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38 Nine is a 10-story building at 502 Ninth Avenue with 36 residential condominium apartments, developed by David Cohen and Paul Golden. The building features apartments with balconies, a virtual doorman, and is conveniently located near the Port Authority Bus Terminal and Times Square. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
38 Nine is a 10 story, 36 unit condominium completed in 2007 at 502 Ninth Avenue in Midtown West. Many apartments have private balconies, while two landscaped rooftop spaces extend the building's emphasis on outdoor space. Israel Peles designed the building for developers David Cohen and Paul Golden, with Jan Sasson serving as designer; it is also known as 359 West 38th Street.
Apartments commonly have high ceilings, hardwood floors and noise reducing windows. Several corner and setback layouts combine dual exposures with deep balconies, including orientations toward the courtyard and open southern and western exposures. At the top of the building, a penthouse duplex places open living and dining space on one level and bedrooms above, with a wraparound rooftop terrace.
Shared facilities include a 24 hour virtual doorman, package room, laundry room, bike storage and private storage, and the condominium is pet friendly. The building sits near the meeting point of Midtown West, Hell's Kitchen and Hudson Yards, with the Port Authority Bus Terminal and Times Square to the northeast and the High Line's West 34th Street terminus to the southwest. The A, C and E trains stop at 42 Street Port Authority on Eighth Avenue.
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