In 1940, 416 West 52nd Street was built as a facility for St. Vincent’s Hospital. Seventy-five years later, Gaia Real Estate bought the building and reincarnated it as NINE52, a 7-story, 156-unit condominium. Karl Fischer designed the building with a timeless brick façade that pleasantly belies the modern conveniences and amenities within.
Sales got off to a brisk start, and a few units remain on the market. Studios start at $725K; two-bedrooms start at $1.6 million; and a penthouse with private outdoor space is listed at $2.319 million. There is also a handful of rentals available starting at $5,400/month. The average sales price of $1,557 per square foot comes in slightly below the Midtown West average of $1,819 per square foot.
Sales got off to a brisk start, and a few units remain on the market. Studios start at $725K; two-bedrooms start at $1.6 million; and a penthouse with private outdoor space is listed at $2.319 million. There is also a handful of rentals available starting at $5,400/month. The average sales price of $1,557 per square foot comes in slightly below the Midtown West average of $1,819 per square foot.
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All apartments have high ceilings and open living/dining areas that flow seamlessly into contemporary kitchens with custom cabinetry, Caesarstone countertops, stainless steel Kohler sink, and full-sized appliances. Additional features include individual climate control, energy-efficient water heat pump system, and in-unit washer/dryer.
The attended building amenities include a roof terrace, fitness center with yoga and spin rooms, co-working space with separate conference room, lounge, and beautifully landscaped Tranquility Garden with water features. It is a short walk away from the Theater District, cultural institutions such as Alvin Ailey and Lincoln Center, and several popular Hell’s Kitchen restaurants.
Roof Deck (River Properites)
NINE52 (CItyRealty)
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