Rose Re-Illuminates Their Downtown Art Deco Landmark, 70 Pine Street

New energy saving LED lights illuminate the Art Deco skyscraper & highlight the landmarked building's unique architectural elements.

Thursday, Jul 28, 2016 By CityRealty Staff, CityRealty contributor

On Tuesday night the Art-Deco tower 70 Pine Street illuminated the Financial District as it shined its lights for the first time since 2009. The 1932 Clinton & Russell-designed building has been decked with a new installation of 56 white energy-saving LED lights. Before Rose Associates bought the property, AIG had been using it to hold their offices. Now, Rose is bringing life and light back to the building; it currently holds 644 rental apartments, a Furnished Quarters Q&A hotel, and 35,000 square feet of retail space.

This 66-story skyscraper stands 952 feet tall, one of FiDis tallest pre-war towers. Its residences are split into city, tower, and penthouse collections and offer interesting cityscape views. They also feature 12-foot ceilings, hardwood oak floors, and individual heating/cooling systems. Building amenities include a children’s playroom, recreational gaming rooms, a rooftop bar, LA PALESTRA fitness and wellness center, and more.

Rose Associates is currently offering new renters two months of free rent or one month free with one month paid broker's fee. Apartments range from studios and alcove studios to one, two, and three-bedroom units. Studios start from $2,833/month, one-bedrooms start from $3,664/month, two-bedrooms start from $5,499/month and three-bedrooms from $7,886/month.

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Manhattan sales include Emmy-winning producer's CPW co-op; Closings begin at The Willow

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