Rose Hill

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Destined to be the next crown jewel of New York, Rose Hill is the brand new full-service, 45-story luxury condominium tower currently under construction at 30 East 29th Street in Manhattan’s coveted NoMad neighborhood. Developed by the legendary Rockefeller Group, which was formed more than 90 years ago to develop and build Rockefeller Center, Rose Hill is the firm's first residential tower in its hometown and pays tribute to their greatest creation through its Art Deco-inspired design. Rose Hill's vast selection of amenities embrace the hotel-meets-home mindset with a communal atmosphere encouraging a social and active lifestyle and offers the perfect space for holiday entertaining within the 37th floor's luxurious private residents’ club. Featuring a private dining room with an expansive dining table, lounge, and bar, residents can welcome their friends and family here and take in the panoramic views of New York's famous skyline.

Front & York

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Designed inside and out by celebrated architect Morris Adjmi, Front & York offers the first chance to live inside a resort-style, full-service building in DUMBO. Offering one of NYC's largest and most comprehensive amenity collections, spanning 150,000 square feet, Front & York provides residents with access to one of the city's largest private parks, a rooftop pool deck and lounge area, a porte-cochere and much more. Best-in-class leisure and lifestyle spaces include private chef’s kitchens, private wine rooms and party rooms that make the perfect place for hosting a fabulous holiday dinner party.

Waterline Square

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Waterline Square, the five-acre, three-tower development designed by Rafael Viñoly, KPF and Richard Meier & Partners on Manhattan's Upper West Side, offers residents an impressive array of amenity spaces to augment the 100,000-square-foot collection of shared amenities designed by Rockwell Group and Hill West Architects. Each tower is home to a luxurious private dining room and catering kitchen perfect for entertaining. Designed by Champalimaud, Yabu Pushelberg and Groves & Co. the exquisite spaces can seat up to 30 people so you can host a holiday feast that is truly "the more, the merrier." Residents can even arrange catering through the development's retail partnership with Cipriani, located within Two Waterline Square.

Beckford House

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Beckford House & Tower is a newly launched Upper East Side development with two complementary buildings designed inside and out by Studio Sofield, a firm famed for its work with Gucci, Tom Ford and YSL. Blending the glamour of New York’s Golden Age with the most elevated modern luxuries, the private residences at Beckford House & Tower emulate prewar ideals with formal separate dining rooms, grand entry parlors, intricate millwork and moldings and custom ornamentation that is just not seen anymore in new buildings. The spaces are grand and perfectly equipped for entertaining large groups, especially for holidays like  Christmas. In addition to these beautiful dining spaces, residents also have access to a private club lounge to accommodate larger parties or relax after dinner.

30 Park Place

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Located in Tribeca at the corner of Church Street and Park Place, 30 Park Place Four Seasons Private Residences is the tallest condominium tower to grace the Downtown skyline at 926 feet, with panoramic views of Midtown Manhattan, the Hudson and East Rivers, the New York Harbor and Statue of Liberty. 30 Park Place is developed by Silverstein Properties and designed by celebrated architect, Robert A.M. Stern. The entire 38th floor, also designed by Stern, is devoted to private residential amenities, including a private dining room with a full-service chef's catering kitchen directly attached. Additionally, a full suite of hotel services, all managed by Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, is available to the tower's residents. Residents can enjoy exclusive access to the Four Seasons Director of Residences and dedicated residential concierge, who can manage the booking activities and coordinate with the hotel for the private dining room.

77 Greenwich

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Located in the heart of Manhattan’s “New Downtown,” 77 Greenwich is a new luxury condominium with a boutique approach to upscale urban living, featuring show-stopping water views, architecture by FXCollaborative and interiors by the renowned Deborah Berke Partners—the firm known for the interiors at one of the world’s tallest residential buildings, 432 Park Avenue. The building also boasts a sky-high suite of private club-inspired amenities aptly named Cloud Club 77. In addition to a double-height fitness center programmed by celebrity personal trainer Jay Wright, these penthouse-level spaces include a private dining room with a catering kitchen and an art-filled lounge with a fireplace—perfect for enjoying a cup of hot cocoa or a nightcap after a holiday feast.

200 East 59th Street

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Situated at the intersection of Midtown and the Upper East Side, 200 East 59th Street is Harry Macklowe's modern, white condominium tower. Crisp and pristine, there is no better place to call home during the holidays. One of 200 East 59th Street's most exciting amenity spaces is its gracious lounge and private dining area. Ideal for those looking to host a holiday gathering and wanting to keep the party outside their home, but inside the building, the double-height space features floor-to-ceiling glass windows and a full-height central marble fireplace. Elegant seating areas provide the perfect opportunity for guests to mingle, while the private dining area is ideal for a seated dinner, particularly when used in conjunction with the catering kitchen. To create a truly one-of-a-kind experience, the lounge also opens up to a landscaped wraparound terrace fully furnished with seating and additional dining areas.

Madison Square Park Tower

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No penthouse? No problem. At Madison Square Park Tower, the tallest residential building between Midtown and Lower Manhattan, the 54th floor has been transformed into a luxurious lounge where all residents can entertain and enjoy spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline. With interiors by Martin Brudnizki Design Studio—the preeminent London-based hospitality designer known for his work on high-profile hotels and private clubs, including the decadent redesign of Annabel’s in London—the lounge known as FIFTY FOUR includes seating and dining areas, a demonstration kitchen with the capacity for full cooking, a separate catering kitchen and a cocktail bar.

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5 River Park

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5 River Park, the first new building in the River Park mega-project on the rise in Cobble Hill, which has over 20,000 square feet of amenities, meaning residents of the 25 apartments won’t have to worry about overcrowding. The three-floor amenities space features a private playground for kids, while parents can relax at the adjacent outdoor living room. Afterward, the family can cool off at the in-ground pool, or if it’s rainy, play inside at the jungle-themed kid’s room.

11 Hoyt

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11 Hoyt, designed by Jeanne Gang, features a nearly 27,000-square-feet elevated private park. The park boasts multiple flower gardens, all strategically featuring native flowers that draw in monarch butterflies during their yearly migration. Kids will enjoy running and climbing around the outdoor play area, which includes a giant caterpillar and butterfly.

Citizen 360

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This quintessential Upper East Side residence attracts families with its sunlit and spacious 4-bedroom condominiums, as well as its amenity spaces. With two floors dedicated separately to wellness and leisure, Citizen 360 has a unique kid's space complete with its own art room. The art-focused playroom has a chalkboard wall, performance space, and craft tables. The art room is a separate offshoot where the building provides kids with their own art supplies.

The Kent

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The Upper East Sides most valuable address has more than just dazzling multi-million dollar condos. Camp Kent is your solution to summer camp in the city. Created by top designer, Champalimaud, your youngsters get to enjoy their very own indoor-outdoor playroom featuring a climbable tree house. The room is also fitted with reimagined birch trees that surround a campfire, a custom carpet with a contoured stream and planting—everything a kid needs to spend a night under the stars.

Waterline Square

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The new luxury development perched on the water's edge in the Upper West Side has everything you need to keep your energetic kids entertained this summer. The Waterline Club connects the three buildings of Waterline Square to bring its residents a comprehensive amenity space with everything from sports courts to kids playrooms and even a bowling alley. For the sporty child in your life, there is a full tennis court with bleachers, a rock climbing wall, basketball court, soccer field, and children's pool. For family fun, there is a bowling alley, games lounge with ping pong and billiards and a party room, so they can invite friends. Waterline Square also has an art studio, children's indoor playroom, and a dedicated toddler's play area, for the younger ones.

30 Park Place

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82 floors, 157 residences and over 40,000 square feet of amenities space come with living at 30 Park Place. Managed by Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, the building's amenities include a sunlit 75-foot swimming pool, fitness center, and a children's playroom. In addition, residents will receive the white-glove service Four Seasons is known for, which includes pet and child care services so you can have peace of mind your child is taken care of during summer break.

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Developers seem to think so. Here is how five different new luxury properties are partnering with world-class culinary brands as a way to lure prospective buyers.

Waterline Square + Cipriani

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This trio of towers located on a five-acre Upper West Side plot offers a bananas list of amenities: expansive common spaces, an art studio, landscaped sundecks, a billiards lounge and bar, and large dining rooms for up to 20 people. But the most impressive perk will be a 28,000 square-foot food market by international restaurant and club proveyor Cipriani S.A. The market will feature multiple food and beverage establishments, including a market, restaurants, and fast casual outlets. Martin Brudnizki, the internationally-acclaimed, London-based interior designer, will design the new Cipriani food hall. Waterline Square is set to open in late 2018.

One Dalton + Zuma

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Operated by Four Season’s Hotel & Resorts, this dual hotel and private residence in Boston’s Back Bay has partnered with popular restaurant group Zuma to offer world-class cuisine to residents, guests and locals alike. Created and co-founded by chef Rainer Becker, Zuma takes its inspiration from the informal and popular Japanese izakaya, a relaxed dining and drinking style that embraces every element of Japanese cooking. Located on the third floor of One Dalton, the restaurant promises to offer “a modern Japanese dining experience that is authentic, but not traditional.” One Dalton is set to open in early 2019. The 742-foot tower will be the tallest structure in New England.

30 Park Place + CUT By Wolfgang Puck

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The tallest residential building in downtown Manhattan is situated atop CUT, Wolfgang Puck’s first and only New York City restaurant. Designed by architect Robert A.M. Stern, 30 Park Place offers 157 residences in a mix of one- to six-bedrooms, 40,000 square feet of amenities, as well as a full suite of hotel services, all managed by Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts. Residents of this Tribeca tower also have access to CUT via a secret door.

242 Broome + Make It Nice

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This mixed-use development within Essex Crossing will feature an event space run by Make It Nice, the hospitality group responsible for Eleven Madison Park, which is currently rated the best restaurant in the world on The World’s 50 Best Restaurants list and possesses three Michelin stars. The Make It Nice space will be situated inside the International Center of Photography, marking the first off-site partnership for the distinguished hospitality brand. 242 Broome will include 55 condominiums, and is set to open later this year.

100 East 53rd Street + Joel Robuchon

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French chef Joel Robuchon, who boasts more Michelin stars than any other chef in the world, is planning on opening two different dining concepts inside this 63-story Midtown tower. Residents of the tower, which include George and Amal Clooney, will have preferred access to these restaurants, as well as in-home dining options. As if that wasn’t enough, the building will also offer a 60-foot swimming pool, cardio room, weight room, pilates/ballet room and a yoga room; all of which will come in handy after you’ve eaten your share of delicious Robuchon food. Pricing for 100 East 53rd Street starts at $2.3 million. The building is expected to open later this year.

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30 Park Place Four Seasons Private Residence

30 Park Place is New York's only Four Seasons' private residences. The entire luxury tower, the tallest condominium tower to grace the downtown skyline at 926 feet with panoramic views, is managed by Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts. Located in Tribeca at the corner of Church Street and Park Place, 30 Park Place is designed by celebrated architect, Robert A.M. Stern, developed by Silverstein Properties, and offers 157 residences in a mix of one- to six-bedrooms. The Four Seasons Hotel sits below the private residences. The hotel is home to CUT by Wolfgang Puck, the celebrity chef and restaurateur’s first and only New York restaurant. 

At 30 Park Place, residents have actual hotel services available 24/7. Featuring nearly 40,000 square feet of amenities, as well as a full suite of hotel services, residents will also enjoy exclusive access to the Four Seasons Director of Residences and dedicated residential concierge, as well as a 24-hour doorman, bellman and service staff focused on providing the bespoke services in keeping with the brand. Best of all, the building offers tailored à la carte services to residents including in-residence dining and catering, housekeeping, grocery and flower provisions, car service and personal, child and pet care, and more.

20 East End Avenue

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Another building designed by the architects of luxury, Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA), 20 East End is situated in the posh, old-world East End enclave of the Upper East Side. The RAMSA-designed building, both inside and out, has 41 two- to six-bedroom homes, including three triplex townhomes and two full-floor penthouses, along with a multitude of hotel-inspired amenities, such as a private massage treatment room.

Located adjacent to the gorgeous fitness center, the private massage room is completed with a dedicated shower, changing room and Scandinavian-inspired sauna room. With the ease of a building app, residents can book a massage anytime they want. Additionally, 20 East End residents are given a welcome basket when they move in that includes a free massage, a bottle of vintage Dom Perignon, a cashmere blanket from Duxiana Beds, among other goodies. With just an app and an elevator, residents are on their way to total relaxation.

Madison Square Park Tower

At Madison Square Park Tower, the tallest building between Midtown and Lower Manhattan, the 54th floor has been transformed into a luxurious lounge where all residents can entertain and enjoy sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline. In a building where full-floor residences sell for upwards of $20 million, this shared amenity allows all residents to experience the perks of penthouse living without the price tag. With interiors by Martin Brudnizki Design Studio, known for its work on high-profile hotels and private clubs, including the SoHo Beach House in Miami Beach, the lounge known as FIFTY FOUR includes beautifully appointed seating and dining areas, a demonstration kitchen with the capacity for full cooking, a separate catering kitchen and a cocktail bar. Residents can also reserve the space for private events via the building’s Tower Attaché concierge service, which can also arrange things ranging from dining reservations and theater tickets to fresh flowers for nightly turndown service and scheduling David Kirsch for private training sessions - and much more.

Jardim

Jardim, the Portuguese word for garden, is a fitting name for the first New York building by Isay Weinfeld, the world-renowned Brazilian architect and interior designer. With a canopy of native evergreens and flowering trees, an ultra-private urban park envelops the two 11-story towers that comprise this West Chelsea development. Weinfeld has designed spas and pools for some of the most elegant contemporary resorts in the world, including the Fasano Las Piedras in Punta del Este, Uruguay. He brings that same attention to sensory experience to the amenities at Jardim, where a serene pool surrounded by cool terrazzo floors and warm reclaimed old-growth pine walls opens up to the courtyard gardens with staggered skylights, suffusing the space with sunlight. Additional amenities include a fitness center, massage rooms and a block-long tunnel that acts as a private driveway.

The Kent

Superstar hospitality designer, Alexandra Champalimaud (Beverly Hills Hotel, Raffles Singapore, The Palace Hotel, Four Seasons Jakarta) is at the helm for the interiors of The Kent, a 30-story art deco development located in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. In addition to a wide variety of cool amenities, including a pool and sauna, teen room, and sound lounge, The Kent offers a Garden Salon, akin to a hotel’s executive club level lounge, and the Drawing Room, where residents can entertain guests. These spaces were crafted for residents to imbibe, relax and play all while overlooking a beautifully landscaped zen-like courtyard garden by West 8 landscape architects.

The Kent also offers stroller valet service. Residents can have their stored stroller wheeled out prior to their departure and subsequently can leave their strollers with concierge upon their return for both convenience as well as not take up any residential storage space.

One Manhattan Square

Extell’s One Manhattan Square’s amenity spaces were designed by Meyer Davis, the globally recognized design boutique best known for their hospitality projects including the Four Seasons Papagayo, 1 Hotel South Beach, and W Hotel Lakeshore. Known for creating unique and inspirational spaces using bold design and striking details, Bill and Grey Meyer created a vertical village at One Manhattan Square, with an unmatched package of amenities spaces that spans 100,000 square feet.

Resort-like recreation can be found in the two-lane bowling alley, squash court, and state of the art fitness center featuring a weight room, cardio room, as well as yoga and pilates studios.

For relaxation, residents can unwind in a spa that rivals that of the world's top 5-star hotels. Features include a sunken tranquility garden, Hamam with cold plunge pool, private treatment rooms and a hot tub and sauna.

Further entertainment can be found at the building's cellar bar, lounge, wine room, cigar room, billiard room and theater and Performance Space. For foodie residents, a full-service culinary lounge and demonstration kitchen provide the space for both intimate events and larger celebrations.

Two Trees Management

Leading Brooklyn-based property developer Two Trees Management have embraced the hospitality philosophy wholeheartedly. In many of their residential properties, they offer the following services: Handwritten personalized cards at time of move-in along with welcome amenity bags (even personalized with the greeting in the native language of the resident if moving from overseas), pet treats, Welcome to Brooklyn Coloring books for children, stocking of apartment with basic items at time of move-in to create a more enhanced sense of welcome (drinks stocked in fridge, basic cleaning products, toilet paper etc..), birthday gifts and hand-written cards for residents, often personalized based on the residents' interest (drinks at local hotel, a gift certificate at favorite restaurant, a gift card at their favorite coffee shop, a bottle of wine etc.), welcome baskets with Mrs. Meyers product, a monthly wine club membership (Brooklyn Heights only) and even laundry bags.

These luxury buildings harness the ultimate staycation, a vacation for everyday life.

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