Aman New York, the luxury hotel-condo conversion developed by Vladislav Doronin’s OKO Group, has officially sold out, marking a significant milestone for high-end real estate in the area. The final unit, 25A, closed at an impressive price of $11,400 per square foot.

Demolition is underway on Billionaires’ Row at at 41-47 West 57th Street in Midtown, Manhattan for Sodesco’s new 63-story mixed-use supertall skyscraper designed by OMA Architects. The 1,100-foot tower will feature 119 luxury condominium units averaging 1,992 square feet, a 158-room hotel, and a 10,212-square-foot restaurant.

Naftali Group is nearing top-off of 255 East 77th Street, a stunning residential skyscraper in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The 36-story building, designed by Robert A. M. Stern Architects, is expected to reach its full height by late March.

New York Mets star Francisco Lindor is making a big splash in the real estate market with the purchase of a stunning $20 million penthouse in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The penthouse is located at 200 East 75th Street, a boutique condominium building being developed by EJS, and offers approximately 5,000 square feet of luxurious living space.

150 East 78th Street, a new exclusive condominium in Manhattan’s Upper East Side, has recently launched sales. The building is designed by award-winning architectural firm Robert A.M. Stern Architects with interiors by designer Robert Couturier and architecture by Ismael Leyva Architects. The developers are Midwood Investment & Development and EJS Group.

435 Broome Street, a historic and landmarked building, has just hit the market for $17 million. Custom built in 1873 by the great Gothic revival architect William Appleton Potter, 435 Broome Street consists of five impeccably maintained tall loft stories. The building is currently configured as three residential lofts, one commercial loft showroom, over a ground floor retail space, including a lower level with a sub-basement.

Sales are now underway at 212 West 72nd Street in Manhattans Upper West Side. The development has transformed from the neighborhood’s best rental building formerly known as “The Corner,” into the neighborhoods best condominium. The building is developed by Centurion Property Investors and is known for its signature curved glass exterior.

Delancey Street Associates has unveiled a new addition to the Essex Crossing community named One Essex Crossing in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Essex Crossing is a new condominium development that will be made up of nine sites across six acres once complete. One Essex Crossing will offer direct access to Essex Market and The Market Line retail and entertainment, and will be designed by CetraRuddy.

A SoHo penthouse with the perfect blend of yin & yang is listed for $10.9M. This home offers tranquility in the hustle and bustle of New York City, complete with a Zen garden and a weeping Cherry Tree. The penthouse is designed by Nico Rensch and Victoria Blau architects and features 3-bedrooms and 3.5-bathrooms with a triple height great room for entertaining.

A first look has been revealed of No. 33 Park Row, by Centurion Real Estate Partners and Sir Richard Rogers, representing his first residential project in New York City. No. 33 Park Row builds on Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners other boundary pushing projects, including One Hyde Park in London, the Centre Pompidou in Paris, and One Monte Carlo in Monaco.

Yesterday Minrav Development announced sales launched for a new 100-unit condominium in Manhattan named VU, fully unveiling the development for the first time. Paris Forino designed the interiors to compliment panoramic views of New York City along with amenity spaces. SLCE Architects designed the exterior architecture which is about 145,000 sq.ft. and designed to meet LEED certification.

HAP investments announced this morning that sales have launched for a new construction condominium development, Maverick Chelsea. Maverick Chelsea is located in Chelsea’s Flower District just across the street from the Fashion Institute of Technology in a bustling dynamic neighborhood. DXA Studio was commissioned to design the building’s exterior architecture and interior.

Rockefeller Group has partnered with iconic book retailer Strand Books, a fellow historic New York City institution, at Rose Hill. Rose Hill is the developer’s first residential condominium located at 30 East 29th Street in NoMad. Strand Books was founded in 1927 and is famous for its signature red awning that has been serving book lovers and tourists from around the world for generations located on Broadway and 12th street.

Brad Ford unveiled his model residence that celebrates architecture, art and handcrafted design in the Jean Nouvel designed tower above MoMA in 53 West 53. The unit is developed by Singapore-based Pontiac Land and international real estate firm Hines.

A first look inside the historic Belnord’s new model residence by Anna Karlin and amenities by Raphael de Cardenas has been revealed. The Belnord is one of the grandest turn-of-the-century residential buildings in Manhattan’s Upper West Side. The building was originally constructed in 1908 and designed by the architecture firm Hiss & Weekes. Newly renovated interiors are designed by architect Robert A.M. Stern.

Rockefeller Group recently announced that closings have commenced at Rose Hill, the firm’s first NYC condo tower. Rose Hill is an art deco-inspired residential tower that is over 600 feet tall with panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline. The 45-story tower features 123 residences located at 30 East 29th Street, between Park Avenue South and Madison Avenue. Architecture and interior design is by CentraRuddy.

A first look is revealed at the latest model residence in Vandwater, a luxury condominium in Morningside Heights. Check out this sneak peek of a stunning home with interiors designed by Jessica Gersten Interiors. The residence is designed with a mix of vintage and mid-century details featuring two-bedrooms and two-and-half bathrooms.

Check out these new homes on the market for under $1 million with desirable amenities and outdoor space. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic these traits have been increasingly important along with full kitchens and space to work-from-home. These apartments are a collection of the best stay-at-home sanctuaries all listed for under $1 Million.

111 West 57th Street announced the sale of Duplex Penthouse 75 which sold for around the listed price of $57 million. 111 West 57th Street was developed by JDS Development Group, Property Markets Group and Spruce Capital Partners. The team also recently announced the sale of two $30 million residences that took place right after New York’s shutdown in March.

First photos have been revealed of DDG’s new and unique condominium on the Upper East Side’s Carnegie Hill neighborhood. 180 East 88th Street is designed with attention to detail and pays homage to the lost art of traditional craftsmanship in a modern setting. DDG designed this condo inspired by Gaudi, a Spanish Architect known for Catalan Modernism. The new modern lobby has arched high ceilings, Italian travertine flooring and a cozy fireplace.

Naftali Group recently announced their latest project on the Upper East Side, The Benson, has signed nearly $100 million in sales contracts after launching in September. The Benson marks Madison Avenue’s first new condominium development on the Upper East side in more than 25 years. The exceptional sales milestone for the building is approximately 40 percent of the total sellout.

100 Barclay Street is preserving the Christmas spirit for children in the building. The storied Tribeca Art-Deco condo is designed by Ralph Walker and considered to be the first skyscraper in NYC. The building features spectacular bronze mailboxes in the lobby where children this year will be able to write letters to Santa and receive a response. The Holiday season is very different this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Roe Corporation launched sales for Manhattan’s most sustainable condominium named Charlotte of the Upper West Side. The condo is one of the first new residential buildings to be constructed in Central Park Historic District in the past 30 years and reflects the traditional architecture of the historic and landmarked buildings nearby. The building is thoughtfully designed centered around sustainability.

109 East 79th Street, a luxury condominium development with construction underway, has just released a teaser website and new renderings offering a sneak peek inside the building. The condominium is designed by architect Steven Harris who has spent over 30 years designing homes around the world and is regularly featured in Architectural Digest. Legion Investment Group led by Founder and CEO Victor Sigoura developed this project.

Closings have commenced at 40 Bleecker, Broad Street Development’s new luxury boutique condominium project in NoHo. The condominium is already over 50% sold, including 5 out of 6 penthouses, and has unveiled model residences. 40 Bleecker is located in Downtown Manhattan on the corner of Bleecker and Mulberry Streets, a very vibrant and trendy neighborhood.

Leasing has launched at 111 Varick in Hudson Square. The 30-story building features 100 luxury rental apartments with unobstructed views of the Manhattan skyline and the Hudson River. The first batch of leasing is now available with additional apartments to go live on the development’s website in the future. We also have a first look at renderings of the interior designed by Chris Shao Studio, who was recently featured in Architectural Digest.

New York City’s Christmas season has kicked off with the 88th Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree lighting ceremony held last night. This year the ceremony was done very differently including social distancing and masks due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Rockefeller Center was closed to the public to prevent the large crowds that usually form around midtown Manhattan. Mayor Bill de Blasio and Rob Speyer, CEO of Tishman Speyer, ended the ceremony by lighting up the tree together.

As the weather gets colder and New Yorkers are less inclined to participate in outdoor activities, COVID-19 safe indoor pools are in new demand. Chlorine kills germs making swimming a safe indoor activity for the winter. Indoor pools in Manhattan are starting to re-open with socially distant rules and limited capacities. Check out these buildings on West Street from Tribeca to Battery Park with indoor pools for kids to play and adults to exercise and relax.