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The Greenwich by Rafael Viñoly launches sales on condos in the clouds above the Financial District
In one of New York's most-anticipated launches, sales have commenced at The Greenwich by Rafael Viñoly, one of the esteemed architect’s final projects and named in his honor. The first public availabilities start at $1.115 million for studios, $1.485 million for one-bedrooms, $2.895 million for t...
From Future New York
Manhattan Contracts: Luxury contracts reach new 2024 high; 50 West 66th Street signs highest contract to date
From March 11-17, 2024, a whopping 40 luxury contracts ($4 million and up) were signed in Manhattan. Not only does this represent 12 more luxury contracts than last week, but Olshan Realty's luxury market report ("Olshan") notes that this was the largest total since mid-May 2023, when 40 contract...
From Great Listings
Open Houses: Warm, west-facing apartments to make the most of spectacular sunsets
At any hour of the day or any time of year, west-facing apartments benefit from abundant light and natural warmth. Manhattan apartments facing west are likelier to enjoy Hudson River views, and their counterparts in Brooklyn and Long Island City are well positioned to look out on views of the Eas...
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These NYC buildings with indoor vertical gardens offer residents greenery year-round
With St. Patrick’s Day around the corner, many of us are dusting off green garments for the occasion. But some areas are garbed in green all year long in the form of green walls, also known as living walls or vertical gardens, where plants are inserted into walls with special water management sys...
From Future New York
Rolling the Dice: NYC's Casino Proposals + Residences with Billiards and Poker Tables
Updated 3/14/2024 with renderings of Hudson Yards casino.
New Yorkers who like to gamble may not have to travel to Las Vegas, Atlantic City, or Montville, Connecticut (home of Mohegan Sun) to indulge for much longer: Elected officials authorized up to three casino licenses for downstate New York...
Newcomers are often shocked to discover that in New York City, broker fees aren't only applicable when buying a home but also when renting one. The practice has also become increasingly contentious in recent years as rents have climbed to new highs, and a rent-stabilized apartment with a $15,000 ...
From Get To Know
The most important considerations when buying and selling NYC property as a foreigner
As pandemic-era travel restrictions lifted, New York City’s real estate market has experienced renewed interest from foreign buyers. For industry insiders, the growing interest from foreigners is no surprise. In recent times, high interest rates have caused many domestic buyers to put their buyin...
From Future New York
What's old is new again: Mass timber construction in New York City + Listings with exposed beams
In loft buildings dating back to the mid-19th century, exposed timber columns, joists, and ceiling beams add a note of historic charm to a converted home. But between new building techniques, a rise in popularity, and revised building codes, a number of 21st century buildings are coming to embrac...
From Get To Know
Price Cuts: Common charge concessions at 505 W 43; Sponsor unit reductions at 111 West 57th Street
Less than three full months into 2024, Manhattan's condo market has shown some signs of softening. It is hard to cite any one factor, but rising interest rates cannot be overlooked, nor can the skittishness present every presidential election year.
At a time like this, some developers have intro...
From Future New York
Following recent sale of Fort Greene church, see churches-turned-residences throughout New York City
In early March 2024, Crain’s New York Business announced that developer Watermark Capital Group had entered contract to buy Hanson Place Central United Methodist Church (“Hanson Place Central”) in Fort Greene for $15 million. The neo-Gothic building has been hit with multiple violations over the ...
From Future New York
From Ando to Zaha: NYC residential buildings designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architects
Established through the Hyatt Foundation in 1979 and described as "the Nobel Prize of architecture," the Pritzker Prize honors a living architect or architects (never a firm, though) whose work demonstrates “a combination of talent, vision, and commitment." The candidates and jury deliberations a...
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