111 West 57th Street in Manhattan, known locally as Steinway Tower, is the second tallest residential building on this half of the globe. Soaring directly over Central Park, it’s a huge bite out of the Big Apple.

Developed by JDS Development Group, Property Markets Group, and Spruce Capital Partners, the tower stands at 1,428 ft. and offers a total of 60 residences; 46 in the main tower and 14 in the original Steinway Hall structure directly adjacent. The outside of the tower itself is a marvel to behold: the southern side of the structure features setbacks that ascend gracefully to the top of the building, while the east and west feature an intricate facade crafted from terra-cotta. On the north side, the building is made up of shimmering panes of floor-to-ceiling windows, offering residents an unbeatable vantage point to view Central Park and the city below. 

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Residents of 111 West 57th Street can look forward to a luxurious array of amenities: the tower will include a massive swimming pool with cabanas alongside, sauna and steam rooms, a high-ceiling fitness center with a terrace, a private lounge area, several curated dining room options, and meeting rooms to mix business with pleasure. It will also be the only new development in Manhattan to feature a padel court. For the Steinway Tower, first-rate service is a given: the building will feature around-the-clock attended entrances and a well-staffed concierge service to ensure total comfort and ease of mind during residents’ stay. 

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Respecting the architecture that came before it, developers of the new 111 West 57th Street Tower coordinated with the Landmarks Preservation Commission of New York to restore the Steinway Hall building’s facade and rotunda, deftly accenting the already gorgeous structure. In addition to the restoration project, a lavish central lobby designed by Studio Sofield has been constructed to connect Steinway Hall to the main tower. The area acts as a foray into the luxurious accommodations awaiting residents, with a beautiful finish of marble, limestone, velvet, and original hardwood flooring from Steinway Hall. 

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With no stone left unturned, developers are excited to announce that residences in the main tower have just started closings, with living spaces as detailed and meticulously crafted as the rest of the structure. For the city that never sleeps, 111 West 57th Street may be one of the best spots to rest your head in New York City. Prices range from $7,750,000 to $66,000,000.

For more information, visit the tower’s website at www.111w57.com. 

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111 Montgomery

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111 Montgomery, the first full-service newly built condominium in Crown Heights, is located in the cultural epicenter of Brooklyn. Just steps away from the Brooklyn Museum and directly overlooking the 50-acre Brooklyn Botanic Garden and Prospect Park, known for its picturesque specialty gardens and cherry blossom trees, 111 Montgomery introduces 163 luxury homes to one of New York’s most storied and exciting communities. Interiors, designed by Brooklyn-based Mesarch Studios, are meant to reflect the way modern New Yorkers live. Presenting residents with an enjoyable opportunity to immerse themselves in the neighborhood, 111 Montgomery offers residents a one-year membership to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, the 52-acre landmark that attracts over 900,000 visitors per year.

Greenwich West

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Greenwich West, one of the tallest new buildings in Manhattan’s Hudson Square neighborhood that has been created by a team of premiere French designers, brings an elegant sensibility to luxury condominium living at the nexus of one of Manhattan’s most desirable areas – located just steps from the West Village and Tribeca. Offering residents and their families a unique cultural and educational opportunity, Greenwich West has partnered with The Children’s Museum of the Arts, one of the lead non-profit institutions in New York City, to program and design the children’s playroom, which will bring the museum-like experience into the building. Additionally, a year-long membership to the museum is available for use.

242 Broome

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The luxury condo building 242 Broome is a cultural anchor for the new Essex Crossing development on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. The building’s second and third floors will contain the latest location for the International Center for Photography (ICP), the world’s leading institution dedicated to photography and visual culture. Residents of 242 Broome will be given a complimentary one-year membership to ICP which includes unlimited free admission, discounts for all ICP school courses, workshops, private curatorial walk-through, lectures and exclusive invites to members-only exhibition openings.

180 East 88th Street

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Situated in the Upper East Side's coveted Carnegie Hill neighborhood, 180 East 88th Street is a striking condominium being developed and designed by DDG and partner Global Holdings. Perfect for those who want to connect with the nearby cultural institutions, 180 East 88th Street has a special collaboration with the nearby 92nd Street Y, which provides residents with priority access to the 92Y’s iconic arts and cultural programming and nearby facilities. Taking the collaboration one step further, the retail component at the base of 180 East 88th Street will also be utilized by the 92nd Street Y for a variety of community-based programs such as youth and adult dance classes, talks and performances.

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40 East End Avenue

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40 East End Avenue, developed by Lightstone, is a new boutique Upper East Side condominium designed by Deborah Berke Partners in collaboration with Gerner Kronick + Valcarcel Architects. The condominium features 29 residences ranging from two- to five-bedroom apartments, a maisonette, a duplex penthouse with a private roof terrace and priced from about $3 million to $25 million. The development is located moments away from Carl Schurz Park and a wide array of neighborhood amenities and educational and cultural institutions.

20 East End Avenue

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20 East End Avenue, designed by internationally renowned Robert A.M. Stern, is a new condominium located on the northwest corner of 80th Street and East End Avenue in Manhattan’s prestigious Upper East Side neighborhood. The building comprises 41 two- to six-bedroom residences, including a Maisonette, two triplex Town Homes, and a stunning full-floor Penthouse.

170 East End Avenue

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170 East End Avenue is a premier luxury full-service condominium built-in 2008. The 93-unit building was designed by architect, Peter Marino, known globally for his residential and retail architecture and design. The 20-story building features two stone and glass structures, bridged by a glass sheath that reflects the shimmering water of the East River, light and urban landscape. Each of the residences is custom-designed by Marino with spacious floor plans, high-end finishes, floor-to-ceiling windows, and high ceilings.

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Aro

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Rising over 60 stories above Midtown, Aro is a stunning new residential development from the award-winning architects at CetraRuddy. Apart from the floor-to-ceiling windows and striking white metal grid facade, Aro is home to two pools, one indoor and one outdoors, on the roof. The rooftop pool is perfect for taking in the views and sunbathing. The indoor pool has a custom vitreous glass tile wall mosaic from Artaic-Innovative Mosaic and Quartzite velvet stone as the pool deck floor.

Galerie

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Galerie is a new luxury condominium building in Long Island City and it's inspired by what you would see in a gallery—art. With its own permanent art collection, sculpture garden and gallery space with curated exhibitions, Galerie infuses art into the everyday life of its residents. The indoor pool, dubbed the GALERIE pool, opens onto a landscaped central courtyard designed by Steven Yavanian and features a curvilinear sculpture by Allen Glatter.

The Brooklyn Grove

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At The Brooklyn Grove, a new condo development in Downtown Brooklyn, a dual-level amenity area will include a 40-foot indoor swimming pool illuminated by a large skylight. A 3D-tiled wall will feature a triangulated sawtooth pattern while ceilings and columns will add lush texture. Adjacent changing rooms will also provide privacy and convenience.

Vandewater

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Morningside Heights has a new luxury condominium and it's a modern homage to old-world elegance. Vandewater features private gardens, conversational spaces, and an impressive wellness center that delivers the elements needed to help its residents nurture mind and body.  In this heatwave, there is also an aquatic center with a 70-foot, two-lane indoor pool. The pool sits adjacent to a quiet energy room, treatment room, and a private sauna.

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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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Two Waterline Square Penthouse B

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New York’s transformative luxury residential project, Waterline Square, has just released its first penthouse and with it comes an immense private outdoor living space. Located in the largest and tallest of the three towers, the glamorous Two Waterline Square Penthouse B crowns the 38^th floor, showcasing uninterrupted views of the Hudson River and all of Manhattan. The sprawling terrace is the best place to take in the view, soak up the sun and watch the city hustle and bustle below. The terrace is furnished with a hot tub, generous seating areas, a fireplace and an outdoor kitchen, perfect for outdoor entertaining. The penthouse is currently listed for $17.25 million.

40 Bleecker

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NoHo’s newest and highly anticipated 12-story ground-up luxury condominium also released one of the last remaining penthouses in the building, listed for $15.5 million. Penthouse E boasts one-of-a-kind interiors by designer-to-the-stars and celeb-favorite interior designer, AD100 Ryan Korban, and a wraparound terrace. With 830 square feet of exterior space, landscape designer, Edmund Hollander creates a beautiful outdoor terrace with sweeping views of New York City—a rarity for NoHo.

 555 West End Avenue

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This stunning 3-bedroom residence inside 555 West End Avenue, a historic Beaux Arts Catholic school-turned luxury condo is listed for $18 million. Borne from the school’s former gymnasium, the Solarium Penthouse features a private south-facing terrace, perfect for basking in the sun and enjoying the beautiful spring weather. Inside, the home pairs the volume of a downtown loft with the elegance of classic uptown residence, including soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling and floor-to-ceiling windows.

56 Leonard

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Perched over 700 feet in the sky, Penthouse 57 at 56 Leonard, spoils its resident with 1,763 square feet of outdoor living spaces spread across three sizeable terraces and balconies. A 1,200 square-foot south and east facing wrap-around terrace with seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining can easily seat over 30 guests, ideal for a cocktail or formal dinner party. Sit back relax and enjoy the views from Midtown to the Atlantic Ocean with vast expenses over the East River and Brooklyn. The 4 bedroom, 4.5 bathroom home is listed for $29.5 million.

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Standing more than 1,000 feet in the air is a glass and limestone tower, dubbed 35 Hudson Yards, which has become the tallest residential building in the Hudson Yards neighborhood. Featuring architecture by David Child’s and Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill; interiors by designer Tony Ingrao; and an array of elevated in-building lifestyle services provided by the world’s first Equinox Hotel, this luxury building is the beginning of a new way to vertical living.

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Starting from the 53^rd floor, there are 143 two to six-bedroom condominiums, each with their own panoramic views of the Hudson River, Manhattan skyline and Hudson Yards Public Square and Gardens, as well as the centerpiece; Vessel. Designed on a grand scale homes range in size from 1,500 square feet to 10,000 square feet. Residents and guests are greeted by gracious entry foyers and galleries built to accommodate substantial works of art, as well as rooms with ceilings that soar to nearly eleven feet high. Living areas have large expanses of glass, offset by mullion detailing. Master suites are lavish with walk-in closets, and each bedroom has an en-suite bathroom. Master bathrooms feature hand selected slabs of polished Iceberg Quartzite, freestanding bathtubs and some are with oversized windows with views of the Hudson River. Kitchens feature Gaggenau appliances and opal white marble counters that add a fresh, luxurious element. Smoked oak flooring contrasts with the high gloss stained and lacquered Eucalyptus wood with American Black Walnut core cabinetry, while tall walnut doors open to adjacent breakfast, dining and family rooms.

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As far as amenities go, 35 Hudson Yards has just about them all. Residents will receive a comprehensive fitness experience by Equinox and SoulCycle, which includes membership to the Equinox Club, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a large sundeck with an outdoor cabana and lounge area, as well as access to the hotel’s 24^th floor Sky Lobby. Residents will also have access to exclusive in-home services by the world’s very first Equinox Hotel and a dedicated Director of Residences who will liaise with the hotel to handle in-residence dining, valet, laundry services, private car and ground transportation, and bookings.

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The residences at 35 Hudson Yards will be priced from $5 million with Related Sales and Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group agents handling exclusive sales and marketing.

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As we said before, each apartment features custom detailing, fine natural finishes, and incredible central park views seen through massive glass walls. With multi-million dollar price tags, we assume customers will have a lot to do with the design of their own individual apartments, but luxurious modern designs will come standard.

According to The Wall Street Journal, around 70% of the building’s units have already sold.

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