A Look At Olympia Dumbo Topping Out

Olympia Dumbo celebrated its topping out last Tuesday (August 3rd) to become the tallest residential building in DUMBO, Brooklyn, at 401-feet and 33 stories. Developed by Fortis Property Group with architecture by Hill West and interiors by Workstead, Olympia Dumbo will feature 76 condominiums and over 38,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities.

Sales are handled by The Eklund | Gomes Team at Douglas Elliman and Karen Heyman of Sotheby’s International Realty.

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Our Favorite Listings For The Week

Looking for a new place to live or just curious about what's on the market? Check out our favorite homes you should make an appointment for this week. 

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Penthouse E at 11 Hoyt

Located in Downtown Brooklyn, 11 Hoyt is a 57-story tower that rises 620 feet and spans almost an entire city block and was designed by MacArthur Fellow Jeanne Gang, founding principal of Studio Gang Architects, with interiors by Michaelis Boyd Associates. The building offers an expansive collection of over 55,000 square-feet of thoughtfully designed indoor and outdoor amenities, including an elevated, private park for residents.

PHE, listed at $5,000,000, is a gracious three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom corner residence that is perched on 11 Hoyt’s highest floor: a one-of-a-kind residence centered on a spacious corner living and dining room that is ideal for entertaining, relaxing, and everyday living. Offering soaring ceilings, stunning southern and eastern views that incorporate the tranquil tree-lined streets of brownstone Brooklyn, the Verrazano Narrows Bridge, and the ocean beyond, Residence PHE will enjoy tremendous light and air, with the entire borough of Brooklyn as its picture-perfect backdrop, and is available with an optional custom gas fireplace by Michaelis Boyd.

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4 Deer Run in Sparkill, NY

Courtesy Douglas Elliman

Michelle Licata of Douglas Elliman has listed the long-time home of award-winning perfume bottle designer, Marc Rosen, and his wife, Hollywood legend, Arlene Dahl at 4 Deer Run in Sparkill, NY. The estate is offered for $4.95M.

Marc found the home for him and Arlene 40 years ago when they were engaged and oversaw a complete renovation and restoration of the estate – returning it to its original glory. Marc brought back the original layout as close as possible and stripped paint from the eight fireplaces to reveal the original marble.

Over the years, Marc and Arlene have hosted many star-studded charity events, holiday parties and even weddings at the home, including that of Arlene’s son, actor Lorenzo Lamas. An early party was a celebration of Helen Haye’s 80th birthday party. Other celebrities who’ve graced the grounds include Brooke Shields, Rosie O’Donnell, Joan Collins, Joan Rivers and Jane Powell.

While Arlene has starred in films such as “Journey to the Center of the Earth” (1959), “Slightly Scarlet” (1956) and “Three Little Words” (1950), Marc has a successful track record working with world-renowned brands such as Karl Lagerfeld, Fendi and Elizabeth Arden, designing artful cosmetic and fragrance branding and packaging.

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15 East 30th Street #18D

The home's interiors were designed by Amy Kalikow Design and it features 2 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms spread across 1,622 sqft. With an asking price of $3,425,000, the home has beautiful views of the Manhattan skyline to the south, east and west. Like all of the residences at Madison House, the home has 9-foot-tall doors, 11-foot-tall ceilings and a column-free layout with corner views. Amy Kalikow Design worked closely with Madison House developer JD Carlisle to make sure the interiors complemented the home's beautiful views and further enhanced the sense of volume.

Located at 15 East 30th Street, Madison House sets a new standard for luxurious residential living with striking interiors by Gachot Studios and inspired architecture by Handel Architects. Architecturally conceived from the inside-out, Madison House is a decagon and has 10 corners, a rare building layout that ensures all of the 199 bespoke homes features open and airy floor plans, corner windows, and at least 11-foot ceilings that all together create an incredible sense of volume, while maximizing light, air and the unobstructed views of the New York City skyline.

In addition to a double-height lobby, Madison House features over 30,000 square feet of hotel-style amenities for wellness and leisure, including a 75-foot lap pool, hot tub and cold plunge pool, a spa, gym, and golf simulator. Residents will also be able to enjoy a landscaped rooftop garden and a free one-year membership to Sollis Health, a member-only medical concierge service with 24/7 uptown and downtown facilities that provides white glove medical services. Residents will also be able to enjoy a landscaped rooftop garden and private lounge with chef’s kitchen and dining room for entertaining.

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426 West 22nd Street

A stunning townhouse in West Chelsea that was once owned by Emmy-winning soap opera actress Ellen Parker, best known for a long run as Maureen Reardon Bauer on “Guiding Light.” It's asking $7.7 million.

The townhouse is currently configured as a 3-family home with approximately 4,180 square feet of interior space. It's an ideal situation for anyone who wants to live in a beautiful space while additional,learning income.

The recently-renovated ground floor duplex is optimal for a user, comprised of approximately 2,306 square feet. This pristine unit includes three bedrooms, three bathrooms, four wood burning fireplaces, a washer/dryer, and a host of high-end appliances. The beautifully landscaped 818 square foot private garden can be used as a personal refuge from the city or act as a spacious venue for hosting guests. The other two units each boast tremendous character with exposed brick, high ceilings, two working fireplaces in each and private outdoor spaces.

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LIC's ATHA Is Now Fully Leased

The Ivan Mijalkovic Team at The Corcoran Group is pleased to announce that ATHA, a boutique luxury rental located 21-59 44th Drive in Long Island City, Queens, is now fully leased. Developed by Athienou Properties LLC and designed by Z Architecture PLLC, this 20-unit building was named after Athienou, an ancient village on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus – and the hometown of one of the development partners.

After launching in March 2021, the building quickly attracted tenants from the local community, the New York metro area, and beyond. This is a testament to ATHA’s unique appeal, as well as Long Island City’s continued status as one of the region’s most desirable - and livable - communities.

“New residents at ATHA are a diverse mix of LIC locals who moved from large towers, New Yorkers coming back to city from Long Island and Upstate, and those who relocated for work from places like Georgia, New Hampshire and Minnesota,” reports Mijalkovic. “All appreciated the building’s boutique luxury feel and its thoughtful design.”

At ATHA, there are only 2-5 apartments per floor. All residences boast in-unit washer/dryers, central air (vs. loud and space consuming PTAC units), properly vented kitchens, and coveted private outdoor space. The 10’ and 11’ ceiling heights, fully customized California closets, and floor-to-ceiling windows also proved compelling to prospective renters. Luxury finishes include white Caesarstone countertops and stainless steel appliances in kitchens, and baths lined with Italian porcelain tile.

The building’s prime location was another factor in the building’s success. ATHA is situated adjacent to the Court Square station, which provides access to the 7, G, E, and M trains, making Manhattan and Brooklyn within easy reach. Trader Joe's recently opened two blocks away, and the brand new Bonjour Food Market will anchor the building’s commercial space – both provide convenient food shopping options for ATHA tenants. In addition, MoMA PS1, the Murray Playground, and a variety of renowned neighborhood restaurants and cafes are also nearby.

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450 Warren Launches Sales in Brooklyn

Here is your first look at 450 Warren in Gowanus, Brooklyn, developed by Brooklyn-based developers TANKHOUSE and visionary architects SO – IL; it’s a truly unique condominium where residents will experience a novel, (almost experimental,) way of indoor/outdoor living in New York City.

The most unique thing about the architecture is that between entering the building lobby to arriving at their apartment, residents never have to be enclosed inside four walls. Within the developer's vision, a garden with 40-foot trees spirals through the center of the building, serving as an open hallway with outdoor corridors and stairs. Walls are replaced with transparent mesh to allow light and changing seasons to permeate the building’s activity. Each apartment is entered directly from the exterior, and a foyer vestibule/front porch begins the transition to private space, reminiscent of neighborhood front stoops, a threshold between in and out.

There are so many interesting stories about 450 Warren connecting city and nature - the building will include three planted courtyard gardens with smart irrigation systems from Netherlands-based MetroPolder; the first time this environmentally-friendly system has been used in a condominium in the United States. They are also partnering with the Gowanus Canal Conservancy to fill the shared courtyard with landscape design informed by plant species native to the Gowanus Greenway.

Residents will have access to a boutique gym, a yoga and meditation area, a dog wash station, and a flexible coworking lounge with additional courtyard tables and seating. Onsite parking is available for purchase with provisions for electric chargers and bicycle storage in the garage with access to both Bond Street and the center courtyard. 450 Warren will also include multiple retail spaces totaling over 4,000 square feet on the ground floor.

“With residences featuring significant outdoor space, beautiful finishes, and a unique design that perfectly encapsulates this moment in time, we have seen incredible interest already from buyers who want to live, work, and play in Brooklyn,” said Behzad Amiri of The Corcoran Group.

The materiality of 450 Warren is like nothing ever seen in New York City construction. 50,000 green-hued terrazzo-ground custom concrete blocks manufactured in Turkey form the facade, which are lifted into place individually by the masonry experts at the building. Stainless steel mesh from Germany will envelop the walkways and bridges throughout the center courtyard, where all exterior passages will have radiant heating.

Located in Gowanus, two blocks from the Bergen Street F and G trains, 450 Warren exists at the nexus of all the restaurants and bars, shopping, cultural institutions, parks, and waterfront access that Brooklyn has to offer.

Behzad Amiri is exclusively handling the sales and marketing for 450 Warren with Corcoran New Development. For an onsite tour of the model residence, contact 718.810.4012. Pricing starts at $1.675 million for a two-bedroom. Three-bedroom penthouses start at $3.35 million

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Tips for Buying Your First House with a Partner

Couples in long-term relationships have different obstacles to overcome to make their lives better. The rising costs of rent and economic uncertainties are among the obstacles they must overcome to meet their objectives. These factors push couples to look for the best and practical ways to make their lives easier. Buying a house remains one of the practical ways that unmarried couples opt for. While this is a good idea, it is still important to consider the following tips for buying a house with a partner.

Evaluate Your Relationship and Finances

Buying a house with a partner is a big step in any relationship. An unmarried couple should be sure of the direction they are taking before making such a decision. It will serve their interest to evaluate the relationship before taking further steps in buying a house. It is important to ascertain that your partner can handle hardships and the related obstacles to owning a house. Most couples date for five years, on average, before settling down and deciding on getting married. Within this period, chances of a couple breaking up due to conflicting interests are higher. Finances are among the major causes of breakups. So, before buying your first house with your partner, ensure that you evaluate the relationship to make the right decisions.

Create Separate Must-Have Lists

Couples can disagree on even the smallest of issues. For the relationship to be productive, a couple needs to have many things they can agree on to lower the chances of conflicts. Create a must-have list and compare the things you feel the house should have before engaging in the house buying process. You will find it easier to streamline the process when selecting the right house. The location, the number of rooms, the size of the backyard, and the type of roofing materials are among the many things that should be on the must-have list. You should note that in North America, roof shingles are the commonly used material. This is on about 75% of all houses present. As a couple, you should have a must-have list to create a level ground for the things needed in the house.

Decide Who Is Applying for the Mortgage

You and your partner need to compare mortgage options and determine who is applying for the home loan before the search. This is crucial because buying a house is a commitment that needs everyone on board. You should understand that applying for a mortgage is like separate individuals for unmarried couples. This also means that you should evaluate your financial standing and agree on the best person to apply for the mortgage. You should be keen on personal needs such as rent costs that you are currently handling as they influence your financial preparation.

Decide How You Will Split Costs

If you reached a cohabitation property agreement on the house buying process, you still need to clarify the pending costs within the house. You need to furnish the house and make it hospitable and comfortable. It is important to decide on how you will split the costs and settle the additional house expenses. You should decide if buying a carpet is the right choice and how you will maintain it. On average, a carpet should last up to 15 years. This is after proper care and maintenance efforts. These additional expenses can be costly, and as a couple, you should decide how to split the costs.

Look for a Realtor to Mediate the Process

You need to have a professional who will listen to your dispute as a couple and help find effective ways to bridge the gap. There are also legal requirements that you should meet as an unmarried couple that calls for professional guidance. The experience and intimate knowledge of the market are what you need to streamline the house buying process. Working with a realtor makes it easier to find and buy and your first house with a partner.

Many stressful situations are present in life, and buying your first house with a partner is among the major ones. While you might find it easier to rent and cohabit with a partner, buying a house calls for proper information, guidance, and sane decision-making. Consider the above discussion and employ the highlighted tips to achieve your objectives.

Luxury New York City Kitchens That Will Get You Cooking

We’ve probably all been eating out more than we should be, between the mandates changing daily on indoor mask-wearing, now is the best time to invest in the kitchen of your dreams. Even you can’t cook a thing, these luxury new york city kitchens will always be a centerpiece of your own home. Snatch yours up while you still can.

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Scott Durkin Named Douglas Elliman's Chief Executive Officer

Douglas Elliman, announced today that it has promoted its President and Chief Operating Officer, Scott Durkin, to Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. Dottie Herman has been appointed Vice-Chair. “Douglas Elliman has proven to be my most rewarding professional experience to date,” said Mr. Durkin. “I look forward to expanding upon the legacy of our brand built by my friend and mentor Dottie Herman as the market leader in luxury real estate. I also welcome the opportunity to further advance our technology-focused initiatives that allow our agents to work faster and more efficiently on behalf of their customers and clients.”

Scott Durkin

Hand selected by Elliman Executive Chairman Howard M. Lorber and Ms. Herman, Mr. Durkin joined Douglas Elliman in 2015 as executive vice president of acquisitions and growth. He was promoted to Chief Operating Officer in October 2016 and named President in 2017. With his new title, Mr. Durkin will continue to lead the brokerage, its operations, technology initiatives, and strategic growth efforts across the United States. During the 12 months ended June 30, 2021, Douglas Elliman closed nearly $43 billion in sales.

"As President and COO of Douglas Elliman, Scott has taken our firm to the next level with major initiatives to strengthen our brand, our culture, our technology and most importantly, the way our agents conduct their business,” said Mr. Lorber. “It is a thrill to pass the CEO title to my friend Scott Durkin whose career I have watched since acquiring Elliman in 2003 when I joined the New York City brokerage community,” said Ms. Herman.

 Ms. Herman has been consistently ranked in Crain's New York Business 50 Most Powerful Women in New York and Inman News Top 100 Most Influential Real Estate Leaders. In 2015, she was inducted into the Long Island Business News Hall of Fame and listed in the Top 50 Women Entrepreneurs in America by Inc. Magazine among the Inc. 5000 list where Douglas Elliman was named as one of the fastest-growing private companies in America. In 2016, Ms. Herman was named on Forbes 2016 List of America’s Self-Made Women as well as in 2017. In her role as Vice-Chair, Ms. Herman will serve in an advisory capacity to Mr. Lorber and Mr. Durkin as well as continue to mentor Douglas Elliman executives and agents across the country. 

“Dottie and I could not have imagined that the venture we embarked on in 2003 would grow into one of the largest and most important residential brokerage firms in the United States. Her vision for and dedication to Douglas Elliman has proven invaluable and I am grateful for her service,” said Mr. Lorber.

Mr. Durkin was the driving force behind Douglas Elliman’s celebrated, next-generation platforms including public relations, technology, and marketing. He was instrumental in launching the firm’s new brand look and feel, a new Elliman.com and advertising campaign dubbed The Next Move is Yours, all in the last two years. Mr. Durkin also brought about more open lines of communication for agents and consumers with The Douglas Elliman Podcast Channel, Elliman Cares initiatives and cutting-edge social media platforms such as TikTok.

Since beginning his career as a sales agent with the Corcoran Group in 1991, Mr. Durkin grew his reputation, becoming a protégé of Barbara Corcoran.

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A Look At The New Façade Of 212 West 93rd Street

Credit: Sara Fox Photography

Landsea Homes and Leyton Properties, the developers behind the ODA-designed 212 West 93rd Street, have just unveiled the boutique building’s show-stopping contemporary facade, and we now have photography showcasing this new architectural landmark on the Upper West Side.

ODA, the award-winning architecture firm known for its mold-breaking, human-centric design, conceived the 14-story condominium building as a vertical collection of 20 individual homes. But what makes 212 West 93rd Street unique is that ODA’s founder, Eran Chen, designed the building from the inside out, creating a layered effect with stepped terraces and oversized beveled windows to maximize light and air and seamlessly integrate indoor and outdoor living spaces. As a result, a staggering 70 percent of the building’s residences offer outdoor space, with some terraces being larger than the average Manhattan studio apartment.

Once complete, 212 West 93rd Street will also include a new, ultra-modern home for the Shaare Zedek synagogue, which has been part of the community for over 100 years. The synagogue will be accessed through a separate entrance at the base of the building.

Located on the tree-lined block between Broadway and Amsterdam, 212 West 93rd Street is surrounded by the best of the culturally-rich Upper West Side. Just two blocks away from Central Park and Riverside Park, residents will have access to more green space than anywhere else in Manhattan, and the esteemed Museum of Natural History is a short walk away.

The Lindsey Stokes Team at Compass Development Marketing Group is the exclusive sales and marketing agent for the project. Construction is well underway with completion anticipated in 2021.

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Our Favorite Listing For The Week

Looking for a new place to live or just curious about what's on the market? Check out our favorite home of the week.

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73 82nd Street in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn

Listed by Patrick Lilly of CORE for $5,500,000, this 4,650-square-foot, six-bedroom, four and a half-bathroom single family home in the Bay Ridge is situated on a large 80’x109’ lot. With a beautifully landscaped lawn and backyard, it’s truly an oasis with a large swimming pool, waterfall, fire pit, and a chef’s grill.

The interior renovation by Pierce Allen Design is immaculate and appropriate to the architecture. A grand staircase, wood columns, barrel-vaulted ceilings, tiled fireplaces, inlaid wood floors, and beautiful limestone floors highlight the entry foyer, living room, family room, dining room, and eat-in-kitchen.

One floor down is a temperature-controlled wine grotto with a private dining room, two-car garage, recreation room, full bath with a steam shower, laundry, and excellent storage.

Six bedrooms and three full bathrooms are located on the top two floors including a large primary suite.

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Top Developer, Daniel Minkowitz, Joins Corcoran

The Corcoran Group, announced that Daniel Minkowitz, top developer and market expert in both New York City and South Florida, has joined Corcoran. The announcement of the move was made by Pamela Liebman, Corcoran’s President and CEO.

With over ten years of real estate experience, Minkowitz was the innovative founder of Mink Development, a real estate development, acquisition, and investment firm serving both the New York City and Miami markets. Specializing in luxury residential, hospitality, and mixed-use projects, their team has a wide range of experience across the fields of design and construction, project management, marketing and results-driven sales. 

Minkowitz’s high-performing team will be affiliated with Corcoran’s West Side office in Manhattan and the firm’s Palm Beach office in South Florida where they plan to focus on a range of high-end opportunities. With a strong network of architects, consultants, engineers, and designers, they are also well positioned to offer construction services to clients interested in renovation. 

“We are thrilled to welcome Daniel and his team to Corcoran,” said Liebman. “He is a highly respected development expert with an innovative approach to the ever-changing real estate market. I am confident that he will take his team to the next level with the resources and power of the Corcoran brand behind them.”

Minkowitz remarked on his move, “I am thrilled to expand the work we’re doing at Mink Development and I am confident that aligning with Corcoran will propel our business forward. When to look to grow our industry footprint – while continuing to elevate our thriving development business – it was important that we did so with the backing of a powerful luxury brokerage. Not only is Corcoran a firm with incredible brand integrity and a powerful presence in our key markets, their commitment to their clients tightly aligns with our team’s focus.”

Minkowitz was born and raised in Miami Beach, but after attending New York University, he proudly calls both cities home. 

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Step Up 66 Floors Up Central Park Tower

With residents officially moving in, and on the heels of celebrity planner Colin Cowie being tapped as the building's lifestyle curator, Central Park Tower is offering a first look inside a private residence designed by global designer & Australian-based Blainey North.

Related: Central Park Tower Unveils World's Highest Private Residential Club

Blainey, in her first foray designing a residence in the US, was tapped with reimagining a 3,165-square-foot three-bedroom, three-bathroom on the 66th floor for $21,890,000. With over 20 years of experience and a waiting list of up to two years, Blainey's eponymous interior and architecture studio, Blainey North & Associates, has worked across an array of different projects from prestigious residences for A-list celebrities and captains of industry, to mega yachts, restaurants, and now the walls of the tallest residential tower.

With stunning views of Central Park as the backdrop, Blainey designed the living room (also dubbed “The Grand Salon”) with artwork by Dan Schneiger. Nearly all of the furniture in the entry, Grand Salon, Master Bedroom and Study are from the Blainey North collection. Other pieces that Blainey sourced externally include items by Gabrielle Scott, The Rug Company, Amy Somerville, The Urban Electric Co and more. She also incorporated an eclectic selection of wallpaper: the master bedroom boasts an ivory and gold woven wallpaper while the second bedroom, envisioned as a little girls oasis, boasts a soft pink satin wallpaper.

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Go for Gold at These Luxe Condos with Olympic Sports Amenities

As the Tokyo Olympics kick off and unite fans around the globe, I wanted to propose a fun, timely round-up of luxury condos in NYC that offer sports amenities aligned with Olympic events. From new additions like skateboarding and sport climbing to all-time favorites like swimming and basketball, these amenity spaces promise something for every aspiring athlete. Inspired residents can practice their favorite sports or learn new skills at these striking amenities — all without ever leaving home

Swimming

With swimming playing a prominent role in this year’s Olympic Games, we can’t think of a better place to practice your freestyle than at Rose Hill's striking indoor pool. Developed by the original builders of Rockefeller Center and designed with a vintage Gotham-esque flair, Rose Hill is the all-new 45-story luxury condominium tower in NoMad. Designed inside and out by CetraRuddy, the acclaimed global architecture firm known for successfully blending modern design with crafted detail, the Art Deco building nods to the historic firm's greatest creation in all aspects including the interior design of the pool space. Taking inspiration from the public bath houses of the 30s and 40s and the Spirit of Normandy ship directly, Rose Hill's 50-foot pool is clad in hand wrought tiles and trim with deep turquoise handmade tiles from Vermont. The artful center masterpiece, at the end of the space, pays homage to women and the Amazon goddesses of the time period.

(Credit: Courtesy of Rockefeller Group & Recent Spaces).

Skateboarding

The newest Olympic sport is captivating audiences across the world this summer. Inspired residents of GID Development Group's Waterline Square can try out the tricks they see on TV at the development's indoor skate park, the first of its kind at a residential development in New York City. The skate park features a half-pipe and mini ramp for the daredevils looking to catch some extra air, as well as an open seating lounge area for socializing, a sound system with DJ deck,and large screen TV with video game provisions. Skateboards and helmets are available for use.

(Credit: Noe & Associates with The Boundary).

Basketball

Situated in the Upper East Side's coveted Carnegie Hill neighborhood, 180 East 88th Street boasts a striking basketball court perfect for those looking to shoot for the stars after watching an all-time-favorite summer Olympic sport. The building's half-court indoor basketball court features soaring double-height ceilings, concrete design accents and an abundance of natural light. An incredible space, there’s no better place to perfect your jump-shot and practice your free-throw. 180 East 88th Street is being developed by Joe McMillan's DDG and Global Holdings.

(Credit: Sean Hemmerle)

Sport Climbing

As sport climbing makes its Olympic debut this year in Tokyo, residents can be inspired to reach for the ceiling at home at Brooklyn Point. Offering the highest rock climbing wall at 35 feet in any private residential building in Brooklyn, this rock climbing wall is not your standard grey wall that you would find at a gym. This wall offers a diverse mix of warm color schemes and it reads like a full height wall art installation. The rock climbing wall showcases different shades of white, red, grey and black, all blending together to create a rock climbing wall that is aesthetically engaging and pleasing.

(Credit: Courtesy of Extell).

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The Perfect Balance: These Listings Combine Historic Manhattan with a Modern Lifestyle

In early July, the New York Historical Society announced its plans for a $140 million renovation and expansion. The iconic Upper West Side building, designed by esteemed turn-of-the-century architects York & Sawyer and completed in 1908, will undergo a five-story addition designed by modern legend Robert A.M. Stern, expected to be completed by 2024.

This juxtaposition of old and new, historic and modern, can be seen all around New York City and contributes to the city’s charm and unique architectural appeal. In light of this recent announcement, we were inspired to share a round up of listings that embody this balance of historical elements and contemporary style, allowing buyers to experience old and new New York within their own homes.

107 West 25th Street, 5E, $1,550,000, listed by Tania Isacoff Friedland, Allison Chiaramonte, and Sarah Minton of Warburg Realty

Built in 1905, 107 West 25th Street in coveted Chelsea originally housed Krisiloff Bros. Sewing Machine Co., and the historic details are on display in Apartment 5E’s exposed brick walls, pressed tin ceilings, and cast-iron columns. These old-school elements are stunningly paired with custom oversized glass doors, stainless steel appliances in the renovated kitchen, and exquisite custom cabinetry. In a sweet homage to the building’s origins, the bathroom sink vanity sits atop a vintage sewing table.

45 West 11th Street, 3A, $1,350,000, listed by Christopher Totaro of Warburg Realty

Located in the heart of one of Manhattan’s most historic neighborhoods, this luxuriously renovated Greenwich Village unit is positioned in a building that dates back to the 1800s. Stainless steel appliances, sleek hardwood floors, and oversized windows add modern appeal to the already ample old-world charm.

261 West 22nd Street, 33, $975,000, listed by Michael J. Franco of Compass

Also located in Chelsea, this two-bedroom gem offers classic Chelsea views and charming pre-war details. But, the open-plan, windowed kitchen, restored wood floors, and high-tech additions (like a fully-integrated Sonos sound system) adapt the space to a contemporary lifestyle. The highlight of this building’s modern renovations is the planted and furnished rooftop deck that features a kitchen and barbecue for residents.

472 Greenwich Street, 6th Floor, $1,895,000, listed by Christopher Totaro of Warburg Realty

Formerly the Worcestershire and Ketchup Factory, 472 Greenwich sits on a charming and exclusive cobblestone street in famed North Tribeca. This full-floor unit recently underwent a meticulous gut renovation that perfectly balances classic loft-style living with sparkling-new luxuries such as walk-in closets, central air, and heated floors. Exposed brick accent walls maintain the space’s iconic Tribeca charm.

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