The Best Deals For Central Park Views In NYC

Looking to find a home withCentral Park views? We found some experiential amenities, modern designs and spacious floor plans, all for under $10 million (and one as low as $1.775M!). It’s rare to find new construction with this enviable combination of features, but we’ve scoured the market and identified three of the very best deals your right now. With Central Park the most elusive (but rewarding!) view to score on a budget throughout the city,

200 East 59th Street 10B Price - $1.775 million

Pushing the boundaries of modern architecture worldwide is 200 East 59th Street, a newly completed New York skyscraper located at the intersection of the Upper East Side and Midtown East. Designed inside and out by award-winning firm CetraRuddy, the building is the city’s newest architectural marvel with bold, terraced architecture offering New Yorkers a rare indoor-outdoor lifestyle. Currently available at the tower is Residence 10B, a remarkable one-bedroom corner residence spanning 835 square feet with a deep wraparound terrace with views of the Midtown skyline and exposures of Central Park. The home features floor-to-ceiling glass windows and expansive 10’ ceilings that tie the inside/out living concept together perfectly. Residents also have access to a luxe residents lounge with a catering kitchen, fireplace nook and large outdoor deck with plenty of seating, as well as state-of-the-art fitness center. The location at the intersection of the Upper East Side and Midtown East offers access to the very best of the city and world-class shopping and dining right just steps from the lobby.

Phot Credit: Evan Joseph

7 West 57th Street #16 Price - $4.425 million

7 West 57th Street is a stunning ground-up, boutique condominium building located right off a bustling Fifth Avenue. Situated on a corridor known for its supertalls, 7 West 57th Street stands out with a more discreet footprint at just 20 stories tall—but not without iconic Central Park and cityscape views and expansive floor plates that stretch across 57th Street to 58th. The newly constructed building features a collection of 15 full-floor, two-bedroom luxury condominium residences with select homes featuring private outdoor space. In addition to its sought-after location, 7 West 57th Street features exquisite interior and exterior, designed by Calvin Tsao of Tsao & McKown, while providing the ultimate sense of privacy. 7 West 57th’s prime location also distinguishes itself amongst its supertall neighbors by being located just off of Fifth Avenue, with immediate access to Grand Army Plaza and the entrance to Central Park as well as some of the city’s best retail, dining, and cultural institutions.

Photo Credit: Sean Hemmerle

Selene, Residence 50A Price - $8.995 million

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. Residence 50A is a sprawling 3,385-square-foot full-floor home offering breathtaking day-to-night views of New York City's in every direction, including Central Park. In addition to the dramatic vistas, Residence 50A features a grand arrival gallery that leads to a great room, kitchen and dining area with luminous floor-to-ceiling windows. Privately located at the opposite end of the stunning residence is a double-exposure primary suite with an expansive dressing area and a luxurious spa-inspired en suite bath. Beyond the bespoke residences, Selene features a tailored lifestyle offering, complete with spa-inspired amenities. Encompassing the third and fourth floors, the luxurious offering includes a sunlit pool sanctuary, stunning Atlas Club & Library furnished by AD100 interior designer William T. Georgis and more. Residents of Selene also enjoy an extremely rare amenity at the building: direct elevator access to Le Jardinier, the Michelin-Starred restaurant designed by the award-winning architect and interior designer Joseph Dirand.

Photo Credit: Williams New York

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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 won’t want to miss out for this week. 

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838 Fifth Avenue, 6th Floor

High above Central Park this gracious 5427 square foot full floor residence located in one of Fifth Avenue's most coveted full service Boutique Limestone Condominium building is available for the discerning buyer. Custom designed and in immaculate condition. The spectacular 10 room home features a breathtaking 45 feet corner expanse overlooking Central Park with Panoramic Skyline views to the West. The home is in an exceptional location, ideally designed for a luxurious lifestyle that affords privacy, security and access to the best of what Manhattan offers in this most desirable walk to everywhere neighborhood. Inside this spectacular home one is reluctant to leave as one is surrounded by the city, skyline, Central Park yet hears none of the noise of the city while in the midst of the activity and charm that New York offers.

Upon entering through a private elevator landing with a hidden coat closet, one enters the expansive Gallery that looks on to Central Park and features a large coat closet and powder room. The Gallery opens onto the Grand Living Room fronting Fifth Avenue with multiple large windows on Fifth Ave to Central Park with breathtaking views. The room features hardwood flooring and beautiful beamed ceilings, a fireplace with soft lighting leading to the romantic formal dining room with a wood burning fireplace, coffered ceilings, hardwood flooring surrounded by the views of Central Park while centered by a magnificent crystal chandelier and built in cabinets. The entertaining space follows with a modern eat in kitchen with high end appliances and room for casual dining leading to the Central Gallery and Library. The view of Central Park continues to the ampule sized wood paneled Library, den or office with built in wet bar.

The view of the Central Park continues into the private sleeping quarters of the apartment . The expansive primary suite is comprised of a large light filled office and then the ample sized primary bedroom, with Juliet balconies, two full size dressing rooms, a fireplace and a his and her marble bathrooms and dressing room. Two additional bedrooms with ensuite baths complete the bedroom wing. There is an additional staff room or office with a bath and a laundry room off the kitchen.

B Whyte of Douglas Elliman is the Listing Agent.

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130 West 30th Street 5C

This 2,065 square foot 3- bedroom condo in the landmarked Cass-Gilbert Building has a sweeping open floor plan with a blend of fine natural woods and luxurious marble. 11 foot ceilings soar above 12 over sized bronze casement windows emphasizing the pre-war charm and enduring style. The over sized chefs kitchen has Calcutta marble, hand crafted white oak cabinets, and features top of the line stainless steel appliances. . Two gracious master bedroom suites with private baths flank either end of the residence while a third bedroom/home office and third full marble bath complete this elegant home.. An abundance of custom designed closets and washer/dryer make this home the perfect luxury hideaway.

Robert Dankner of Prime Manhattan Residential is the Listing Agent.

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292 Lafayette Street, 6W

Owned by notable Broadway director, Michael Greif. Michael is a hugely celebrated director having directed six original Broadway musicals, and was nominated for the Tony Award for Best Direction of a Musical four (4) times. He is perhaps most recognized for his productions of Rent, If/Then, Next to Normal, Grey Gardens, War Paint and Dear Evan Hansen. He was formerly the Artistic Director of the New York Theatre Workshop where he directed, among others, Bright Lights, Big City, and the original production of Rent for which he received the Obie Award for direction of a musical.

Soho loft perfection on Lafayette Street. Residence 6W is a beautiful and sunny corner two bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath loft with two additional interior rooms in a wonderfully run elevator co-op. This bright and airy home encompasses ~1,500 square feet with soaring 10’8' ceilings and 8 enormous double-height windows with light streaming through every room.

The perfect blend of the cool industrial aesthetic of Soho’s late 19th century combined with unique upgrades, this impeccable loft is breathtaking and features pre-war details such as solid wood columns, exposed brick, French doors and pristine hardwood floors throughout.

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64th Floor of 230 West 56th

Enjoy jaw-dropping 360-degree views of the Manhattan skyline, Central Park and the Hudson River. Indulge in sensational sunrises and sunsets, and even watch the ball drop on New Year's Eve from this 7,963 square foot treasure in The Park Imperial, one of midtown's most elegant condominiums. The one and only full floor residence in the building, unit 64, is a space you don't want to miss out on. The six Bedrooms and six and a half Baths provide plenty of opportunities to create specialty rooms like staff quarters, billiard's room, media room, home office, home gym or wine cellar.

Your exclusive landing at your private elevator vestibule leads you to a gracious foyer that spills into almost 3,000 square feet dedicated to entertainment space, taking your breath away with nearly 100 feet of floor-to-ceiling glass facing Central Park with double corners. Ideal for entertaining on a grand scale, the enormous open concept Kitchen with a 20-foot-long counter offers dual Sub-Zero refrigerators, Fisher & Paykel Dishwasher, and a 65-inch La Cornue Range with 6 burners, 2 ovens, grill, French Top and matching cabinetry. A Butler's Pantry includes an additional Sub-Zero refrigerator, secondary dishwasher, gorgeous copper sink with a matching copper countertop, and 132 Bottle Sub-Zero wine fridge. Custom made walnut cabinetry throughout provides an endless amount of storage for tableware, glassware and every imaginable small appliance. The hand-cut Jerusalem Limestone floors have radiant heat, giving maximum longevity and enjoyment.

The Dining Room accommodates well over a dozen guests with space to expand, and the adjacent Sitting Room with views of the Park and River is the perfect place to start or end your evening. A stellar, wood paneled corner Home Office with solid core walnut sliding doors and 180-degree views rounds off the Northwestern wing of this extraordinary home.

The immense Primary Suite, just over 1,800 square feet, is truly fit for a king. Offering triple exposures facing North, South, and East, this primary room boasts two colossal walk-in dressing rooms outfitted with custom built-ins, recessed lighting, and inlaid silk carpets. The bedroom ascends into the luxurious and boundless en-suite Bathroom with sweeping views of Central Park, embellished with heated Jerusalem Limestone floors, double vanity accoutered with Waterworks, Dornbracht, and Duravit fixtures, motorized window treatments, two private water closets, Kohler Tea-for-Two deep soaking tub and polished off with a 4-person sauna.

Transfer fee equal to six months of common charges due at closing. Asks $14,500,000. Represented by Louise Phillips Forbes, Brown Harris Stevens.

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Inside a One-of-a-Kind Tribeca NYC Penthouse

At 3,197 square feet, this exceptional 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom residence with ceilings up to 11’2” comprises an entire half floor, offering expansive north, south, and east-facing panoramic city views to the Empire State Building, Hudson and East Rivers and beyond. Additional information on this residence can be found by visiting: 111murray61e.com From a private elevator vestibule, a grand set of double doors reveals a formal entry foyer that leads to a breathtaking corner living and dining room. Floor-to-ceiling glass wraps this sprawling 32’7 × 18’5 space for exceptional natural light and spectacular north and east-facing vistas.

The adjacent eat-in kitchen with an entire wall of floor-to-ceiling windows, center island breakfast bar, and dual points of entry, allows for seamless entertaining and intimate daily living alike. Meticulously designed by AD100 designer David Mann, the custom Molteni kitchen offers cerused White Oak cabinetry trimmed in custom soft black metal, a Calacutta Borghini marble island with book-matched waterfall, countertop, and backsplash, Dornbracht fixtures in a custom soft black matte finish, four pantries, and top-of-the-line appliances by Wolf, Miele, and Sub-Zero including a 30-in. refrigerator, 18-in. freezer, 36-in. 5-burner gas cooktop with built-in fully vented hood, integrated dishwasher, wall oven with warming drawer, steam oven, speed oven, full-height wine refrigerator, and integrated coffee system. The palatial primary bedroom suite offers stunning south-facing views and dual walk-in closets. The primary bath features a freestanding BluStone soaking tub positioned to enjoy open east-facing views through a full-height window, radiant heat floors, Travertine stone slab feature walls, and custom white marble slab vanity with Dornbracht fittings and fixtures in a custom soft black matte finish. Two additional bedrooms with en suite baths await. The third bedroom has double pocket doors directly off the living/dining areas and can also be used as a study/den.

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Inside 61 N. Henry, Greenpoint’s Newest Boutique Condo Offering Private Keyed Elevator Access to Each Residence

Perhaps no Brooklyn neighborhood has seen as much change over the past decade as Greenpoint, which has seen the growth of not only numerous luxury waterfront towers, but a slew of high-end boutique condo buildings as well.

Today we visit 61 North Henry Street, which just launched sales this week. Located between Meeker Ave. and Engert Ave. in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, 61 N. Henry boasts six full-floor and duplex condominium residences ranging in size from 1107 to 1865 square feet.  Prices for the luxury homes start at $1,7999,000.

Spacious residences at 61 N. Henry St. boasts private keyed elevator access, large outdoor space/s, floor to ceiling windows with views of the Manhattan skyline, built-in closet systems, owner-controlled multi-zone central air/heat, innovative built-in magnetic modular lighting, and eight-inch-wide white oak plank flooring throughout.  

The building’s 1,865-square-foot garden duplex home features an expansive 500-square-foot private yard and a large multi-room recreation level, while the 1,392-square-foot penthouse offers soaring double-height ceilings and multiple outdoor spaces, including a 1146-square-foot private roof deck.

Spacious open chef’s kitchens at 61 N. Henry St.  are outfitted with integrated appliances by Fisher & Paykel, gas ovens and stoves by Bosch, striking quartz countertops with deep inset stainless-steel sinks and custom cabinetry with ample amount of storage.

Spa-like bathrooms at the boutique condo feature Stone Resin freestanding bathtubs, oversized walk-in showers, custom vanities, and radiant heated floors.

The InHouse Group is the exclusive marketing and sales firm for 61 N. Henry St.  For more information regarding sales or to schedule an appointment, please visit https://www.61northhenry.com; call 917.727.7325; or email inquire@theinhousegroup.com. 

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Take A Look At The New One Wall Street

Set in the iconic Downtown Manhattan, Macklowe Properties opens its doors for the first look into the Art-Deco masterpiece, One Wall Street, showcasing world-renowned designer interiors and world-class amenities.

Yellow House Model Residence; Cyril Vergniol Model Residence

AD100 designer Elizabeth Graziolo of Yellow House Architects, French architect and designer Cyril Vergniol, and award-winning architect Deborah Berke designed the building's inaugural model apartments and first-of-its-kind residential co-working space, One Works. With an injection of leading names in architecture and design, the building sets a benchmark for luxury living in Downtown Manhattan.

Paying attention to the overall grandeur of One Wall Street's stature, the Yellow House Architects took inspiration from the organic shapes of the building's exterior stone, softening the rigid material to design an elevated living space that exudes luxury and comfort. Making careful selections of modern and traditional pieces throughout the apartment, the Yellow House team meticulously curated a space that plays with juxtapositions of classic and contemporary pieces, evoking a sense of vintage glamour that honours the timeless architecture of the building.

Yellow House Model Residence; Cyril Vergniol Model Residence

"The opportunity to work on One Wall Street was a once-in-a-lifetime experience, particularly as the Art Deco period has always been one of my favourite architectural styles," commented Elizabeth. "It has been a pleasure working closely with Harry Macklowe throughout the design process and understanding his vision for the property. We have learned from each other's experiences and challenged each other's artistic beliefs to develop a stunning unit".

Conversely, acclaimed French architect and designer Cyril Vergniol showcases bolder and more eclectic design choices. Cyril's vision for the space was not to fall into the Art Deco pastiche but rather to provide an elegant, cultural apartment with an eclectic mix of antique and contemporary artworks and furniture, inspired by the dramatic spirit of One Wall Street’s architecture.

To emphasize the unconventional style of exhibiting contemporary designers alongside period pieces, Cyril collaborated with a local gallery, Maison Gérard, to incorporate a mix of French, European and American furniture, lighting, and objects d'art to create a space that is timeless and contemporary with an understated luxury and sense of balance. To emphasize the eclectic storytelling of the project, Cyril carefully selected all the arts, paintings, and sculptures from the Leila Heller Gallery, well-known pioneers of the artistic landscape, promoting creative dialogue between Western, Middle Eastern, Central and Southeast Asian artists.

"For me, as a Frenchman, a building such as One Wall Street represents the idea of New York that I had as a child, only knowing the city through images - a stone skyscraper in pure art deco style". He continued, "New York City has long been a hotbed for artistic expression, supported by its vibrant arts community and local independent galleries. With this in mind, we felt it was important to honour the heritage of One Wall Street through our work with local artists and galleries".

Award-winning architect Deborah Berke brings to life the transformative co-working space, One Works, part of the 100,000 square feet of resort-hotel-level amenities offered to all residents and known as One Club. Exclusive to residents, the One Club provides a wide range of high-end amenities, including a glass-enclosed pool, priority membership to Life Time, a state-of-the-art wellness and fitness centre, private and informal dining alongside the bar in the One Club Dining Room, a full-time concierge, and a world-class co-working space, One Works by the One Club.

One Works by One Wall Street

 With the foresight to build a co-working space before the pandemic, Deborah Berke, alongside her team, worked closely with Harry Macklowe to bring to life a space which reveals the architecture of the building whilst simultaneously creating an effortless, multifunctional space. Thoughtfully designed to support a multitude of residents, One Works offers two large conference rooms for meetings and presentations, two soundproof phone rooms for privacy when taking calls or virtual meetings and two state-of-the-are podcast rooms with equipment supplied upon request.

One Works by One Wall Street

"Our vision was to contrast the old with the new, building a modern, adaptive, and reusable framework which can be layered over time while still acknowledging the historic Art Deco accents throughout," commented Deborah Berke.

The largest residential renovation in New York City history, One Wall Street sets the standard for world-class design and unmatched amenities to create a bespoke luxury lifestyle. One Wall Street will also be home to Downtown Manhattan’s largest Whole Foods Market. Designed by The New York Times' "Architect of the Century," Ralph Walker and developed by Macklowe Properties, the former Irving Trust Bank building was completely renovated from its former roots, establishing the property as one of New York's most sought-after residences.

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Inside The First Bentley Branded Model Residences In Miami

Annabella Pardo

The world’s first Bentley branded residential tower, Bentley Residences is a 62-story residential building projected to have more than 200 luxury condominiums.

Located in Sunny Isles Beach at 18401 Collins Avenue, the condos at Bentley Residences will offer unparalleled ocean, bay and Miami skyline views. Equipped with 20,000 square feet of amenities across three levels, exquisitely designed by Bentley, the tower will have a restaurant, cinema, whiskey bar, in and outdoor gym, pool, spa, cigar lounge, cabanas, outdoor yoga studio, spa, beauty salon, 24-hour valet service, dezervator vehicle elevators, and more making this luxury residential building a utopia within one of the hottest cities in the world.

Each residence will have its own private pool and in-house garage for residents to park their car.

Estimated to complete in 2026, Bentley Residences is developed by Dezer Development and designed by Sieger Suarez Architects.

With a prime location in Sunny Isles, Bentley Residences is within walking distance of RK shopping centers and restaurants. Bentley Residences will deliver three-bedroom residences priced from $4.125 million.

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Inside NYC Apartments Renting For Up To $5K A Month

With New York City rents at a record high, ever curious what you can actually get for $5K a month? Make It Marathon looks inside three New York City apartments renting for $1,300 to $5,150 per month.

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Elena Taber, 23, lives with two roommates in a 3-bedroom apartment in New York City's East Village. Together they pay $5,150 a month in rent. Elena works as a full-time YouTuber and pays $1,850 for her room. She moved into the apartment in February 2019.

Nikki Lee, 26, lives with her husband Dyllan in a 1-bedroom apartment in New York City's Gramercy Park. Together they pay $3,800 a month in rent. Nikki works as a data scientist at Spotify and Dyllan is a lawyer. Growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area, Nikki was used to her two architect parents pointing out design details in homes and buildings in their neighborhood. That appreciation for design was a blessing and curse when it was time for Lee to look for her own place in New York City with Dyllan. She wanted a one-bedroom apartment on the second floor of a building, a preference she admits is "weirdly specific."

Hattie Kolp, 29, lives in a 2-bedroom rent-stabilized apartment in New York City's Upper West Side. Hattie has been living in this apartment since age 10. She is a special education teacher and part-time interior designer and Instagram blogger.

2026 Update: What $5K a Month Gets You Now

Rents have kept climbing since these tours were filmed. In September 2026, Manhattan’s median rent hit a record $5,395 a month, up 9% from a year earlier, and the average one-bedroom rented for $5,436, according to Corcoran data reported by 6sqft. In other words, $5,000 is now below the typical Manhattan rent. Brooklyn still offers more room in the budget, with a median of $4,300 and an average one-bedroom rent of $4,218. For a closer look at the smallest units, see our breakdown of Manhattan studio rents in 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median rent in Manhattan in 2026?

Manhattan’s median rent reached a record $5,395 a month in September 2026, up 9% year over year, according to Corcoran.

How much does a one-bedroom apartment cost in Manhattan?

The average Manhattan one-bedroom rented for $5,436 a month in September 2026.

Is it cheaper to rent in Brooklyn than Manhattan?

Yes. Brooklyn’s median rent was $4,300 in September 2026, and the average one-bedroom rented for $4,218, both well below Manhattan.

What is a rent-stabilized apartment in NYC?

Rent-stabilized apartments have annual rent increases capped by the city’s Rent Guidelines Board, which is why long-term tenants like Hattie in the video can pay far below market rate.

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The Best New Homes With Fireplaces In New York City!

Fall is in the air and the following properties are some of our favorite listings where we plan to bundle up with a glass of wine and embrace the change in seasons.

781 Fifth Avenue, 2307 -- $1,799,000

Enjoy all of the comforts of home with all the services and conveniences of a five star hotel in the prestigious Sherry-Netherland, one of New York's premiere landmarks, The Sherry-Netherland is at the southern end of Central Park. This triple mint and very unusual one bedroom, one and a half bath apartment has 10 large arched windows with sunny southern and eastern exposures that look over the city's sweeping skyline. Represented by Barbara Fox, Fox Residential.

1133 Fifth Avenue, 7A -- $6,495,000

Beyond perfection is the best description of this one-of-a-kind, unclassic six room home with a library and two primary bedrooms located in a top Fifth Avenue Carnegie Hill co-op. Apartment 7A consists of all the elegant main rooms of the former grand full floor apartment with approximately 2800 square feet of living space and three main rooms facing Central Park. The oversized living room has a wood burning fireplace and spectacular views of Central Park. Represented by Barbara Fox, Fox Residential.

59 West 12th Street, 10BC -- $5,990,000

High-end architectural details are combined with brilliant design elements that make this three-bedroom home warm and inviting. No detail has been overlooked and all readily felt the minute one enters the home. The generous entrance gallery has lovely Venetian plaster walls, herringbone wood floors and a gracious hallway closet. This leads to an expansive open living room/dining room facing South over quaint 12th Street. There is light and sun all day plus beautiful skyline and treetop views as you sit by the window overlooking landmarked townhouses. A stunning working fireplace with a Chesney marble mantle anchors the room. Moldings surround the space and storage has been discreetly added. The dining area is large enough to host a dinner for 10, yet cozy for intimate gatherings. Represented by Stephanie Kanner and Roni E. Cowan, Fox Residential.

45 East 85th Street, 4D -- $3,250,000

A TRIPLE MINT three-bedroom home with contemporary architectural touches, state-of-the-art conveniences, all blending flawlessly with lovely pre-war details. The gracious floor plan is designed for privacy and serene city living. South-facing with city and treetop views, the beautifully proportioned living room features an elegant wood burning fireplace. Represented by Claudia Fields and Evelyn Katz, Fox Residential.

28 Cliff Street, 4 -- $2,950,000

Artistic Renovated 3 BR Penthouse Condo Loft downtown with amazing private rooftop terrace. This beautifully designed full floor duplex loft offers the perfect space for both entertaining and quiet, intimate living. Impeccably renovated to maximize its historic character, while adding modern conveniences and high style, this light filled loft is a home with airy living spaces. The essence of charm and sophistication is evident from the moment you enter. The first floor has an exposed brick dining area, living room with wood burning fireplace, open chef’s kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances including a Kuppersbusch gas stove and oversized hood. The primary bedroom has generous custom closets with a beautifully renovated bath as well as a balcony. On the upper floor are two additional bedrooms, an office with built in cabinetry, and a fully renovated modern bath. The big windows and the skylights bring in sunshine and light all day long. There is a second balcony off of one of the bedrooms. Represented by Susan Rubin and Stephanie Kanner, Fox Residential.

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Is This $22,000,000 NYC Townhouse Worth it?

This week Youtube Eric Conover gives us a tour a beautiful 22 Million Dollar New York City Townhouse in the heart of the Upper East Side that has a zen inspired backyard oasis. 48 East 81st Street is a House located in the Upper East Side neighborhood in Manhattan, NY. 48 East 81st Street was built in 1924 and has 5 stories and 1 unit.

Courtesy of Eric Conover

Would you move into this home?

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See Inside the Tallest Penthouse on the Upper East Side

Curious to know what the tallest penthouse on the Upper East Side is like? A little background this historic listing located at 180 East 88th Street, is on the market for $33 million.

This triplex penthouse spans 5,508 square feet with an additional 3,500 square feet of private terrace space across all levels, including an expansive rooftop terrace overlooking Central Park at an elevation of 467 feet — the highest elevation on the UES. The home features panoramic views in all directions, two living room spaces — including one with a gas fireplace and wet-bar — a large dining area, eat-in kitchen, five bedrooms plus den, four full and two half baths, and an eye-catching sculptural spiral staircase leading to the upper-floor bedrooms and third-level roof terrace.

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Unique design details include dramatic signature arches, brass-framed windows, white oak flooring imported from the Admont Abbey in Austria, custom designed Molteni & C Dada kitchen cabinetry, a DDG-designed custom brass range hood, silver travertine slabs in the bathrooms and Fantini fixtures in natural brass.

The stunning home crowns 180 East 88th Street, the striking Carnegie Hill tower developed and designed by Joe McMillan's DDG. The building features eight floors of amenities, including a partial indoor basketball court and soccer pitch. The penthouse has been expertly furnished by IMG.

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Related Companies’ New Hudson Yards Project Now Open

Related Companies’ newest project, The Set at Hudson Yards, has announced the launch of leasing with move-ins beginning this week. Designed by March + White, The Set is a hybrid between residential and hotel living with fully-furnished and fully-serviced spaces and a sexy, private club feel. 

The vertical neighborhood concept is two-fold; a modern take on the pied-a-terre for executives and millennials who moved out of the city but need a place to live on the few days they go to the office, and also a highly amenitized community for those who remain full-time New Yorkers. Residents can enjoy 3 floors of dedicated amenity space like the spacious co-working spaces, open-air rooftop pool, resident-only restaurant and bar, tasting room, and more.

FULLY-APPOINTED RESIDENCES 

Offering a truly turnkey living experience, The Set’s fully furnished residences feature elevated materials, exquisite finishes and designer furnishings. Each residence has soaring nine-foot ceilings with breathtaking city views, floor-to-ceiling windows, European wide plank oak wood flooring and custom cabinetry. Residents have the opportunity to select from an array of designer furniture and accessory packages featuring art curated by the contemporary art gallery and marketplace Sugarlift. The Set’s category-defining fully-furnished and serviced residences have been thoughtfully designed for the evolving needs of its residents. Hotel-inspired services including weekly housekeeping, daily package and grocery delivery, laundry and dry-cleaning services, smart-home customization, room service, and more are all included in monthly leasing fees.  

THE SET CLUB 

The heart of the community is ‘The Set Club,’ a fully-serviced, resident-only social club soaring 500 feet in the air at the top of the building. The Set Club is dedicated to work and play and includes a private restaurant and bar by Chef Dan Kluger, rooftop pool and garden, expansive office spaces, ongoing programming, and more. The Set Club’s ‘Directors of Experience’ serve as a dedicated concierge, assisting residents with any special requests and overseeing private event planning in both the amenity spaces and individual residences. 

Additional spaces within The Set’s three designated amenity floors include a demonstration kitchen and lounge space, private dining room, game room, screening room, terrace with barbeque pods and virtual reality room with golf simulator and VR games. A dedicated wellness floor includes a state-of-the-art gym and yoga and virtual fitness studio. 

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PROJECT DESIGN 

The 44-story tower by Handel Architects utilizes glass, metal and terracotta to bridge the aesthetic of the surrounding neighborhoods on Manhattan’s West Side. 

“We wanted the exterior expression to feel residential and inviting, but also have a timeless quality,” said Frank Fusaro, Partner of Handel Architects. “Terracotta was the perfect accent material since it provides that feeling of warmth. We used a bronze finish to visually connect the tower to the low-rise brick buildings nearby. Overall the building’s exterior expression is one of quiet sophistication in a busy New York City neighborhood.” 

Curated by interior design firm MAWD, The Set’s interiors combine forward-thinking elements for experiential living. The use of innovative materials and grounding palettes in the project’s design creates a unique and modern sense of space informed by the MAWD’s previous experience designing members clubs across the globe. 
 
“Recasting the pied-à-terre for a new era, The Set’s interiors have been programmed for each moment of the day, and a 24/7 lifestyle. Blurring the distinction between hotel and residential living, this ultra-service residence has been designed to mimic the warmth of home, with the magnetism of a destination,” said Elliot March, MAWD Co-Founder. 

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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 won’t want to miss out for this week. 

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145 Reade St

courtesy of Evan Joseph Photography

145 Reade Street features four bedrooms, seven bathrooms, four half bathrooms, and nine fireplaces, three of which are wood-burning. The property was originally built in 1910. In all, the home is 10,582 square feet with multiple outdoor areas (totaling 1,231 square feet) including an outdoor kitchen and patio, as well as a coveted pool with city views. Soaring ceilings (12 ft+ on most floors) and spacious room sizes can be noted throughout the home. The home also has a commercial grade elevator to access all six floors, radiant heated floor (even under the sidewalk outdoors), AV wiring throughout, and extensive custom millwork. The exterior, clad in limestone and brick, is framed by custom steel windows imported from England by Critall.

Enter into a grand foyer with a sweeping staircase drawing the eye upwards to ceiling heights extending up to 24 feet. While not only providing a generous entry, the space can also be utilized as an extra area for entertaining beyond the separate formal living and dining rooms. The large eat-in chef’s kitchen - also situated on the ground floor - features an oversized Lacanche stove as well as a fireplace, a built-in banquet, and a patio.

The top of the house is dedicated to entertainment with two exterior terraces; a front patio with a 17-foot pool that is both heated and salinated, and a back patio that features a full outdoor kitchen, dining, and sitting area. Additionally, there is an indoor sitting area and bathroom including an outdoor shower situated just off the pool. .

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Pyramid House 443 Sail Walk, Fire Island Pines

Courtesy of Genevieve Garruppo Photography

The Legendary Pyramid House is an undisputed architectural masterpiece (b. 1961, renovated in 2006 by architect Hal Hayes). It offers an irreplicable site, unbelievable views, true mid-century style, unparalleled peace and privacy, and sophisticated yet unpretentious living. The centerpiece is the great room with its soaring ceiling and wall of glass (living room, kitchen and dining) overlooking the dunes (Fire Island National Seashore), the ocean and the bay. Beneath, the enormous primary suite (dressing room, large bathroom and private study) looks out to the dunes on one side and the pool deck on the other. Across the pool deck are 2 guest cabana bedrooms and a bathroom in between, all in the shape of pyramids. Cooling ocean breezes flow day and night in this sophisticated, relaxed compound. Multiple decks and work areas in the home offer privacy and convenience and graceful separation of space. A trophy home that has the potential to produce extraordinary income.

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7 DWIGHT LANE GREENWICH, CT

Courtesy of Daniel Milstein Photography

7 Dwight Lane is a sprawling modern mansion in the well-heeled and picturesque enclave of Greenwich, CT. This area is known for its old-world colonial homes so the property really stands out in the crowd for several reasons - it offers resort-style living at its finest with an incredible lineup of amenities and is also fully equipped with forward-thinking features including energy efficient innovations and the latest smart home tech.

The 7 bedroom/9.3 bathroom home is set on over five landscaped acres on a private lane. It was thoughtfully designed for seamless indoor/outdoor entertaining. Inside, the architecturally significant home – complete with elevator access on every floor - boasts dramatic formal spaces with 20' ceilings and colossal windows, plus elevator access to every floor.

Amenities include multiple casual lounge and gathering rooms, a 24-seat tiered movie theater, gym and wellness and spa center with sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, and more. Open the doors to an impeccably appointed outdoor oasis with a stunning pool with waterfall feature, spa, outdoor living room with fireplace, areas for lounging and dining, as well as an illuminated tennis court and sports field.

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Off The Market: $50M Sale At 854 Fifth Avenue

2026 Update: What’s Next for 854 Fifth Avenue

Since the 2022 sale, the 1903 Warren and Wetmore mansion is headed for a new life as a private members-only club. City records tie the buyer to an entity connected to Qatari businessman Abdulhadi Al-Hajri, and filings for an estimated $19 million renovation, including partial demolition and a rooftop addition, list Peter Pennoyer Architect as architect of record, according to East Side Feed. The plan received approvals from the Department of City Planning and the Landmarks Preservation Commission in 2025, though membership details have not been made public. For more Upper East Side landmarks, see our look at New York City’s top historical residential buildings.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much did 854 Fifth Avenue sell for?

The mansion sold for $50 million in an all-cash, off-market deal that closed on September 27, 2022.

Who sold 854 Fifth Avenue?

The sellers were the successor states of the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia.

Who designed 854 Fifth Avenue?

The mansion was designed by Warren and Wetmore, the firm behind Grand Central Terminal and the New York Yacht Club, and was completed in 1903.

What will 854 Fifth Avenue become?

Plans filed with the city call for converting the mansion into a private members-only club, with an estimated $19 million renovation designed by Peter Pennoyer Architect.

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First Look: Introducing New UES Condominium The Matteo - Woods Bagot, Nest Seekers International & Boomerang Development Group

A first look at The Matteo, a 15-story luxury condominium rising at 323 East 79th Street by Boomerang Development Group. The Matteo marks the developers first foray into the Manhattan residential market and brings a boutique property, comprised of full-floor homes, each with direct elevator access and one duplex residence, to a neighborhood where this is surprisingly a challenge to find.

With architecture and interior design by Woods Bagot, the property will offer 14 new residences. The design team created The Matteo as an ode to the Upper East Side, resonating with the neighborhood’s rich history. The subtle gray masonry façade’s brickwork is meticulously arranged in distinctive patterns which imbue a contemporary feel. Inside, residences are comprised of three- to four-bedroom homes, each with private outdoor space, and interiors expertly tailored in neutral palettes that lend a luxe aesthetic, including plank and chevron patterned engineered hardwood flooring and Carrara marble surfaces throughout.

Know for trend-setting new construction properties within the Tri-State Area, as well as and Brooklyn’s most fashionable neighborhoods, Boomerang possesses a deep understanding of the intricacies affecting the city’s residential real estate landscape. The team recognized the demand for more refined and spacious offerings within a boutique-style property on the Upper East Side.

Selling The Hamptons star, Bianca D’Alessio of Nest Seekers International, along with her team The Masters Division, are leading exclusive sales and marketing efforts for the property.

Homes are priced from $3,750,000.

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Condo vs. Co-op: Guide to NYC Ownership

If you’re looking to jump from renting to owning in New York City, you’ll likely need to choose between a condo or co-op. Many people combine the two types of homes in the discussion, but the truth is that they’re very different experiences with distinct advantages and disadvantages. 

Many people enjoy the relative ease of buying either a condo or co-op. The prices for these properties are significantly lower than a house and give young professionals less to take care of throughout the year. People also enjoy co-ops and condos due to their proximity to everything — multifamily buildings are the best bet for enjoying life in a densely populated city.

There are many things to consider before selecting the best option for you.

The Difference Between Condos and Co-ops

Condo and co-op aren’t interchangeable terms. Condos are private residences in a multifamily building that includes ownership of any commonly used space. Co-ops have owners that share an interest in the property instead of the individual unit.

They do have similarities, of course. Both are typically managed by associations — condo associations and co-op boards — but the latter have far more power over things like applications and community living standards. 

Similarly, both offer the convenience of living in a multifamily building versus your own private property. You will not be held responsible for the street removal of snow in the winter, for example, which often requires the use of contracted services with heavy equipment and careful removal in NYC. You may also get access to helpful amenities like a doorman, package receptacle and more.

Finally, one stark difference is availbility. There’s a more significant number of co-ops in NYC than condos, but there tend to be more condos on the market at once. Consider the advantages of both home types to help you decide which to buy. 

Buying a Condo

Condos are more straightforward to finance than co-ops since you aren’t as involved in the building. Due to this, you also can keep greater privacy since no one will be deciding on whether you can live there or not.

Condo boards do exist, but they tend to be much less strict than co-op boards, which can take months to approve and will likely require an interview. Co-ops also tend to involve other community residents in the decision. 

Owning the unit means you have fewer fees to worry about than if you lived in a co-op, where you have a stake in the whole property. You will have to pay for utilities and will likely have “common charges” to help take care of the building, but you won’t have the same stake in the entire property that you would in a co-op.

Co-ops tend to have more rules than condos, making condos an excellent choice for you if you want more flexibility. If you decide to lease out your condo, you’re more likely to succeed than trying to do so with a co-op. 

Buying a Co-Op

One of the most significant benefits of living in a co-op is a sense of belonging, with you becoming an investor in the entire community. Many people like co-ops because they provide a sense of permanence they might not feel in other parts of the city. 

Co-ops tend to be in older buildings, providing a more centralized location than most condos. Many are remodeled with luxury amenities you won’t find in condos, including pools, gyms and green spaces. 

While fees in a condo are generally lower, co-op purchase prices tend to be cheaper. There’s also a stricter purchasing process, with the board approving you after a series of reviews and an interview.

Living in a co-ops has both advantages and potential disadvantages. Co-ops tend to have stricter rules than condos, limiting noise and outer decor to certain times of the day or year. Operating like homeowners associations to those less familiar, co-op boards are enabled to oversee aspects of communal living and set standards that may or may not contribute to every resident’s quality of life.

For this reason, co-op purchases can be rife with uncertainty. While co-ops make up 74% of the housing stock in NYC, they are not subject to the same scrutiny in regards to application transparency and fairness that rentals and private homes are. Many applicants have experienced unexplained rejections or, once they moved in, experienced board members and neighbors eager to exercise control over their living situations.

Co-ops can involve tradeoffs. Many beautiful, well-located buildings in the city are co-ops, so purchasing one opens up amazing properties for residents. Some may enjoy the sense of community and input a well-managed co-ops creates, while others may chafe from the influence of their neighbors.

What’s the Difference Between a Condo and a Co-Op?

In general terms, condos offer freedom while co-ops provide community. Still, the experience depends on the individual group that controls the building and the culture established there. 

Deciding to purchase a residence in New York City means you’ll never be far from all the action, but it gives you the freedom and sense of permanency that renting fails to provide. Once you move into your ideal place, you’ll feel right at home.

Author

Evelyn Long is the editor-in-chief ofRenovated. Her real estate work has been published by the National Association of REALTORS®, Rental Housing Journal, and other online publications