520 Fifth Avenue

Overview of 520 Fifth Avenue

Rising majestically into the Manhattan skyline, 520 Fifth Avenue is poised to become the tallest residential building on Fifth Avenue, soaring 88 stories, 1,000 feet tall. Inspired by the architectural visions of Hugh Ferris and the grandeur of nearby Beaux-Arts-style landmarks like Grand Central Terminal and the New York Public Library, the supertall tower's architects, Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), have envisioned a gracefully tiered silhouette adorned with a façade of glazed terracotta arches framing magnificent ten-foot by ten-foot windows.

The reverential exterior is beautifully complemented by warm, richly modern interiors designed by AD 100 designer Vicky Charles of Charles & Co. The 100 one- to four-bedroom residences occupy the upper 40 stories, offering homes with breathtaking river-to-river views of the Manhattan skyline and an iconic front-and-center perspective of the Empire State Building.

Crafted with the finest materials, these residences feature European-inspired mosaics, exquisite millwork, and richly veined stone, creating timeless spaces that are both elegant and evocative. Additional highlights include great rooms with triple exposures and private terraces in select units, ceiling heights exceeding 14 feet, 7-inch white oak wide-plank floors, and marble baths with radiant-heated floors.

Developed by New York-based Rabina, the mixed-use tower is anticipating occupancy in 2026. The building will feature retail and dining near street level, offices on floors 5-28, and residential condos on floors 31-69, culminating in five full-floor penthouses on floors 63-69. At the pinnacle, a residents-only amenity floor will offer a lounge, game room, dining room, library, and a glass-walled solarium.