Ogden CAP Properties
Ogden CAP Properties was founded in 2003 by siblings Philip L. Milstein and Constance Milstein and is headquartered at 545 Madison Avenue in Manhattan. It serves as the residential management arm of the Milstein family’s real estate organization. The company’s portfolio focuses on upscale rentals, with dozens of full-service apartment buildings across Manhattan as well as some commercial office and retail holdings. Its properties are found in premier neighborhoods such as Lincoln Square on the Upper West Side, Kips Bay and Murray Hill in midtown, and Yorkville on the Upper East Side. These buildings emphasize luxury living: tenants typically enjoy 24/7 doormen and concierge service, on-site gyms, and rooftop terraces or pools to make daily city living more comfortable.
Beyond Manhattan, the Milstein organization’s investments span hospitality and mixed-use properties as well. For example, one asset is a luxury hotel in Washington, D.C. However, Ogden CAP itself remains focused on New York rentals. Within New York, one of Ogden CAP’s buildings is Biltmore Plaza at 155 East 29th Street in Kips Bay. This full-service tower offers a gym, sauna, steam room and indoor pool under a retractable glass roof, as well as 24-hour doormen, concierge and valet parking. Ogden CAP markets each building as providing hotel-quality amenities and attentive management, stressing maintenance, community facilities and modern comforts. This commitment to high standards and resident service helps explain why renters seeking a luxury, hassle-free apartment experience are drawn to its properties.
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Rental Buildings
Managed by Ogden CAP Properties
215 East 95th Street
225 East 95th Street
205 East 95th Street
155 East 29th Street
Recent Rental News & Offers
What People Are Saying
About Ogden CAP Properties and Their Properties
Normandie Court, 225 East 95th Street
This "full-service" Upper East Side high-rise offers "convenient" subway access and "friendly doormen," though recent construction has created "significant noise issues." The "dated" apartments feature "city views" from higher floors, while building amenities include an "adequately equipped" gym and on-site laundry. "Slow elevators" and "bureaucratic management" are frequent gripes, but the "prime location" and "helpful building staff" keep some residents loyal. Best for those who value "location over luxury."
Biltmore Plaza, 155 East 29th Street
This "well-maintained" luxury rental tower earns praise for its "quick maintenance response" and "clean" premises, featuring a "rooftop pool and gym with city views." While some cite "mixed service levels," long-term residents laud the "amazing staff" and "pet-friendly atmosphere." The "convenient" location near transportation comes with a caveat of "street noise from nearby bars and fire station." The building offers "on-site parking" and "doorman service," making it a solid choice for those seeking full-service living in Murray Hill, though "NYC prices" apply.
Windsor Court, 155 East 31st Street
This "prime Murray Hill location" offers "twin-tower luxury living" with an "impressive circular driveway" and "festively decorated grand lobby." The "full-service" building boasts "24/7 doorman coverage," on-site dry cleaning and a health club with pool. "Perfectly situated" near multiple fitness centers and "countless dining options," with "easy access" to Grand Central and the 6 train. While the "attentive door staff" draws praise, management receives "mixed reviews." The building's "convenient amenities" and "central location" come at a premium, with "significant rent increases" noted at renewal time.
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