vision of residential interiors at Lantern House that work within the vocabulary of Heatherwick Studio’s distinctive architecture. They blurred the lines between residential and hospitality design sensibilities to create highly social and immersive environments that feel homely, inviting and warm. Architecturally inspired, the interiors display an appreciation for symmetry, space, light and materiality and are rich and textured while still luxurious and timeless.
"It all started with the architecture as we worked closely with Thomas and Heatherwick Studio to define the story of Lantern House. It was important for the interiors and architecture to be having a conversation that incorporated the history and energy of the location and neighborhood,” says James White. Elliot March continues, “We collaborated with Heatherwick Studio closely and held numerous workshops with them throughout the process to share ideas throughout design and development. The holistic design connects a distinctive façade with a heritage interior. In all ways, Lantern House is a building filled with character.”
Designed from the inside out, each of the 181 elegantly appointed homes at Lantern House feature carefully considered layouts designed to complement Heatherwick Studio’s oversized bay windows. Each home is anchored by a custom-designed kitchen by March & White, and features a beautiful mix of warm, natural materials and elegant custom finishes.
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With Lauryn Hill onstage, Mark Ronson behind the decks and Michael B. Jordan among the crowd, Lady Delilah made its case as New York’s newest high-wattage supper club before officially opening its doors.
Loggia NoMad begins presales at 842 Sixth Avenue, where plans for a modular hotel gave way to 94 condos with private loggias near Manhattan’s Flower District.
At 23 Bedford Road, nearly 11,000 square feet of living space comes with a basement roller hockey rink, golf simulator, 800-square-foot theater and enough amenities to make leaving home optional.
Bette Midler turned The Glasshouse into an underwater fever dream for Hulaween on Horror Reef, raising over $2 million for New York Restoration Project with Cyndi Lauper on stage and Isaac Mizrahi judging the costumes.
From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.
A record-setting Cobble Hill penthouse, a former eyeglass factory loft in the Financial District, and a Bushwick duplex with a patio made for Sunday mornings.
Two-bedroom homes are hitting a sweet spot this fall. Here are three standout new development condos in the $2 millions, from Hell’s Kitchen terraces to Williamsburg waterfront living and Upper West Side Hudson River views.
New Halloween cocktails for 2026: a Corpse Reviver, a Poison Carmel Apple, a jet-black Nocturne martini, a Cereal Killer, and a Naughty & Spice margarita.
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.
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.
Our favorite listing this week is the home of Ranan Lurie, which he used as his art studio and office at Time Warner Center. Located at 25 Columbus Circle, Unit 63E, in the Upper West Side offering 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms.
The property is being listed for $4,995,000 with Danielle Lurie, Allison Sprouse, Lindsay Proud, Molly Gyllenhaal, and Zsuzsanna Bircsak of Compass as the listing agents.
We have the intention to sell this at a realistic price, given the state of the high-end market today,” Ms. Lurie said. “We wanted to make it something that was approachable to buyers and wouldn't let this apartment sit on the market for longer than it was meant to.” - Danielle Lurie
Lurie is in the Guinness World Record Book as the most syndicated political cartoonist and has a famed career, and famously created the "Uniting Painting" at the United Nations HQ, the largest ever contemporary painting ever exhibited at the UN. The listing also features a wall of cartoons and photos of many world leaders who have visited the apartment to have their portraits painted in it.
At the time of purchase, there was a line around the block to get in to see this unit because it was a corner unit with amazing Hudson River views. We had actually gone into contract on another condo in the same building with lesser views - and we chose to give up our deposit and get out of that deal so we could buy this apartment with some of the best views in Manhattan." - Ranan Lurie
The views will not be the only thing to make you smile in this apartment. This home comes with great artistic inspiration as it is currently being used as the art studio of the political cartoonist, humorist, journalist, and artist, Ranan Lurie (pictured here throughout with his daughter). Mr. Lurie has been the world’s most widely syndicated political cartoonist, having his cartoons published in over 1000 international publications weekly for over 3 decades.
His latest fine art piece, the Uniting Painting, is the expandable painting that originated at the United Nations headquarters and has spanned the globe in a mission to unite the world in goodwill. An important portion of this painting can be seen on display in this apartment today (though, sorry to say, it is not included in the sale). Come enjoy a wall of cartoons as you tour this magnificent apartment, as well as see photos of some of the world leaders interviewed and painted by Mr. Lurie.
Enter this home through the spacious foyer into a sublime Great Room that can serve as a living, dining, and entertaining room, conveniently located off a high-end galley kitchen with top-of-the-line finishes. Both the master and secondary bedrooms come with en-suite bathrooms and are abundantly spacious and sunny with exquisite views. This home also presents a generous amount of closet space throughout and comes with the convenience of a washer/dryer hook up along with a separate powder room for guests.
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Loggia NoMad begins presales at 842 Sixth Avenue, where plans for a modular hotel gave way to 94 condos with private loggias near Manhattan’s Flower District.
At 23 Bedford Road, nearly 11,000 square feet of living space comes with a basement roller hockey rink, golf simulator, 800-square-foot theater and enough amenities to make leaving home optional.
From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.
A record-setting Cobble Hill penthouse, a former eyeglass factory loft in the Financial District, and a Bushwick duplex with a patio made for Sunday mornings.
Two-bedroom homes are hitting a sweet spot this fall. Here are three standout new development condos in the $2 millions, from Hell’s Kitchen terraces to Williamsburg waterfront living and Upper West Side Hudson River views.
New Halloween cocktails for 2026: a Corpse Reviver, a Poison Carmel Apple, a jet-black Nocturne martini, a Cereal Killer, and a Naughty & Spice margarita.
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.
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.
Looking for a new place to live or just curious about what's on the market? Check out our top open houses this weekend.
Read MoreWith the holidays past us, you may have been disappointed in some of the holiday dinners you attended in cramped 1 bedrooms, or even a studio! But this year you can forget the crowded kitchen and the stressful planning because there are luxury residential developments that now offer residents access to exquisite private dining rooms and catering kitchens to make any holiday soiree a success.
Designed inside and out by celebrated architect Morris Adjmi, Front & York offers the first chance to live inside a resort-style, full-service building in DUMBO. Offering one of NYC's largest and most comprehensive amenity collections, spanning 150,000 square feet, Front & York provides residents with access to one of the city's largest private parks, a rooftop pool deck and lounge area, a porte-cochere and much more. Best-in-class leisure and lifestyle spaces include private chef’s kitchens, private wine rooms and party rooms that make the perfect place for hosting a fabulous holiday dinner party. Front & York will also be home to a top-of-the-line LifeTime facility, the premier athletic and wellness destination if you need to work off your delicious dinner the next day.
Destined to be the next crown jewel of New York, Rose Hill is a brand new full-service, 45-story luxury condominium tower currently under construction at 30 East 29th Street in Manhattan’s coveted NoMad neighborhood. Developed by the legendary Rockefeller Group, which was formed more than 90 years ago to develop and build Rockefeller Center, Rose Hill is the firm's first residential tower in its hometown and pays tribute to their greatest creation through its Art Deco-inspired design. Rose Hill's vast selection of amenities embrace the hotel-meets-home mindset with a communal atmosphere encouraging a social and active lifestyle, and offers the perfect space for holiday entertaining within the 37th floor's luxurious private residents’ club. Featuring a private dining room with an expansive dining table, lounge, and bar, residents can welcome their friends and family here and take in the panoramic views of New York's famous skyline.
Waterline Square, the five-acre, three-tower development designed by Rafael Viñoly, KPF and Richard Meier & Partners offering condominium and rental residences on Manhattan's Upper West Side, offers residents an impressive array of amenity spaces to augment the 100,000-square-foot collection of shared amenity spaces designed by the Rockwell Group. Each tower is home to a luxurious private dining room and catering kitchen perfect for entertaining. Designed by Champalimaud (One Waterline Square), Yabu Pushelberg (Two Waterline Square), and Groves and Co. (Three Waterline Square), the exquisite spaces can seat up to 30 people so you can host a Thanksgiving feast that is truly "the more, the merrier." Residents can even arrange catering through the development's retail partnership with Cipriani, located within Two Waterline Square.
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With Lauryn Hill onstage, Mark Ronson behind the decks and Michael B. Jordan among the crowd, Lady Delilah made its case as New York’s newest high-wattage supper club before officially opening its doors.
Loggia NoMad begins presales at 842 Sixth Avenue, where plans for a modular hotel gave way to 94 condos with private loggias near Manhattan’s Flower District.
At 23 Bedford Road, nearly 11,000 square feet of living space comes with a basement roller hockey rink, golf simulator, 800-square-foot theater and enough amenities to make leaving home optional.
Bette Midler turned The Glasshouse into an underwater fever dream for Hulaween on Horror Reef, raising over $2 million for New York Restoration Project with Cyndi Lauper on stage and Isaac Mizrahi judging the costumes.
From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.
A record-setting Cobble Hill penthouse, a former eyeglass factory loft in the Financial District, and a Bushwick duplex with a patio made for Sunday mornings.
Two-bedroom homes are hitting a sweet spot this fall. Here are three standout new development condos in the $2 millions, from Hell’s Kitchen terraces to Williamsburg waterfront living and Upper West Side Hudson River views.
New Halloween cocktails for 2026: a Corpse Reviver, a Poison Carmel Apple, a jet-black Nocturne martini, a Cereal Killer, and a Naughty & Spice margarita.
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.
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.
30 Warren is a new kind of boutique condominium that is truly taking Tribeca by storm and is making a name for themselves with their exclusive programs and benefits. Tribeca Select, is a program that provides 30 Warren residents with exclusive in-home services and special offerings as well as priority status at a collection of the neighborhood’s most renowned retailers, restaurants and institutions.
Cape Advisors, the New York City-based developer of 30 Warren Tribeca has just announced a brand-new expansion of this program which is now featuring a celebrity floral designer, an artisanal millwork company, an acclaimed sommelier, internationally renowned yoga instructors, premier pet services and to top it all off some of the city’s top music and art professionals.
Neighborhood favorite Emily Thompson Flowers serves 30 Warren as the Resident Floral Advisor, bringing striking designs to life using seasonal materials often culled from her network of local growers and foragers. Her bespoke arrangements and fresh botanicals are delivered right to residents’ front doors, and residents can tap Emily Thompson Flowers for in-home floral consultation and event design. Perks include discounted pricing and unique seasonal offerings, many of which are inspired by 30 Warren’s design and architecture.
30 Warren residents have the unique opportunity to customize their kitchens, closets, bathrooms, and shelving through Hudson LaGrange. Hudson LaGrange uses only the finest locally sourced materials, such as the highest-grade white oak and black walnut, and is recognized for its focus on hand-crafted details and the integration of unique and functional features.
Yoga Shanti provides residents with a wide range of yoga and meditation classes at all levels for adults and children. Perks include discounted pricing, priority reservation status for classes at the studios Tribeca location, plus access to private lessons in one’s home orin 30 Warren’s yoga studio.
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Church Street School for Music and Art offers an extensive curriculum for all ages. Its acclaimed faculty is available for customized art and musical instrument lessons and experiences in one’s home, at school or in the 30 Warren children’s movement studio.
Resident Sommelier and Founder of Terroir Tribeca Paul Grieco provides 30 Warren residents an array of services from hosting private wine tastings to offering advice on wine, food pairings, etc. Residents enjoy VIP reservations status at Terroir as well as in-home catering.
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PoochiNYC offers 30 Warren residents discounted pricing for pet concierge services, designed to meet the needs and goals of every pet. Services include daily private and semi-private walks, overnight stays, grooming appointments, veterinarian visits, and training sessions.
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With Lauryn Hill onstage, Mark Ronson behind the decks and Michael B. Jordan among the crowd, Lady Delilah made its case as New York’s newest high-wattage supper club before officially opening its doors.
Loggia NoMad begins presales at 842 Sixth Avenue, where plans for a modular hotel gave way to 94 condos with private loggias near Manhattan’s Flower District.
At 23 Bedford Road, nearly 11,000 square feet of living space comes with a basement roller hockey rink, golf simulator, 800-square-foot theater and enough amenities to make leaving home optional.
Bette Midler turned The Glasshouse into an underwater fever dream for Hulaween on Horror Reef, raising over $2 million for New York Restoration Project with Cyndi Lauper on stage and Isaac Mizrahi judging the costumes.
From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.
A record-setting Cobble Hill penthouse, a former eyeglass factory loft in the Financial District, and a Bushwick duplex with a patio made for Sunday mornings.
Two-bedroom homes are hitting a sweet spot this fall. Here are three standout new development condos in the $2 millions, from Hell’s Kitchen terraces to Williamsburg waterfront living and Upper West Side Hudson River views.
New Halloween cocktails for 2026: a Corpse Reviver, a Poison Carmel Apple, a jet-black Nocturne martini, a Cereal Killer, and a Naughty & Spice margarita.
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.
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.
Apartment and home trends are ever-changing in the world of interior design. Both buyers and renters desire spaces that embody function and beauty, no matter how costly they may be. After all, higher prices typically mean better quality.
High-end finishes have captured the attention of many residents looking for beautiful spaces. Beauty, practicality and durability are hard to pass up, especially when choosing your floors, countertops and other essentials.
As the new year comes closer, you can expect to see a rising preference for high-end finishes through 2020 and beyond. You may even find inspiration for your next rental or future home by watching the market. Here are a few things to look for in the luxury rental market for 2020.
Glass and steel are abundant in high-end apartments and homes around the world. Something about these two materials boasts extravagance — and when put together, they're unstoppable.
Australian architects, for example, have taken cues from American "starchitects" to create homes consisting almost entirely of steel and glass. Imagine the light, airy characteristics of floor-to-ceiling glass windows combined with the solidity of steel exteriors.
This style remains a favorite for a reason — less is more.
There’s no question that wood flooring has always been a beloved style choice for trend-focused residents. Hardwood flooring is undeniably handsome and lasts decades with proper care. It’s a luxury finish that is becoming even hotter thanks to advancements in sustainable production.
Newer reclaimed and recycled woods have come a long way from the styles of the past. Manufacturers often use reclaimed timber to create finished flooring indiscernible from newly created wood. Bamboo puts an attention-grabbing spin on a familiar concept — it looks and functions like wood but grows much faster.
Flooring manufacturers are increasingly looking to source local or sustainably harvested materials. Now, contractors can create fabulous floors without contributing to air pollution or deforestation. In 2020, expect more sustainable high-end floors to make a splash.
Quartz countertops and floors are becoming a popular alternative to granite because of their beauty and increased durability. They provide a versatile finish that never compromises on style, creating a high-end look with practical value for homeowners or real estate investors.
Like granite, this material comes in a range of trending colors to suit modern design needs. Its remarkable resistance to stains is another plus, eliminating the worry of constant upkeep or resealing. As more renters and homebuyers seek longevity from their living spaces, quartz will continue increasing in the ranks for 2020.
Make your kitchen or bathroom stand out from the crowd with gold fixtures. These add a pop of color to minimalist designs and fit seamlessly into more colorful apartment themes. The vibrant hue adds warmth to any room, creating a pleasant change of pace from the colder quality of steel.
A few well-placed gold accents can turn an apartment or home into an indisputable hub of opulence and taste. Gold accents come in finishes such as satin and matte to fit any style. Many residents use them as additional decor pieces, but more ambitious investors can build an entire room theme around this luxury look.
Gold fixtures are an easy way to add style to a minimal space. Look out for more rentals on the market with faucets, light fixtures and showerheads consisting of this metal.
Concrete is becoming prevalent both for its look and its eco-friendly properties. Many consider cast concrete to be sustainable because of its low-energy manufacturing, and it can transform to fit numerous residential styles.
The sturdy material is also excellent for blocking out noise, which is a must-have for renters living among many other tenants. While apartment complexes made entirely from concrete may look industrial on the outside, the interiors show an elegance unique to high-end apartments.
Not convinced of concrete’s style potential? In one example, Swiss architect Gus Wüstermann's concrete creation combines affordability with luxury to create a high-quality place for a lower price.
Whether you're looking for a new place or exploring the market, there's much to see in luxury rentals for 2020. Property managers and real estate experts will be on the leading edge of modern design.
In a sea of options, you can stand apart from the crowd by prioritizing authenticity and uniqueness in your search for luxury properties.
Holly Welles is a real estate blogger covering design, finance and market trends for apartment dwellers. You can find more of her work on her blog, The Estate Update.
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With Lauryn Hill onstage, Mark Ronson behind the decks and Michael B. Jordan among the crowd, Lady Delilah made its case as New York’s newest high-wattage supper club before officially opening its doors.
Loggia NoMad begins presales at 842 Sixth Avenue, where plans for a modular hotel gave way to 94 condos with private loggias near Manhattan’s Flower District.
At 23 Bedford Road, nearly 11,000 square feet of living space comes with a basement roller hockey rink, golf simulator, 800-square-foot theater and enough amenities to make leaving home optional.
Bette Midler turned The Glasshouse into an underwater fever dream for Hulaween on Horror Reef, raising over $2 million for New York Restoration Project with Cyndi Lauper on stage and Isaac Mizrahi judging the costumes.
From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.
A record-setting Cobble Hill penthouse, a former eyeglass factory loft in the Financial District, and a Bushwick duplex with a patio made for Sunday mornings.
Two-bedroom homes are hitting a sweet spot this fall. Here are three standout new development condos in the $2 millions, from Hell’s Kitchen terraces to Williamsburg waterfront living and Upper West Side Hudson River views.
New Halloween cocktails for 2026: a Corpse Reviver, a Poison Carmel Apple, a jet-black Nocturne martini, a Cereal Killer, and a Naughty & Spice margarita.
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.
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.
Compass, has announced that leading real estate agents Darren Sukenik and Benjamin Glazer joined the firm in late December. The Sukenik Glazer Team is one of NYC’s top residential teams with more than $5 billion in recent sales.
Benjamin Glazer.
At their prior firm, Douglas Elliman, The Sukenik Glazer Team was named #1 in Tribeca/ West Village, a top 10 team in NYC from 2008-2018, and consistently ranked among the top-performing teams in the nation by The Wall Street Journal/ REAL Trends.
“Darren and Ben lead one of the most successful teams not only in NYC, but in the nation, and we are excited to welcome them to the Compass family,” said Rory Golod, New York Regional President. “As team leaders and entrepreneurs, Darren and Ben’s customer-focused approach has driven their incredible track record, and we look forward to fully supporting their goals here at Compass.”
A tour-de-force in the resale sphere, The Sukenik Glazer Team also has seasoned expertise in new development having led sales at some of Manhattan’s most notable projects including 150 Charles, 10 Madison Square West, 111 Murray Street, 17 e 12th Street, 111 Leroy, and 565 Broome. The team also secured record-breaking transactions at Superior Ink (15 sales) as well as One Morton Square (68 sales.)
Sukenik also owns his own interior design firm, TWENTIETHCENTURY, where he draws upon his fashion background to help clients achieve their ideal aesthetic, and points to the Compass Concierge home improvement program as a way to complement his full-service approach.
Darren Sukenik
“After nearly 20 great years at Douglas Elliman, I felt it was time to make a change and join a company with their pulse on the future of the real estate industry,” said Sukenik. “The Compass Concierge program is a service I know will exponentially benefit my clients and my overall business strategy through my interior design group. It creates so many opportunities I otherwise would not have.”
“The technology and the culture at Compass are also what drew us to the firm,” added Glazer, a luxury sales specialist since 2002. “Compass empowers us to run our team like a small business with incredible support from leadership and marketing on a local and national level.”
The Sukenik Glazer Team will be based out of Compass’ 110 Fifth Avenue office.
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With Lauryn Hill onstage, Mark Ronson behind the decks and Michael B. Jordan among the crowd, Lady Delilah made its case as New York’s newest high-wattage supper club before officially opening its doors.
Loggia NoMad begins presales at 842 Sixth Avenue, where plans for a modular hotel gave way to 94 condos with private loggias near Manhattan’s Flower District.
At 23 Bedford Road, nearly 11,000 square feet of living space comes with a basement roller hockey rink, golf simulator, 800-square-foot theater and enough amenities to make leaving home optional.
Bette Midler turned The Glasshouse into an underwater fever dream for Hulaween on Horror Reef, raising over $2 million for New York Restoration Project with Cyndi Lauper on stage and Isaac Mizrahi judging the costumes.
From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.
A record-setting Cobble Hill penthouse, a former eyeglass factory loft in the Financial District, and a Bushwick duplex with a patio made for Sunday mornings.
New Halloween cocktails for 2026: a Corpse Reviver, a Poison Carmel Apple, a jet-black Nocturne martini, a Cereal Killer, and a Naughty & Spice margarita.
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.
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.
Our favorite listing this week is located at 74 Fifth Avenue, 10/11A, in Greenwich Village offering 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms. The duplex comes with an expansive great room perfect for living, dining and media, and a fully equipped chef's kitchen. The upper part of the duplex features a secondary, sprawling, more casual entertaining space with its own full breakfast kitchen.
The property is being listed for $9,000,000 with Kelly Killoren Bensimon, Lauren Muss and Michael Passaro, also of Douglas Elliman.
This spacious 5,000sq.ft. residence has been masterfully designed and newly renovated to perfection. Originally configured as two separate units, the home is now comprised of 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, an expansive great room, dining room, media room and fully equipped chef's kitchen. The upper floor features a sprawling entertaining space with its own full breakfast kitchen. An astounding twenty oversized windows allow light to flow throughout.
Each remarkable floor of this duplex enjoys a fully equipped, customized chef's quality kitchen. The lower-floor kitchen features custom cabinetry with gorgeous leather hardware, St Laurent stone countertops, and Dornbracht fixtures. The appliances include a Subzero refrigerator, a Wolf exterior vented gas stovetop, and oven, Miele dishwasher. The upper-floor kitchen features white cabinetry with elegant D line recessed hardware and ¼ inch stainless steel waterfall countertops. Top of the line appliances includes a Gaggenau induction stovetop, and recirculating oven stove, Miele dishwasher, Smeg exterior run vent, and a Sub-Zero refrigerator.
The gracious master bedroom includes a walk-in closet and spa-like bathroom with double vanity, a Patricia Urquoia for Agape soaking tub and a walk-in shower. A sun-drenched office is located just off the master bedroom and is perfect for working from home or can be used as a luxurious dressing area.
The apartment features smart technology, including Sonos in-wall sound system, security cameras, video doorbells, NEST thermostats, and six Launchport wall charging units for IPads on both floors. This home also features two utility rooms equipped with full-sized, exterior venting Whirlpool washer and dryer. A full mudroom off the main entry is lined in 6-inch oak with custom coat hooks. Built as a passion project by a developer for his personal home, this residence would be impossible to recreate at this price.
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At 23 Bedford Road, nearly 11,000 square feet of living space comes with a basement roller hockey rink, golf simulator, 800-square-foot theater and enough amenities to make leaving home optional.
From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.
A record-setting Cobble Hill penthouse, a former eyeglass factory loft in the Financial District, and a Bushwick duplex with a patio made for Sunday mornings.
Two-bedroom homes are hitting a sweet spot this fall. Here are three standout new development condos in the $2 millions, from Hell’s Kitchen terraces to Williamsburg waterfront living and Upper West Side Hudson River views.
New Halloween cocktails for 2026: a Corpse Reviver, a Poison Carmel Apple, a jet-black Nocturne martini, a Cereal Killer, and a Naughty & Spice margarita.
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.
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.
On December 20th, Grey’s Anatomy star Ellen Pompeo sold her Sag Harbor Home for $2.995 million.
Hi res images credit: Chris Foster, courtesy Douglas Elliman
Grey's Anatomy star Ellen Pompeo designed this charming modern farmhouse as her Hamptons retreat on over 8 acres in Sag Harbor. The 2400 s.f. house, built in 2013, has 5 bedrooms (one doubles as media room/bar) and 4 baths divided over three floors. The lower level bedroom/media room has a full bath and two legal egresses and tons of closet storage space. The main floor suite has a full bath, private living room and master bedroom with private staircase that leads to an ensuite guest room.
The second floor master has a private living room, a full bath and an adjoining bedroom or a great office. There is a gorgeous kitchen, dining area by the front door, living room with soaring ceilings and glass walls, two fireplaces--one in the living room and one in the screened/glassed-in dining porch. The porch overlooks the lovely heated, Gunite pool and generous lawn surround. Private, quiet and notably stylish. Room for tennis.
5 Total Bedrooms 4 Full Baths 2400 Sq. Ft. 8.38 Acres Built in 2013 Barn Style Partial Basement Lower Level: Finished Hardwood Flooring Family Room Study y Great Room First Floor Master First Floor Bathroom 2 Fireplaces Forced Air Gas Fuel Central A/C Private Well Water Private Septic Pool: In Ground, Gunite, Heated Screened Porch Enclosed Porch Covered Porch Room For Tennis
Martha Gundersen of Douglas Elliman brought the buyer.
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With Lauryn Hill onstage, Mark Ronson behind the decks and Michael B. Jordan among the crowd, Lady Delilah made its case as New York’s newest high-wattage supper club before officially opening its doors.
Loggia NoMad begins presales at 842 Sixth Avenue, where plans for a modular hotel gave way to 94 condos with private loggias near Manhattan’s Flower District.
At 23 Bedford Road, nearly 11,000 square feet of living space comes with a basement roller hockey rink, golf simulator, 800-square-foot theater and enough amenities to make leaving home optional.
Bette Midler turned The Glasshouse into an underwater fever dream for Hulaween on Horror Reef, raising over $2 million for New York Restoration Project with Cyndi Lauper on stage and Isaac Mizrahi judging the costumes.
From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.
A record-setting Cobble Hill penthouse, a former eyeglass factory loft in the Financial District, and a Bushwick duplex with a patio made for Sunday mornings.
New Halloween cocktails for 2026: a Corpse Reviver, a Poison Carmel Apple, a jet-black Nocturne martini, a Cereal Killer, and a Naughty & Spice margarita.
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.
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.
With Lauryn Hill onstage, Mark Ronson behind the decks and Michael B. Jordan among the crowd, Lady Delilah made its case as New York’s newest high-wattage supper club before officially opening its doors.