The slowly-rising giant at 270 Park Avenue at East 49th Street,boasts a series of classically-inspired setbacks on the Park and Madison sides, with each setback ornamented by a monumental steel diamond.Read More
"Crazy golf" is a British spin on mini-golf, but it's for a 21-and-over audience since craft cocktails are served by caddies on the course, and at Swingers NoMad, there will be six cocktail bars with signature classic cocktails.Read More
Dubbed as “The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria” and will yield 375 residences that range from studios to sprawling penthouses, as well as an extensive amenity offering.Read More
Facebook’s parent company Meta is enlarging its footprint in Manhattan as one of the world’s top tech firms gives a vote of confidence to New York City’s comeback from the pandemic.Read More
Sales of residential real estate in Manhattan hit a record $7.3 billion in the first three months of this year as the market continues to roar back from the coronavirus pandemic.Read More
Though not as prosperous as 2021’s remarkable property market conditions, Manhattan’s luxury real estate has been steadily strong. In total, the number of contracts signed in March surpassed the first two months of 2022.Read More
Deals are still being done in the Hudson Yards area, Times Square, Midtown South and at the World Trade Center, but brokers say the momentum has shifted to the East 40s and 50s.Read More
An old landmark hotel in the conservative and co-op-coated Carnegie Hill section of the Upper East Side is set to become (gasp!) condos. But never fear, the building is attracting the same old well-heeled characters it always did.Read More
The 1,066-foot Brooklyn Tower is starting sales as the luxury market once again booms, but concerns about supertall tower construction are still fresh in buyers’ minds.Read More
An old landmark hotel in the conservative and co-op-coated Carnegie Hill section of the Upper East Side is set to become condos. But never fear, the building is attracting the same old well-heeled characters it always did.Read More