New NYC Developments Hitting the Market This Fall
Our friends at www.curbed.com highlighted the 45+ New Developments Hitting the market this Fall, we wanted to highlight a few brought to you by TOWN New Development.
TRIBECA
12 WARREN STREET
If DDG delivers, 12 Warren Street could be one of the most interesting new buildings. The design is inspired by the uneven stacking of bluestone, and the renderings really go all the way with it. The 12-story building will hold 13 full-floor, duplex, and triplex homes. A model unit will be designed by the Future Perfect.
52 WOOSTER
A once-vacant lot at the corner of Wooster and Broome streets is slowly becoming 52 Wooster, a six-story, mixed-use development. The ground floor will have a retail space, while the remaining five floors will feature true three-bedroom apartments, along with a schmancy penthouse. Apartments begin at $5 million.
NOHO/NOLITA
1 GREAT JONES ALLEY
According to broker Fredik Eklund, there are already “record” registrations for this ultra-luxe condo rising on what was once a Noho flea market. There are only 14 units in the building, including a duplex penthouse, and prices will range from $3.775 million to over $20 million. Adding to that super-exclusive feel, the main entrance for residents is actually on Great Jones Alley rather than street-facing, and is a private, Belgian block-lined alleyway. ]
212 FIFTH AVENUE
Once part of the Ring family’s large real estate portfolio, 212 Fifth is on its way to becoming 48 condos, courtesy Madison Equities. They’ll be large and expensive, starting at $3.9 million for a 1,550-square-foot two-bedroom. Prices will max out around $4,500 per square foot, and the building will be topped by a triplex penthouse. According to the Times, interiors will feature chevron-pattern oak floors and Calacatta marble kitchen counters. Additionally, there will be six 400-square-foot studios on the second floor that home owners can purchase as staff apartments.
West Chelsea
520 WEST 28TH STREET
The first residential project of starchitect Zaha Hadid in New York City, 520 West 28th Street is bringing 39 condos in a swooping, futuristic shell to the High Line corridor. Sales were initially anticipated in early 2015 when the building’s teaser site launched, but that never panned out. Now, with the installation of an art piece of a construction canopy over the High Line that signals the building’s climb to 11 stories, it only seems natural that Corcoran Sunshine will be kicking off sales in the building in the next few months. Early reports for the building’s pricing had it starting at $4.6 million, with its penthouse going for $35 million, but developer Related Companies has had time and a half to mull over its asks meaning that they very well may be higher.
MIDTOWN
180 EAST 88TH STREET
Soon to be the tallest building north of 72nd Street,180 East 88th Street is yet another DDG development launching this fall (these guys are busy!). It will feature 48 condos with 16-foot ceilings, and the building will boast several custom artworks, including a piece by piece by German artist Jan Hooss in the lobby and a diorama by Sean Murtha in the sales gallery. Prices have not yet been revealed.
Upper West Side
221 WEST 77TH STREET
Naftali Group’s latest garage-to-condo conversion is an 18-story, 26-apartment building. Details on pricing are scant right now, but here’s what we do know: Like Naftali’sother development on the block, 221 West 77th Street is designed by in-demand Danish architect Thomas Juul-Hansen. And according to its teaser site, it will have two- to five-bedroom condos with “spacious floor plans, light-filled rooms, large casement-style windows, Juliet balconies, and exceptional amenities—including a basketball court, gym, roof terrace, and wood-paneled library.”
280 SAINT MARKS AVENUE
The five-story apartment building rising between Vanderbilt and Underhill avenues in Prospect Heights is being developed by DNA and is designed by DXA Studio. In addition to 32 apartments (all with private outdoor space), the building will have an underground garage with 34 spaces and 54 bike parking spots. There’s no word on pricing yet, but the building should be coming to market within a week.
