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985 Fifth Avenue
Last updated on Nov 19, 2025

985 Fifth Avenue

Spitzer family firm plans 19-story luxury condo at 985 Fifth Avenue New building will have fewer units but target high-end market, with demolition starting in 2024

985 Fifth Avenue Location Map
Q1 2027
Target Sales Date
Q3 2028
Planned Delivery Date

Builders

Developer

Spitzer Enterprises

Architect

SLCE Architects

Interior Design

Studio Sofield

Overview of 985 Fifth Avenue

Ex-Governor Eliot Spitzer's family firm is building a new 19-story high-end condominium building at 985 Fifth Avenue in New York, in place of its existing 53-year-old rental building across from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The new building will be the same height as its predecessor but have fewer apartments, with just 26 condominium units as opposed to 47 rentals. The new structure will likely target the highest end of the market considering it is the only ground-up development on this section of Fifth Avenue. Demolition of the existing structure will not commence until 2024. Studio Sofield with SLCE Architects designed the new, traditionally styled building, which requires design approval by NYC's Landmarks Preservation Commission.

 

Doorman
Full Time
Type
Condo
Year Built
Planned for 2028
Apartments
Floors
19
Pets: Allowed
Neighborhood
Min Down
20%
Developer
Spitzer Enterprises
Architect
SLCE Architects
Design
Studio Sofield

Amenities

  • Attended Lobby
  • FT Doorman
  • High-Rise
  • Central AC
  • Elevator
  • Fitness Center
  • Bike Room
  • Terraces / Balconies
  • Historic District
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at Lexington Ave 0.30 miles
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at Lexington Ave 0.42 miles

Carter’s Review

"This tall, mid-block, rental apartment house has excellent views of Central Park, is close to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and a major crosstown street.

Built in 1968, the 26-story, yellow-brick tower has only 46 apartments."
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Pros & Cons

  • Elevator person
  • Plaza with sculpture
  • Driveway
  • Only two apartments per floor
  • Near the Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Across from Central Park
  • Crosstown bus service half a block away
  • Doorman
  • Storage
  • Balconies
  • No concierge

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