Inside The Madison Launch Event

Last Thursday, the real estate community came out in full force to celebrate the launch of sales at Madison House, the tallest residential building in NoMad.

The team behind the Broken Shaker at the Freehand Hotel served specialty cocktails at the Madison House sales gallery which features furniture by Molteni & C and custom millwork throughout.

Noteworthy guests included Douglas Elliman's Howard Lorber, Susan de Franca, and Karen Mansour, JD Carlisles's Evan Stein, Jurg Rehbein, and Fosun International's Matt Liang.

Standing 805 feet tall, Madison House is the tallest residential tower in NoMad, offering panoramic, picture-perfect views. Architecturally conceived from the inside-out, with exterior design by Handel Architects and interiors by Gachot Studios, each of the 199 luxuriously appointed homes features open and airy floorplans, corner windows, at least 11-foot ceilings and nine-foot doors. Douglas Elliman Development Marketing’s Leonard Inzirillo, Jacob Franco, Matthew Gulker, and Evan Shaffer will be the exclusive sales team for Madison House. 

“As construction progresses and the façade is fully complete, we are excited to launch sales at Madison House and bring to market a truly special collection of residences,” said Jules Demchick, Chairman of JD Carlisle Development. “The floor to-ceiling windows, spacious floorplans and soaring ceilings in each residence creates an incredible sense of volume, while maximizing light, air and unobstructed views.” 

Pricing for one-bedroom residences begin at $1.49M, with occupancy expected Fall 2020. Douglas Elliman Development Marketing is the exclusive sales and marketing firm for the project.

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PRICELESS Opens with Chef Pia León's Kjolle for Fall 2019 Residency

Immerse your senses in a culinary experience that goes beyond your expectations with: PRICELESS – An International Culinary Collective in New York City.

After weeks of tireless preparations, Mastercard welcomed Kjolle, from famed culinary talent Pia León of Lima, Peru, to the PRICELESS family this past Saturday, October 5, 2019. Mastercard and Spring, alongside Chef León – who was named 2018’s Best Female Chef in Latin America by World’s 50 Best Restaurants – have once again brought to life a world-class international dining destination right here in NYC via a fully immersive recreation with meticulous attention to detail.

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At Kjolle, Chef León reimagines the dining experience for her guests through a modern blend of exceptional ingredients and elevated flavors inspired by nature spanning the different regions of Peru. Kjolle at PRICELESS has been reimagined with deference to the abundance of glass and warm woods that emphasize the interplay of glass and light. Throughout the restaurant, stone mosaic tables and woven wall-hangings are accented with punches of saturated colored glass, hand-thrown pottery and curated plate ware. An amazing selection of food from the most exquisite ingredients and dishes can be experienced here at Kjolle.

 Also returning for the Fall 2019 residency are The Rock from Zanzibar, Tanzania, a remarkable restaurant accessible only by foot during low tide and by boat when the tide rises, where traditional African hospitality and cuisine with an Italian twist meets awe-inspiring, 360 degree views of the Indian Ocean, and Lyaness from London, UK, from the team behind Dandelyan - voted World's Best Bar in 2018 - that applies a chef’s approach to the world of cocktails, reinventing and elevating them to a true art form. Creator of Lyaness, My Lyan has reinvented the world of cocktails at London’s famed Lyaness, also known as the world’s best bar. 

A once in a lifetime experience of the best cuisines that you do not want to miss out on, book your reservations today.

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Where To Stay Next Time Your In Greenwich Connecticut

Are you in need of a little vacation but don’t want to travel so far? Well, we have the answer and it’s only 50 minutes from the city!

Founded in 1640, Greenwich is Connecticut’s largest coastal towns within its “Gold Coast” and named one of the wealthiest cities in America. Greenwich has all kinds of fun activities to participate in, including, multiple parks such as the Babcock Reserve, beautiful museums such as the Flinn Gallery, and even better beaches such as the Greenwich Point Beach. Greenwich is especially popular for its numerous quaint bistros, seafood restaurants. waterside dining, and its abundance of stores such as Saks Fifth Ave, Hermés, and many other high-end stores. As for staying the night, here’s a list of four of the best hotels to stay in Greenwich.

Delamar Greenwich Harbor

Looking for a beautiful waterfront hotel for you and your loved one, well the Delamar might be the perfect option for you. Offering uncomplicated elegance and unparalleled luxury, the Delamar is the perfect hotel to getaway. With many rooms overlooking the Greenwich Harbor, and countless in-room accommodations such as a fireplace, a minibar, Bvlgari bath amenities and also a countless list of onsite services such as a full service spa, the Delamar is for sure the hotel to stay at when visiting Greenwich.

Hyatt Regency Greenwich

This hotel is the perfect relaxing retreat for you and your family, where you can experience the coastal charm and explore Greenwich’s historic mansions, and even relax on the best beach in Greenwich. This hotel features an on-site restaurant, an indoor saltwater lap pool, a 24-hour StayFit fitness center, and is pet-friendly. The Hyatt is an “escape to sophisticated charm and luxury” and believes in bringing the best experience to its guests.

Homestead Inn

Homestead Inn is Greenwich’s luxury boutique hotel, that really focuses on elegance and sophistication down to every detail at the hotel. This hotel is inviting, sophisticated and is a “New England Escape.” The hotel is extremely beautiful and breathtaking and is most suitable for couples looking for a hotel that showcases its elegance but also offers refined hospitality.

Stanton House Inn

A classic New England bed and breakfast that offers a charming ambiance for your stay in Greenwich. Voted one of the most romantic bed and breakfast, this inn features 20 beautiful rooms, an outdoor pool, lush gardens and numerous nooks for relaxation. Guests that have stayed here rave about the customer service and how the Stanton House Inn truly provides a wonderful experience.

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Traveling To Colder Climates - A Few Handy Pointers

If you're anything like us, the prospect of a wonderful vacation can feel thoroughly exciting and invigorating. For those searching to be invigorated more, it can be that heading to a colder climate satisfies them. While most of us have the idea of relaxing on a warm beach with a mojito in our hands, many also adore the idea of seeing beautiful towns in winter, of skiing or snowboarding, or simply enjoying the festive cheer somewhere away from home. And you know something? That's beautiful.

However, it's unprofessional to pretend that winter vacations do not require a little more planning than other forms of vacation, for one quite easy-to-understand reason, the cold. However, we can also see how these vacations might be limiting to those with health needs, of a certain age, or with potential mobility requirements.

This means that any winter vacation advice is best offered in an encouraging spirit, but also metered by caution. It's this kind of advice we hope to offer here, by suggesting the following handy pointers to vacationing in the colder climate:

Purchase Worthwhile Safety & Winter Gear

If snowboarding in a colder climate, say, it's important to purchase worthwhile safety and winter gear to keep yourself protected. Avoid fake outdoor apparel at all costs, instead opting for brand-name designs, as these are often best structured to withstand the cold or frost burns you may experience. Additionally, purchase additionally safety gear. For example, a compass, a thermos, role and a survival knife might be important for the little things, even in a lovely winter town. It's best to be prepared, and if you never have to use said implements, all the better.

Research Where You're Going

Heading to a beautiful Finnish town in winter can sound beautiful and quaint until you get there and realize the entire place is on a hilltop, completely harming your mobility due to a surgery you have experienced this year. Researching said environment is more than just reading local reviews for restaurants on Yelp. It should also let you know what the amenities are, potential winter hazards for the area, and the layout of the place you are visiting. This can help you prepare.

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Get A Better Deal

One of the best parts about heading on vacation is the fact that in winter, not all families wish to take a vacation as you do. This means that finding last-minute deals, booking holidays in areas without a heavy tourist season right now as well as looking at the best promotions might find you a true bargain to help your vacationing purchasing power spread further.

This might seem as though it will give you a poorer experience, but that is often not the case. Hotels are often gasping for new vacancies to be filled during this time, allowing you a greater degree of control should you take time to search for it and weigh your options. 

With this advice, you're sure to make the most out of your vacation this winter. Have fun!

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