The Courant, 360 West 36th Street - Midtown West
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The Courant at 360 West 36th Street represents a compelling piece of New York's industrial heritage, originally constructed as a factory in 1926 in the Art Deco style. The building's transformation from manufacturing space to residential co-op in 1982 preserved much of its architectural character while adapting it for modern living. This conversion reflects the broader trend of repurposing Manhattan's industrial buildings into desirable residential properties.
The building's amenities blend practical functionality with elegant touches. Residents enter through a marble lobby featuring an ornate ceiling, setting a sophisticated tone from the moment they arrive. Two large passenger elevators serve the building, while modern conveniences include video intercom security for peace of mind. A particular highlight is the roof deck, which offers sweeping views of both the iconic Manhattan skyline and the contemporary Hudson Yards development.
Practical considerations are well addressed at The Courant. Storage cages transfer with the units, providing valuable additional space in a city where storage is at a premium. This feature adds significant value for residents who need extra room for belongings, seasonal items, or equipment.
The location places residents at the crossroads of several dynamic Manhattan neighborhoods. The building sits within easy reach of Herald Square, Times Square, Hudson Yards, and the Ninth Avenue dining corridor, offering an impressive array of shopping, entertainment, and culinary options. The proximity to multiple grocery stores ensures convenient daily shopping, while the nearby subway lines provide excellent connectivity throughout the city.
Transportation accessibility is a major advantage, with easy access to both Penn Station and the Port Authority Bus Terminal. This positioning makes The Courant particularly appealing to commuters and travelers, offering seamless connections to regional trains, subways, and bus services. The combination of the building's Art Deco character, practical amenities, and strategic location creates a distinctive living experience in one of Manhattan's most connected neighborhoods.
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By displaying the price per estimated room count, we are able to provide a more reliable and consistent metric for comparing sales in the building. While we hope that this gives you a clearer sense of price trends in the building, all data should be independently verified. All data provided are only estimates and should not be used to make any purchase or sale decision.
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