Carnegie Hill Development Purchased by Renowned Zeckendorf Development

Zeckendorf Development, a privately owned real estate development firm headed by the multi-generational Zeckendorf family, today announces the purchase for over $200M of The Hayworth Condominium located on the Upper East Side at 1289 Lexington Avenue.  

This acquisition represents a new chapter for the project under the ownership of Zeckendorf Development, who will reimagine the 5,000- square foot above grade amenity floor located within the 61-unit building. Amenities include a well-appointed fitness center, library, resident lounge, educational and professional spaces as well as a rooftop terrace.  

“The building is complete and we look forward to reintroducing it to the market with renewed common areas, branding and pricing. It’s a perfect family building in a central location on the Upper East Side, in one of the most undersupplied markets in Manhattan,” said Artie Zeckendorf, Partner of Zeckendorf Development.  

The project is an original interpretation of a classic Upper East Side residence, relying on traditional materials infused with artfully designed pleated bay windows. Its open, thoughtful layouts offer intricate design details, and exquisite finishes by Interior Architect Lee Mindel, co-founder of SheltonMindel.  

Located on Manhattan’s Upper East Side in the prestigious Carnegie Hill neighborhood, the building offers immediate proximity to both Central Park and Museum Mile, the iconic 92Y, art galleries, and neighborhood eateries and boutiques. 

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Industry Veteran Joins Compass Sales Team in the Hamptons

Charles Manger

Last year, Compass was involved in approximately 30.0 percent of all residential real estate transactions at or above $10 million in the Hamptons, totaling  $2.84 billion in transaction volume. Joining Compass in the Hamptons to aid in this substantial presence within the ultra-luxury market is industry veteran and respected local executive Charles Manger. Manger joins Compass following an extensive career in the financial and real estate industries, previously establishing NYC-based Brown Harris Stevens as a brokerage on the East End and serving as a board member for the Hamptons and North Fork Realtors’ Association. 

"We are tremendously proud of how much we have grown in the Tri-State while maintaining our collaborative and agent-first culture," said Gordon Golub, Tri-State Regional Vice President. "Charles is a perfect match for us as a respected leader in the community and will play an integral role in helping our East End agents continue to grow their business." 

"I admire the Compass success story and how they have pushed the industry into a new age of innovation with modern tools and unique programs," said Charles.

In February, the firm released its first ultra-luxury report on the $10 million and over residential real estate market in the Hamptons and across the country, noting 112 sales at $2.1 billion industry-wide on the East End alone, representing a 35.0 percent and a 45.0 percent increase year-over-year.

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Our Favorite Listings For The Week

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275 Park Place, Townhouse

75 Park Place is a glorious home indeed- in pristine condition ready to be moved into right away- and loved for generations. This remarkable late 19th century property was reimagined by noted architect Elizabeth Roberts and published in New York Magazine. A total and complete gut renovation was painstakingly undertaken which replaced every wire and every pipe, and system- whilst retaining stunning period detail.

The house is a legal two-family anode and features an upper triplex with three bedrooms and 2.5 baths, and garden floor one bedroom guest suite or investment opportunity or lavish additional living space for the primary owners. The house also features a wood burning fireplace in the kitchen, original preserved 19th century cabinetry and other Victorian details such as hand carved plasterwork ceiling and wall detail, and hand carved millwork throughout including the gorgeous restored banisters.

The kitchen features Fisher Paykel dish drawers, a restaurant-grade vented BlueStar stove and radiant heat underfoot by the sink. The 10 foot long marble island contains a double sink, two sided storage and bar seating for four. A multi-pure charcoal filter for clean drinking water is built into the sink as well as a whole-house filtration water system found in the basement which filters all water coming into the house.

275 Park Place, at Vanderbilt Avenue is 2 blocks from Grand Army Plaza, the gateway of Prospect Park. Not only is there a block association with an annual block party, but neighboring Vanderbilt is closed to traffic many weekends for an open-air pedestrian shopping and dining esplanade and boasts several amazing coffee shops and critic-reviewed restaurants line the Avenue. Olmstead, Maison Yaki, Fausto, James, Faun, LaLou and White Tiger. R&D foods for prepared take-out and catering. Plus the Fish Market, Prospect Butcher, Union Market and the Saturday Farmer's Market at Grand Army Plaza for all your food shopping needs. Old Brooklyn Bagel Shoppe has beloved bagels and French bakery Mille-Feuille for perfect croissants. The best of everything is right outside your door.

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985 Park Avenue Apartment 12/13

This three-bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom home at 985 Park Avenue Apartment 12/13 is available now. The unit itself is as sophisticated and beautiful as they come. It spans two full floors of a 15-floor building, with wood flooring, custom molding, and individual, climate-controlled rooms throughout. The living room has ten-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and French doors, which open to a Juliet balcony, where views of Park Avenue and famous New York sights can be had. Plus, there’s a fireplace — one of only two in the entire building.

The kitchen has custom, built-in cabinetry and top-of-the-line appliances, along with a large pantry and an abundance of counter space. Upstairs, which can be reached directly by elevator, houses a huge primary bedroom, with a walk-in closet. There’s a marble bathroom with a soaking tub, stall shower, double-vanity, and radiant heated floors. There are two more bedrooms, one of which is currently being used as an office space.

The building at 985 Park is intimate and has all the trappings — including full-time door staff, keyed elevator access, and a video intercom. It’s also only two blocks away from Central Park and some of the best museums in the city.

This unit is listed for $7,650,000 by broker Judy Kloner of Coldwell Banker Warburg.

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39 West 23rd Street #21A

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Recently listed at Flatiron House for $13,500,000, this spectacular full-floor residence includes floor-to-ceiling windows and is accented with 222 sq ft planted and irrigated loggia that offers sweeping 360 degree views of city landmarks and the skyline beyond. 

Situated within The Tower of the building facing 23rd Street, Residence 21A is a 3,194 sqft. 4-bedroom, 4 bath full-floor residence with everything one can ask for in a residence. Elevators open into a gracious entry gallery leading to the corner open living and dining room with bright south and east exposures, with views including The Clocktower and downtown Manhattan. Residents will enjoy a bespoke windowed chef’s kitchen featuring custom oak, lacquer, and ribbed glass cabinetry framed in brass, and a large island along with Calacatta Lincoln marble slab countertops and backsplashes and a pantry. Appliances include a Thermador six burner with griddle and two oven gas range, a vented hood, a Bosch speed oven and dishwasher, and a Gaggenau refrigerator/freezer and full height wine refrigerator. The primary bedroom offers access to the planted loggia and is generously sized with a large walk-in closet and windowed dressing room. A five-fixture windowed primary bathroom features a custom vanity, heated marble floors, a 6’ Kohler bathtub, and glass-enclosed shower. Two secondary bedrooms, both facing north and west offer Empire State Building views, while the fourth bedroom faces east and offers direct loggia access. 

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130 West 30th Street, 4A

This 1,661sqft home has a loft-like ambiance with 11’ beamed ceilings and oversized windows There is a large living and dining space and a fabulous kitchen with white/gray marble countertops and backsplash. There is even a space that can be used as a home office, gym, or media room. With striking 11' beamed ceilings and oversize windows, bask in its brightness and loft-like ambience. The entrance foyer leads to a dining space with the living room on the left and a 15'x12' home office/media room with a walk-in closet to the right.

It is located in a prewar, art deco building designed by renowned architect Cass Gilbert. Gilbert’s most famous commissions include the Woolworth Building, US Custom House, New York Life and US Supreme Court, and then in the late 1920s, he designed 130 West 30th Street. Originally used as a manufacturing loft, the Assyrian-styled building was then gut renovated and converted to condominium residences in 2003.

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Why Should A Garage Be a Must-Have in Your Next Home?

When looking for a home, it's important to consider the prospects of the future and any needs that may arise then. Make sure to get a home with all the spaces you may need including a garage. Read on to see a few reasons why it's a must-have in your next home.

It Adds Security

When you have a garage on your property, it will improve the security of your home and property. This is because any items you store in the garage, including your car, will be a lot safer in the garage than they would be out in the street. You may even get lower rates from your insurance company if you indicate that your home has a garage, as this shows that it will be safer to keep your car and there's a lower risk of theft or vandalism. Make sure to have the garage door inspected regularly if you do purchase a home with one. Don't take the risk that 45% of garage owners take when they don't have their garage door inspected since it gets installed.

It Gives Your Home More Square Footage

A garage adds your home's square footage, and this is something that can be used to your advantage when you decide to sell your home. You will not only enjoy having added value to your home, but will be glad to have the additional livable space. Since you can revamp your garage and make it a fully functional room in your house for recreation or something similar, it's a good idea to get a home with a garage. You will save a lot of time and effort in this way as you won't have to construct a garage when you need one for any of a number of uses.

It's Convenient

Having a garage is very convenient as it will keep your car safe from the extremities of harsh weather, ensuring that it's in a comfortable state to use whenever you need it. In the winter, for instance, you won't have to spend time and energy scraping ice off your car every morning before you drive away. During hot seasons, you will also protect your car from the hot sun, which can make it uncomfortable to get into and drive without some advance preparation. With about 733 auto-related accidents in the United States every single hour, it's important to do your best to make sure that you're comfortable when you drive and there are no hidden issues that can impair your ability to drive safely such as decreased vision thanks to a street of ice that you missed while scraping it off.

You Have More Storage Space

With a garage at home, you have extra space to store both outdoor items such as grass trimmers and lawnmowers. Kid's skates and bicycles as well as other bulky toys will also find an easy place to keep inside the garage. This way, you will free up room inside your home and have a better ability to keep it organized at all times. You can also keep hobby items in the garage where they will be safely out of the way when you're not using them. When you do need them, you can retrieve them easily and keep them away once again when you're done. Since it will be open and well-ventilated, you will be able to do activities that need an adequate amount of fresh air as a plus.

With the oil in an RV needing to be changed at almost the same rate as a regular car, which is about every 4,000 to 6,000 miles, variable depending on whether you use synthetic oil, have a high-mileage vehicle, or have an older RV, you can do this comfortably in your garage if you have one. The factors above make it obvious that you should add a garage to your list of priorities for your next home. You will enjoy the convenience it offers and will enjoy a more robust and functional life.

Homes With Insta-worthy Staircases

Briana Gonzalez

We see them everyday- born out of necessity, a means of transport, or perhaps for safety. What was once a thing of elegance, from winding spiral staircases to grand arched double staircases, stairs had quickly become part of the mundane, an after-thought to many. Recently, the evolution of stairs has come around full circle. More and more homeowners are considering the staircase as an integral part of the aesthetic of their home design. Using different materials like metal, wood, and concrete, to match the look of the residence, many are making the staircase a focal point of the home. No longer just for function, these homes include the craftsmanship and creativity of what we are beginning to see in the staircase- working almost like a sculpture.

12 Warren

Tribeca’s most sculptural and avant-garde building to-date, 12 Warren is home to an architecturally driven Townhouse South, an exquisite residence largely defined by a striking sculptural staircase partly finished in board-formed concrete. The eye-catching staircase spans the three levels of the home, weaving a unique design moment that harkens back to the building's bluestone façade throughout the residence. Developed and designed by DDG, the two-bedroom, two-bathroom, two-powder room triplex residence features ceilings up to 22 feet in height, as well as a number of special architectural details including board-formed concrete ceilings, bluestone accents connecting back to the building’s facade, and deep planter boxes with lush greenery.

30 Park Place

Credit: Christian Horan

Downtown Manhattan's tallest tower, 30 Park Place Four Seasons Private Residences, has been designed by world-renowned architect Robert A.M. Stern and offers 157 ultra-luxury condominiums, including a penthouse selection of 11 half- and full-floor homes, set atop The Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown. Occupying the first 24 floors of the tower and known for its five-star services, experiences, and amenities, The Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown features interiors by famed hospitality duo, Yabu Pushelberg. Making a bold modern statement within the pre-war inspired tower, the grand staircase that leads from the lobby to upstairs event space is one of the focal points of the building. Accessible to 30 Park Place residents, owners may use the secret door that is tucked within the condo lobby, allowing ease between the two spaces without ever having to go outside.

56 Leonard

The critically acclaimed 60-story tower conceived by world-renowned Pritzker Prize-winning architects Herzog & de Meuron, has officially unveiled its amenity space this week. The dramatic 17,000-square-foot private amenity space, also designed by Herzog & de Meuron, spans the ninth and tenth floors and is connected by a one-of-a-kind circular concrete staircase. The space includes a 75-foot pool with an adjoining landscaped outdoor sun deck and hot tub; Leonard fitness center with yoga studio, steam room and treatment room; library lounge; indoor/outdoor theater; private dining salon; catering kitchen; conference center; and children’s play area

Selene

Located off Park Avenue in the heart of Midtown East, Selene is the latest New York City landmark from Foster + Partners. Soaring 63 stories into the sky, the building features a collection of 94 bespoke quality residences ranging from perfect pied-à-terre one-bedrooms to sprawling full-floor tower homes. Starting from $1.875M, Selene's luminous residences feature elegantly undulating glass walls, high quality finishes unmatched by any other luxury tower, and iconic day-to-night vistas. The building's duplex residence features an intricately crafted spiral staircase as the centerpiece of the stunning home.

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Masterful Bathrooms in NYC New Developments You Have To See For Yourself

What might be the favorite room in a home, but the master bathroom? The place we leave ourselves most vulnerable can also be the most beautiful. We’ve searched for some of our favorite bathrooms that will be dreaming to be ours.

The Westly

The primary bathrooms include a custom-made Namibia White and Thassos mosaic flooring, hand-selected Calacatta Gold marble walls and countertops from Italy, and custom white lacquer oak vanities. Oversized showers are finished with polished nickel rain showerheads and infinity drains. In addition to a glass enclosed walk-in shower, some residences feature undermount tubs with cove-lit Calacatta Gold marble slab ledges or Waterworks oval freestanding tubs. Every detail is accounted for: Duravit floor mounted toilets, Waterworks polished nickel fixtures, and even radiant floor heating.

Developed by Adam America Real Estate and Northlink Capital, The Westly features 52 residences consisting of two- to five-bedroom homes, with select homes offering private outdoor terraces. The residences range in size from approximately 1,252 to 3,524 square feet, with asking prices starting at approximately $2.625 million for a two-bedroom to $13.5 million for a five-bedroom home.

Image & Credit: Katherine Marks

Jolie (77 Greenwich)

Radiant heated white striated marble floors counterbalance white porcelain tile walls. Custom floating wax-finished sycamore double vanities add organic tones that complement backlit mirrored medicine cabinets. Finishing touches include walk-in rain showers with multiple showerheads, deep soaking tubs, and chic Hansgrohe fixtures.

Image & Credit: Binyan Studios

Quay Tower

Thick slabs of Travertine marble coat the walls and floors of stunning primary bathrooms adorned with custom oak double vanities, high-end lighting, a walk-in shower, and a stunning free-standing soaking tub. Radiant heating ensures warmth and comfort all year round.

Image & Credit Evan Joseph

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Our Favorite Listing For The Week: Return to Refined Elegance & Amenities in Greenwich Village

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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40-50 East 10th Street, #5EF | $5,250,000 | Agents: Debra Solomon Pendleton, Brown Harris Stevens

This stunning Greenwich Village 3 bedroom, 3 bath pre-war home is the epitome of refined elegance. Approximately 2500 sq ft, with north and south exposures, it was designed with meticulous attention to detail and superior quality. The dramatic expansive open plan living dining area with white oak accented beamed ceilings is lined with a wall of casement windows flooded with sunlight and divided by a custom white oak and leather floating etagere cabinet. The living room with custom cabinetry and millwork centers around a contemporary stone wood burning fireplace. Lindsey Adelman Branching Bubbles lighting fixtures illuminate the dining room which can easily accommodate a dining table for 10-plus people ideally suited for those who love to entertain.

Listed for $5.25M, this 2,500-square-foot 3-bedroom, all ensuite 3-bathroom pre-war co-op has large living spaces, a modern woodburning fireplace and a dining area to seat at least 10 guests. The current owners returned the property from a previous owner's ultra-modern renovation to a refined elegance befitting the home's true nature. Location and amenities top off the home's desirability.

The Northern wing of the home facing East 10th Street offers luxurious living space. The graciously proportioned primary suite encompasses a second fireplace with limestone surround, a large walk-in closet and a spa-like master bathroom featuring double-deep Philippe Starck soaking tub, an over-sized steam shower, and a cantilevered Corian vanity with two wash basins.

A large second bedroom has windowed en-suite full bath. Rooms are pin-drop quiet with new double paned casement windows. The connecting hallway between bedrooms employs a custom-built office nook. Bookshelves line the third bedroom/den off the living room with full en-suite windowed bath.

40-50 East 10th Street, highly revered for its beautiful prewar design, was built in 1929 by Helme and Corbett Architects, whose projects include One Fifth Avenue and the Metropolitan Life North Building on Madison Square Park. Located on one of most desirable tree-lined streets, in Greenwich Village, the cooperative offers full time doorman, Live-in superintendent, laundry room, fitness room, children's playroom, storage room and bike storage. Owners also have access to a beautifully landscaped roof garden, in addition to a quiet tranquil back garden. Pets are most welcome. The lobby, hallways, and all landings, have all been recently renovated.

Photo’s Courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens

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Our Favorite Open Houses This Weekend

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 weekend. 

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West Village

WHERE: 299 West 12th Street #3K

COST: $2,250,000

WHEN: Sat, Mar 5 (10:30 AM - 12:30 PM, by appt only)

Description: This most desirable layout features an expansive sunken living room with a decorative fireplace, and beautiful hardwood oak floors and high beamed ceilings throughout.

The spacious eat-in windowed kitchen has been updated with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and sleek cabinetry.

The extra-large king-sized bedroom features double exposures and a large walk-in closet.

The windowed bathroom has been elegantly renovated with marble and Kohler fixtures.

The defined entry foyer, and three huge closets (including two walk-ins) add to the extremely gracious and pleasant layout.

Bedroom : 1

Bathroom: 1

West Village

WHERE: 8 Bethune Street #7

COST: $890,000

WHEN: Sun, Mar 6 (1:30 PM - 3:30 PM)

Description: This 2-flight walk-up loft packs a big punch with dramatic details from the moment you step foot inside. You’ll notice high 9.5-foot ceilings, white hardwood floors, exposed white brick walls, a decorative fireplace, and five windows with south and east exposures and treetop views. All these elements combine to create a warm, inviting, and tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

The spacious living/dining room spans 23-feet and can comfortably accommodate a full-size dining table with room to spare, while two large windows with sunny south and east exposures provide plenty of natural light throughout. A bedroom features a large walk-in closet, and large window with shutter blinds.

The windowed eat-in kitchen offers plenty of space to cook and features a 4-burner Bertazzoni gas stove, stainless steel refrigerator, Fisher & Paykel dishwasher, marble floors, and custom ceramic tiled counters with plenty of cabinet space for all your cooking needs.

Bedroom : 1

Bathroom: 1

Greenwich Village

WHERE: 50 West 9th Street PARLOR-A

COST: $1,995,000

WHEN: Sun, Mar 6 (12:00 PM - 1:00 PM)

Description: A welcoming foyer adorned with a spacious coat closet flows through an almost 10ft high entrance way into a 35-ft long open-concept living room, dining room, and kitchen. The extensive upgrades in this space include 5" white oak flooring, brand new windows, restoration of the original landmark windows, stunning Venetian plaster walls and sound insulation. Two wood-burning fireplaces accented by ceppio de grey hearths punctuate the space. The chefs kitchen is an entertainers dream. Equipped with sleek leathered stone countertops and backsplashes, a cold-water filter, Subzero fridge/freezer, Wolf range, Frankie sink faucet, wine fridge and brand new copper piping and gas line.

The bedroom is large enough for a California king and features lovely built-in closets and eastern light. Another size-able storage closet sits at the end of the hall. The windowed full bathroom is adorned with stunning stone slab floors and walls. Thoughtfully designed there is a recessed 6ft medicine cabinet, a lighted makeup mirror, an energy-efficient toilet, and a luxurious walk-in rain shower complete with 8ft sliding glass door.

Additional features of this one of a kind home include just under 10ft doors throughout, beautiful custom floor to ceiling linen curtains, brand new wiring through out, split-system AC, a Miele washer/dryer and custom closets.

Bedroom: 1

Bathroom: 1

Your Look At NOVO Long Island City's Newest Condominium

Developer Park Construction Corp. and exclusive sales and marketing agent, the Gavrilov Grosso Team at The Corcoran Group, are pleased to announce the launch of sales at NOVO LIC, a brand-new 7-story, 33-unit luxury condominium building at 37-28 30th Street in thriving Long Island City, Queens.  Located in the historic neighborhood of Dutch Kills, right on the Astoria border, NOVO LIC offers residents easy access to all these popular communities have to offer.

Created by Costa Architecture and Engineering, NOVO LIC’s design is a blend of old New York coupled with an ultra-modern aesthetic.  Its classic brick façade is punctuated with metal cladding – and is lined with oversized casement windows and private balconies.  Inspired by the area’s rich history of manufacturing, the building has a loft-like, industrial feel. 

(Photos courtesy of “Gavrilov Grosso Team at The Corcoran Group).

Available in a variety of one- and two-bedroom floorplans, apartment interiors at NOVO LIC have been thoughtfully designed. Each comes complete with high ceilings, recessed lighting, wide-plank European oak floors, and dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows. Generous closet space, state-of-the-art heating and cooling systems, and in-unit washer/dryers are other key features that provide the ultimate in convenience. In addition, west-facing units boast iconic Manhattan skyline views and most apartments include coveted private balconies or terraces.

Residence kitchens are outfitted with custom European cabinetry, quartz waterfall countertops, and Grohe fixtures.  A premium suite of stainless steel appliances by Bosch, and a Bertazzoni refrigerator are also included in each home.  Bathrooms are clad in white Italian dolomite porcelain tile, while custom vanities and soothing soaking tubs with rain showerheads provides a spa-like experience.

Building amenities include a state-of-the-art virtual doorman system, underground parking, an indoor recreation and fitness facility, plus a package room, bike storage, and complimentary private storage for every apartment.

“The name NOVO was chosen for the building because it means ‘new’ in Latin. It fits because Dutch Kills is currently undergoing a dramatic rebirth with extensive residential and commercial development,” reports Aleksey Gavrilov of the Gavrilov Grosso Team. “With close proximity to neighboring areas like Astoria and Hunters Point - and just minutes from Midtown – the appeal is convenience. Residents can also experience excellent local restaurants, shops, art, and culture.”

Pricing at NOVO LIC starts at $619,875 for one-bedroom residence and reaches $1,229,678 for the most-spectacular two-bedroom penthouse, complete with oversized terrace. For more information on this exciting new addition to the Dutch Kills community, please visit novolic.com.

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You Have To Take A Look Inside This $42 Million Upper West Side Penthouse

555 West End Avenue has just unveiled an incredible $42 million listing that combines its two penthouses into one jaw-dropping post-Covid dream home, in the upper west side. This crown jewel is the most expensive new development listing on the Upper West Side north of 72nd Street. Alexa Lambert of Compass and Cathy Taub of Sotheby's share the co-exclusive listing. The development is complete and immediate occupancy is available. 

Photo credit: Hayes Davidson

On the heels of a record-shattering month for NYC’s luxury condo market, 555 West End Ave is taking advantage of the insane demand in the market for bigger homes with outdoor space and listing an unbelievable home that has everything New Yorkers want to trade up for right now. The new penthouse combines the Solarium Penthouse, an absolutely spectacular living space with amazing soaring ceilings borne from the former school's rooftop gymnasium, and the Terrace Penthouse, a new addition on top of the landmarked building that created yet another unique living space with a sprawling modern living/dining room enveloped in a classic parapet.

The new listing has private elevator entry, a home office, private pet spa and over 8,400 square feet of living space across two private full floors. All six bedrooms are on the lower floor so the upper floor can be used for entertaining without anyone from outside the home having to cross through the living areas. There's even 3,100 square feet of private outdoor space, including a sprawling wraparound terrace and private full-floor roof terrace, and the home is one of only 13 in the building.

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Our Favorite Open Houses This Weekend

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Upper East Side

WHERE: 45 East 80th Street 8A

COST: $3,500,000

WHEN: 11 am - 1 pm, Saturday & Sunday by appointment only

Description: This gorgeous 1,660 square foot mint condo is located in the heart of the Upper East Side one block from Central Park. The apartment features a large open living and dining area with wide-plank wood floors and exceptional light from an expansive exposure to the West that runs the entire width of the apartment. There are also open exposures to the East in the bedroom wing. The living space has a custom wall of walnut and dark gray satin finish to house a TV making the room perfect for entertaining or relaxing. The Poggenpohl custom kitchen with top of the line appliances is open to the generous living and dining area.

There is a powder room discreetly located off the entrance foyer and down the wide hall, the bedroom wing feels very private. The primary bedroom is incredibly gracious with a large walk-in closet and newly renovated en-suite bathroom. To create consistency through-out the home the same beautiful dark satin wood was used and features Gregory Kay sconces, a luxurious rain shower, separate commode, and a custom vanity with double sinks and Calcutta marble. Hidden medicine cabinets on either side that are 8" deep and electrified to keep the countertop from clutter. There is even a hidden hamper and a tall walnut cabinet designed to store an ironing board also with electricity to plug in a dust buster. The second bedroom has two closets and en-suite marble bathroom also with rain shower. The room is currently complete with ultra-sleek custom murphy bunkbeds, book shelves and sleep sofa. This room could also function well as a secondary bedroom, library or office. There is a washer/dryer and plenty of storage space designed to maintain an esthetically chic home.

45 East 80th Street is a full service, white glove condominium built in 1987 and located on the Northeast corner of East 80th Street and Madison Avenue. E.A.T. Sant Ambroeus, The Mark Restaurant By Jean-Georges, Bemelmans Bar and Dowlings at the Carlyle as well as Museum Mile and great shopping are all close by.

Bedroom : 2

Bathroom: 3

Upper East Side

WHERE: 32 Gramercy Park South, Apartment #16BD

COST: $3,500,000

WHEN: Sunday, February 27, 2022, 1:00 - 3:00; Monday, February 28, 2022, 4:30 - 6:30; Sunday, March 6, 2022, 3:00 - 4:30

Description: This beautiful, magazine-worthy two-bedroom home exudes grace and elegance! Dangling high-in-the-sky, the home of 16BD, a winning combination of two apartments - spacious, sun-filled, and fully renovated with no expenses spared - offers an expansive layout with two winged bedrooms, two marble baths, magnificent skyline views overlooking Gramercy Park - plus a Key to The Park!

The impressive and inviting living space combines the living room, dining, and open kitchen. The chef's kitchen offers top-of-the-line appliances, custom built-ins for spices, plenty of storage, dishwasher, wine refrigerator, plus washer/dryer. The dining area features a built-in banquette and there is a custom sitting area along the wall of windows looking west. A gel-fueled fireplace completes the room as it sets the stage for many cozy, warm nights.

The expansive primary bedroom is just shy of 23 feet wide, and enjoys a gel-fueled fireplace as well, plus plenty of room for a sitting area and ample closets. The windowed en suite bath boasts double sinks and heated floors. The second bedroom is serene and spacious, offering privacy. This home is curated with lots of clever and meticulous details, such as remote operated curtains and shades, a Sonos system and let's not forget the "Snap, Crackle, Pop" of the TWO gel-fueled fireplaces!

Asking $3,250,000. Listed by Louise Phillips Forbes, Brown Harris Stevens.

Bedroom : 2

Bathroom: 2.5

Little Italy

WHERE: 136 Baxter, PHB

COST: $6,750,000

WHEN: 2/27 11am-1pm by appointment

Description: Discreetly tucked away at the intersection of Soho, Nolita, and Chinatown, 136 Baxter Penthouse B is a duplex three-bedroom, three-bathroom residence with an expansive landscaped terrace, the ultimate in downtown living. With southern and eastern exposures, plus floor-to-ceiling windows, the residence offers a private living experience that is nonetheless open and light. Sophisticated and under the radar, 136 Baxter Penthouse B is a hidden gem for a discerning purchaser, mixing modern with classic in a desirable and boutique setting.

Occupying the top two floors of the Machinery Exchange condominium, Penthouse B has entrances on both the 6th and 7th floors. Each floor has its own character. The bedrooms are on the 6th floor, which is loft-like and filled with pre-war detail, while the public living spaces are on the 7th floor, a modern glass crown to this historic building. The 7th floor welcomes you to the great room, with an open kitchen, living room, and dining area, accented by a wood-burning fireplace. The kitchen is stocked with premium appliances and finishes by Miele, Sub-Zero, and Valcucine.

At over 1600 square feet and oriented for utmost privacy, the oversized terrace envelops the top floor. The outdoor kitchen is top-of-the-line, with a Kalamazoo grill and fridge for easy al fresco dining. On the south and west side of the terrace are two more sitting and lounge areas, showcasing the viewscape of downtown Manhattan. An integrated irrigation system maintains the landscaped terrace.

On the 6th floor, down the brushed steel staircase under the dramatic glass enclosure, are three bedrooms, each with an en suite bath, and all big enough for king beds. Lined with south- and east-facing steel frame windows, the lower floor has 10-foot timber-beamed ceilings, oak floors, cast iron columns, and white-washed exposed brick. The space is an art collector's paradise, with ample wall space for any collection.

The primary suite has two walk-in closets, a double vanity, stall shower, and a custom limestone and hand-cut glass tile bathtub. The secondary suite has a five-fixture bathroom and a walk-in closet. The third bedroom, which can double as an office or study, has two closets and an en-suite bathroom. Adjacent is the midnight kitchen, with fridge and wet bar; and the laundry room, with side-by-side washer/dryer. The residence features multi-zoned central air.

Bedroom : 3

Bathroom: 3

Park Slope

WHERE: The Deermar, 262 9th Street Residence 1103

COST: $11,500 per month

WHEN: Saturday February 26 and Sunday February 27, by appointment only

Description: Introducing Penthouse 03 an elegant 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home perched atop The Deermar, a captivating luxury rental building that harmonizes the dynamism of Park Slope with the viridescent charm of Prospect Park. Natural light pours in through floor-to-ceiling windows, spilling over beautiful hardwood floors and accentuating warm tones, high-end finishes, and subtle details. Private outdoor space offers enticing possibilities for outdoor lounging and urban gardening.

After entering through a keyless Latch entry door, residents are greeted by an airy open-concept living room, dining room, and kitchen saturated with natural light. The kitchen is attractive and functional, equipped with custom Italian lacquer cabinets, LED under-cabinet lighting, a stainless steel sink, bold Taj Mahal quartzite countertops and backsplash, and high-end integrated appliances.

The primary bedroom boasts ample closet space and a pristine en-suite bathroom with honed Dolomiti marble walls and floors, a custom oak vanity, an oversized mirror, and a deep soaking tub. The second bedroom has a reach-in closet and easy access to a marble-clad second bathroom.

The Deermar offers a desirable Park Slope address and a collection of dazzling amenities. Residents enjoy a lush garden oasis, a striking library and billiards room, a fully equipped gym and yoga studio, a convenient co-working area with soundproof phone booths, a conference room, a kitchenette, and a coffee bar, and an expansive rooftop terrace with stunning city views, a dog rub, and a BBQ kitchen. Residents also enjoy private storage, a bicycle room, and an Amazon Hub and package room. A part-time attended lobby is supplemented by a virtual system. The Deermar is moments from a variety of restaurants, cafes, and shops, and it is five blocks from the open fields and verdant walking paths of Prospect Park. The F/G/R subway lines are across the street providing access to nearly every subway line in NYC.

Bedroom : 2

Bathroom: 2

East Williamsburg

WHERE: 850 Metropolitan Avenue, Residence 4D

COST: 1,900,000

WHEN: February 27, 2022 from 2-3pm, By Appointment Only

Description: An entertainers dream, this spectacular top-floor 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom residence has an impressive 1720 square foot private (duplex) roof terrace with incredible city views! This one of a kind home is located on the penthouse level of the building, aka the 4th floor.

Light pours in through the floor to ceiling windows of this South and West facing split two bedroom. This home has state of the art finishes. The open kitchen, which is adorned in custom Italian cabinets and marble counter tops. Featuring integrated Sub Zero refrigerator and Bosch dishwasher, Wolf range and Best hood. The bathrooms are complete with heated floors, a Maax signature bathtub, Moen fixtures, Toto toilet, and custom subway tiles . There are 5 inch white oak floors, central air, and Blomberg washer dryer in the apartment.

The Milk Factory’s emphasis on community and intelligent design extends to its public spaces. Here, highly coveted green space is a large part of the equation and the boutique development possesses several exterior community spaces that set it apart from other New York developments.

A sunken interior courtyard gives all residents access to an enchanting community garden that features floral mural by a local artist. Overlooking the center courtyard, accessible from the building’s second floor, is a covered community terrace. The building also features another expansive communal terrace at the front, nestled underneath the cantilevered addition an open-air oasis that remains protected from the elements. Taken together, these interconnected spaces foster a spatial relationship between the various elements of the building, whilst ensuring a bountiful flow of light and air throughout.

Other building amenities include a windowed gym, bike storage, virtual doorman system, and a double high lobby lounge complete with gas fireplace and textured concrete walls.

850 Metropolitan Avenues Milk Factory condominiums, the former Borden milk distribution plant, now a stunning, converted loft building offering 32 residences in trendy East Williamsburg. The 40,000 square foot, four-story building is just east of Bushwick Avenue and conveniently only two blocks away from the Graham Avenue L train station. Envisioned and executed by ROART, architecture and design firm, they created a development that preserves the buildings elegant proportions while making an audacious architectural statement.

Previously an industrial area, East Williamsburg is a thriving creative quarter with tons of street art, historic buildings, tech enterprises, hot restaurants, and trendy new shops. By contrast to its rowdier, more developed neighbor Central Williamsburg, East Williamsburg still marches to its own beat, resisting relentless development while retaining its historic, community-minded character. Its strong spirit attracts individuals who appreciate the areas cosmopolitan spoils and proximity to downtown Manhattan but also require the all-important element of urban refuge.

Listed by Jennifer Carey of Real New York

Bedroom : 2

Bathroom: 2

New Residential Developments with The Best Views of The City

New York City is never short on breath-taking views, but what if you could see those views from the windows of your bed or living room? Below please find a selection of the best new residential developments with views that are second to none that New Yorkers are lucky enough, or will soon to be lucky enough, to enjoy from their own home.

200 East 59th Street, Penthouse 34

A birds-eye view of Central Park, grand spiral staircase and seamless indoor-outdoor experience are the elements that developers Centurion Real Estate Partners and Keppel Capital cooked up for their most exciting new penthouse listing at 200 East 59th Street, the sister building to 432 Park Avenue, one of the tallest (and most successful) residential towers in the Western Hemisphere. The penthouse residence shines for its soaring 14-foot ceilings, incredible floor-to-ceiling windows and massive covered roof deck that places residents high above the intersection of the vibrant Upper East Side and Midtown East neighborhoods. The grand spaces are made all the more unique by its column-free interiors, an engineering feat accomplished by architecture firm CetraRuddy by pushing the interior support structures out to the exterior. The columns now proudly epitomize the building’s architecture and give it its iconic Manhattan-meets-Miami look. The penthouse also offers an incredible outdoor dining room experience that is rare to find in NYC. The listing, which is priced at $17.96 million.

(Courtesy 200 East 59th Street)

200 Amsterdam

200 Amsterdam is the tallest residential building on the Upper West Side, luxury condominium 200 Amsterdam is located just a short walk away from the iconic and leading performing arts venue Lincoln Center. This stunning condominium architecture done by Elkus Manfredi Firm boasts 112 units- from 1 bedroom to full floor penthouses. The east step-design facade allows for Central Park facing views, while apartments facing west can happily view the Hudson River.

212 West 72nd Street, Penthouses North and South

This iconic Upper West Side building has smashed all expectations for indoor-outdoor living with a pair of two new pricey penthouses that feature their very own private rooftops, complete with landscaping, hot tubs, theaters, lounges and yes, even pizza ovens to perfect the ultimate New York slice. The listings, Penthouses North and South, are priced at $19.15 million and $13.5 million respectively, and deliver an experiential lifestyle that buyers will be hard pressed to find elsewhere in the city. The rooftops can be enjoyed year round, first off, thanks to hot tubs that overlook Central Park. Residents can also cozy up for a movie night on the roof, or host guests for a summer soiree. The interiors were designed by the award-winning New York firm CetraRuddy and showcase the incredible curvature of the building’s architecture, which wraps the corner of 72nd Street and Broadway.

(Credit Recent Spaces)

Front & York, Penthouse 20C

Designed inside and out by celebrated architect Morris Adjmi, Front & York is introducing the first opportunity to live in a full-service, luxury urban oasis in DUMBO. Penthouse 20C is a light-filled three-bed, three-bath home offering immense floor-to-ceiling divided light windows that frame expansive views of the Brooklyn skyline. An exclusive nearly 850-square-foot private terrace with a gas grill lends itself to extraordinary indoor-outdoor entertaining. Residence PH20C is currently on the market for $4.51 million.

(Credit: Williams New York)

Astoria West

Astoria West was developed by Cape Advisors in partnership with Pioneer Group and designed by Fogarty Finger Architects. The 534-unit residence has over 40,000 square feet of amenity space and 360 views of the Manhattan skyline. Amenities include a landscaped private inner courtyard, on-site parking garage, indoor and outdoor co-working lounges, private resident pool club, lounge area, waterfront deck with barbeques, a fitness center, and a game room.

Olympia Dumbo

Olympia Dumbo is the tallest residential development building in the Dumbo neighborhood and brings the sunset skyline all the way home. The shifts and curves in Hill West’s tower geometry make for unique views at every level, with wraparound views from living rooms and great rooms and full-width terraces facing the waterfront and the best views DUMBO has to offer. The 33-story condominium tower features sail-like architecture by Hill West and has 76 residences, ranging from one to five bedrooms with private terraces, plus penthouses. The project has 38,000 square feet of amenities spread over three floors, including an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, an outdoor tennis court, gym, sauna and steam room, spin studio, and more.

Brooklyn Tower

The Brooklyn Tower is 93 stories and 1,066 feet tall and features approximately 550 residences—150 residences for purchase and 400 residences for lease. The residences for purchase start at an elevation over 500 feet, where most penthouses cap nearby new development projects, and offer sweeping views through floor-to-ceiling windows of the Manhattan skyline, the East River, the Statue of Liberty and New York Harbor, Prospect Park, and all of Brooklyn. The project also includes over 100,000 square feet of amenities, including state-of-the-art health and fitness spaces offering diverse programming, and unprecedented, elevated outdoor loggias for skyline lounging and recreation.

Selene

Located off Park Avenue in the heart of Midtown East, Selene is the latest New York City landmark from Foster + Partners. Soaring 63 stories into the sky, the building features a collection of 94 bespoke quality residences ranging from perfect pied-à-terre one-bedrooms to sprawling full-floor tower homes. Starting from $1.875M, Selene's luminous residences feature elegantly undulating glass walls, high quality finishes unmatched by any other luxury tower, and iconic day-to-night vistas. With no more than two homes on a floor, Selene's full-floor tower residences offer multiple exposures, each revealing breathtaking day-to-night views of New York’s most celebrated landmarks, including the Chrysler Building and Central Park. With sweeping 360-views of the city, there are few landmarks one can't see from Selene's tower homes.

(Credit: Williams New York)

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What Should Be a Deal Breaker When You're Buying a House?

When buying a new home, it is essential to look out for those things that may seriously impact its value. These problems can often be relatively small but could also be very large and may affect home quality and safety. If you notice any of the following five issues when buying a house, it is probably best to just walk away.

No Garage or Poor Vehicle Storage

Most homes should have garages, and those that don't are typically worth a lot less than those that do. That's because garages help provide a high level of vehicle protection and extra storage for a house. After all, a vehicle in the US spends about 95% of its time parked and out of action.

When evaluating potential deal-breakers in the home-buying process, it's crucial to consider practical aspects like propane usage. For a comprehensive understanding, read about propane tank sizes and their common uses in 2023. This knowledge will aid you in making informed decisions for your home.

Do you want your car sitting out in the rain and snow or getting contaminated with bird feces? Nobody does, so make sure that you find a house with a garage. If there isn't even a simple carport to park the vehicle, it is probably best to just walk away or hold out for a lower price.

Weak Utilities

Inspect the home's utilities to ensure that things like the natural gas piping are safe. For example, you need to ensure that the psi is under 0.25 in your house. This level is standard in homes because reducers help take it from its 1,500 psi level in transmission lines to a safer level.

If your gas is at a lower or higher level, something wrong may need repairs. The same is true of water lines, electrical wiring, and HVAC needs. If you spot anything that will cost thousands of dollars to repair, either demand a lower price or skip out on this purchase.

Damaged Foundations

A house's foundation is critical for its overall structural health. Without a strong foundation, your walls may crack, your window and doors may refuse to close, and you may end up with a heavily damaged house that you won't be safe moving into or trying to sell later.

Foundation repair is expensive and time-consuming, which is why so many sellers try to ignore it or just pass over it in inspections. Instead, if you notice any foundation troubles with a house, demand that the seller fix it, cut the price for the value of the foundation damage, or just buy another house.

Serious Pest Damage

Go through the house with an inspector and look for signs of common pest damage, such as mice or ant holes and even termite-related damage. This process is essential because the previous seller may mention these pests but not discuss their damage to a house and leave you stuck.

Termites are particularly an issue because they can affect a house's foundation and cause other types of long-term damage that may affect your property value and safety. Talk to the inspector about these issues and learn more about how to manage them for yourself properly.

Pollution in the Property

Lastly, it is best to avoid buying a house if there's any pollution on the property. Pollution can include things like leaky gas tanks and other expensive problems to repair and which can be dangerous to your house. You might find yourself suddenly discovering this pollution after the previous owner didn't tell you about it.

That act is naturally illegal, and you have an outstanding lawsuit if the seller does take that approach. However, it is still frustrating to have to go to court to get compensated and pay for repairs and pollution removal. All that time and energy is usually just not worth it when buying a house.

As you can see, several things may make a new house just not worth buying. There wasn't enough room to include everything here, but these are the main concerns you're most likely to experience. Talk to your real estate agent about each of these concerns.

Real New York Launches Sales At 66 Reade

After many years of meticulous restoration and conversion to condominium residences, the landmarked Tribeca property, 66 Reade, has officially launched sales. Originally designed by Samuel A. Warner and completed in the mid-1800’s, the boutique property is housed within a marble façade appointed with segmentally-arched rectangular windows, a significant architectural feature harkening back to the era in which it was designed.

All photo credit: Pavel Bendov

66 Reade now offers six full-floor, four-bedroom residences, each with direct elevator access and two entrances. Pricing starts at $7.36 million and sales and marketing is lead by REAL New York, the NYC-based real estate brokerage lauded for having previously completing the highest priced condominium sale in Manhattan south of 23rd Street.

“Truly designed for a luxurious modern lifestyle, the homes at 66 Reade Street are a step above the rest currently available in today’s marketplace,” said Louis Adler, principal and co-founder of REAL New York. “The demand for new development in Tribeca is unprecedented and what these homes offer is undeniably unique, particularly within a boutique residential property.”

Originally built in the 1870s, 66 Reade Street boasts a historic stone facade with iconic cast-iron columns and an upgraded ground floor storefront. Every resident will have fob-controlled elevator access directly into their home from the building lobby. The property features a remote doorman system allowing owners to grant access to visitors, create digital keys and manage packages. The building’s cellar includes a well-appointed 561-square-foot gym that is accessible by elevator from each condominium and provides the latest strength and conditioning equipment including a Peloton Bike, Tread and a Tonal digital workout system. There is also private storage for each residence on this level.

Set in Tribeca, 66 Reade Street is located near a wide variety of dining, arts, and recreation options. One block to the east of the residence is City Hall Park with its seasonal farmers market, and just a few blocks to the west is Pier 25 with its volleyball courts, playgrounds, mini-golf and stunning Hudson River views. The building is just minutes away from nine subway lines, making transportation to any part of New York City convenient.

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Cozy up in these warm, wood-paneled spaces

While the winter winds howl outside and temperatures continue to drop, many New Yorkers are seeking refuge indoors and at home. With that in mind, why not take a look at some of New York City's towers that feature the most warm and inviting amenity spaces? Enter beautiful wood-paneled rooms. Warm and inviting, there's something about luxuriously wood-paneled rooms that instantly make one feel cozy and comfortable. Sleek and sumptuous in its finish, wood paneling is also a stunning design statement. With all of the cachet of a cozy cabin, these exceptional buildings also include expansive space for indoor weather activities whether it be a glass of wine by the fire or a card game. Check out some of the most luxurious examples below:

150 East 78th Street

Designed by the award-winning Robert A.M. Stern Architects, 150 East 78th Street represents the newest boutique building that redefines classical architecture on Manhattan's Upper East Side. Ranging from three-to-five-bedroom homes, the building features interiors and curated amenity spaces designed by AD100 interior designer Robert Couturier, including the beautiful walnut-paneled residents' Parlor, complete with a custom billiards table and en suite catering kitchen for private gatherings. Both practical and accommodating for a range of activities, and illuminated by floor-to-ceiling arched windows, the space also features furnishings selected by Couturier, including upholstered seating and a dining table perfect for cozy, cold weather activities like a card game, or a glass of wine.

(Credit: Hayes Davidson)

Vandewater

Designed inside and out by the celebrated INC Architecture & Design, Vandewater is a fresh representation of the local classical neo-gothic architecture of Morningside Heights. Located in one of New York City's most vibrant and intellectually lively neighborhoods, the 33-story tower offers residences ranging from studios to four bedrooms. In addition to its stunning residences, the building boasts 24,000 square feet of programmed indoor and outdoor space, including a stained whie oak paneled Salon inspired by the connection to the academic and literary legacies of the surrounding neighborhood of Morningside Heights. The intimate and sophisticated room offers a cozy and quiet space for reading, crossword puzzles, or board games during the colder, winter months.

(Credit: Binyan Studios)

Waterline Square

Spanning 100,000 square feet, Waterline Square's extraordinary shared amenity center, the Waterline Club, is one of the largest and most comprehensive in New York City. Combining unprecedented amenities with spectacular design, the Waterline Club boasts every sports, fitness, creative and leisure amenity one could want. The dedicated card parlor sports sleek wood paneling, making it the perfect sumptuous place to hang out with friends or host poker night this winter.

(Credit: Evan Joseph)

200 East 83rd

200 East 83rd, the new Upper East Side residential tower by Robert A.M. Stern Architects with interiors by Rottet Studio, features multiple amenities spaces with wood paneling. Overlooking the 17th-floor pool room and Winter Garden, the light-filled state-of-the-art fitness center and yoga studio feel fresh and timeless with custom white oak millwork panels lining the walls. 200 East 83rd's custom millwork library on the ground floor offers direct access to a serene landscaped garden and features beautiful custom white oak shelving wrapped in leather panels, creating a warm and inviting environment for residents to sit by the bespoke fireplace and unwind with a good book. In the private cinema, a striking wood-paneled ceiling draws the eye upward while providing a moody and sophisticated ambiance. 

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505 W 43

At 505 W 43 – the new Midtown luxury condo featuring architecture by ODA and interiors by Andres Escobar & Associates – raw, natural materials are fused with sumptuous textures. Wood accents can be found throughout the amenity interiors, including the pool room, which showcases a gorgeous wood-paneled feature wall that compliments the flooring around the lap pool and extends seamlessly outdoors into the 6,000-square-foot open-air courtyard garden. Wood paneling can also be seen on the ceiling of the fitness center and exposed beams grace common areas like the lobby lounge and bike storage corridor, juxtaposing the polished concrete and floor-to-ceiling windows.
(Credit: Donna Dotan)

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