TF Cornerstone
In 2009, brothers Thomas and Frederick Elghanayan founded TF Cornerstone, a New York City-based real estate development and management firm. Headquartered in Manhattan, the privately held company focuses on large-scale residential, commercial and retail projects throughout the city. Its rental portfolio spans dozens of apartment and mixed-use buildings across Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn – from Midtown and the Upper East Side to Long Island City and Downtown Brooklyn – offering full-service amenities such as doormen, fitness centers, laundry facilities and rooftop decks. TF Cornerstone markets its apartments as modern, amenity-rich homes in well-connected neighborhoods, often leasing them without a broker fee.
Beyond housing, TF Cornerstone also develops and manages office and mixed-use properties. For example, in Long Island City, Queens, the Malt Drive North Tower at 2-21 Malt Drive is a newly opened luxury rental high-rise featuring modern apartments with in-unit laundry. The building’s amenities include a rooftop terrace, fitness center, resident lounge and co-working space. The company emphasizes a design-centric, community-focused approach: leadership highlights their commitment to class-A construction quality, rigorous building management and long-term neighborhood investment. This family-run firm promotes well-managed, amenity-rich communities aimed at enhancing urban living for renters.
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22
Rental Buildings
Under Management -
120
Active Listings
For Rent $3,725 - $29,500
Locations
Available Apartments
Rental Buildings
Managed by TF Cornerstone
2-21 Malt Drive
606 West 57th Street
4615 Center Boulevard
Long Island City
505W37
Midtown West
595 Dean Street
Prospect Heights
Malt Drive South Tower
Long Island City
5241 Center Boulevard
Long Island City
52-03 Center Boulevard
Long Island City
2 Gold Street
Financial District
455W37
Midtown West
The Fairfax
Lenox Hill
33 Bond Street
Downtown Brooklyn
Recent Rental News & Offers
What People Are Saying
About TF Cornerstone and Their Properties
505W37, 505 West 37th Street
This "convenient" Hudson Yards residence offers "kind and courteous" doormen and "responsive" maintenance staff, situated "steps from the 7 train." While the "dated" building shows some wear, the "diligent" cleaning crew "keeps things tidy." The location proves "ideal" for those seeking proximity to Hudson Yards' attractions, though some note the garage can be "challenging during events." Building services are "prompt," but amenities like the gym and laundry facilities could use "updating."
2 Gold Street
This "luxury" FiDi high-rise offers "impressive amenities" including an "indoor pool," "well-equipped gym" and "stunning roof deck with city views." The "modern" building features "floor-to-ceiling windows" and "contemporary finishes," while the "courteous doormen" earn praise from residents. "Convenient to multiple subway lines," though some gripe about "unreliable elevators" and "construction noise." The building attracts a "young professional crowd" and offers "decent-sized units" with "good water pressure" and "quality appliances." While the "location is prime," expect "Financial District prices" to match.
455W37, 455 West 37th Street
This "sleek" Hudson Yards high-rise offers "spacious" units with "quality finishes" and "breathtaking views" from its rooftop deck. The "well-insulated" building features "marble furnishings" and "top-notch appliances," plus a "serviceable gym." While the "developing neighborhood" remains "a work in progress" with "limited amenities," residents praise the "quick maintenance response" and appreciate being "just minutes from Chelsea and Hell's Kitchen." The building's "spotless" common areas and "brand new feel" make it a "solid choice" for those willing to pioneer this "up-and-coming" area.
The Fairfax, 201 East 69th Street
This "office-to-residential conversion" offers "spacious" units with "9-foot ceilings" and "ample closet space," complemented by "first-rate fixtures" and a "very nice lobby." While the "extremely professional" doormen and "amazing" super earn consistent praise, tenants note the building's "paper-thin walls" can be problematic. Amenities include a "convenient" laundry room, roof deck, and gym, though some find these facilities "basic." Pre-war charm comes with typical vintage building challenges, leading to mixed reviews about overall value proposition.
Plaza East, 340 East 34th Street
This "young professional" haven in Murray Hill wins praise for its "exceptionally dedicated" staff and "fantastic" rooftop deck with "memorable views." While units run "cozy" (read: small), the building offers "well-maintained" amenities including a "never too crowded" gym and "spotless" 24-hour laundry facility. Located in a "perfectly balanced" neighborhood that "masterfully blends liveliness with tranquility," Plaza East stands out for its "professional management" and "outstanding" doorman service, though some note the "intimate quarters" may not suit all lifestyles.
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