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New York’s Latest Condo Launches Are Getting Larger
If Monogram reads as a blend of hospitality and residential, that’s because of the developer’s partnership with Anthology Group, a hospitality company with a portfolio of luxury hotels in Asia. The 35-story condo development neighbors the InterContinental, the Waldorf-Astoria and Lotte New York Palace. Health and wellness amenities along with the building’s palatial size, add to the hotel-like ambiance.
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Ken Griffin’s Citadel Plans 51-Story Office Tower on Park Avenue
Griffin’s Citadel is eyeing a 51-story, Norman Foster-designed tower at 350 Park Avenue, where it will redevelop properties leased from Steve Roth’s Vornado Realty Trust and Rudin Management, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg. Citadel would occupy about 54 percent of the 1.7 million-square-foot building, which would rise to 1,350 feet.
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Meet the New Restaurants That Are Making Midtown Manhattan NYC’s Hottest Dining Destination
Plenty of noteworthy newcomers were in the works pre-Covid, including Daniel Boulud’s remake of Le Pavillon inside One Vanderbilt and John Fraser’s Mediterranean Iris, which was planned as part of a redesign of 1740 Broadway. Tishman Speyer began redeveloping Rockefeller Center in 2019, hoping to push out chain eateries and attract local talent.
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This Area is Predicted to be NYC’s Hottest Neighborhood in 2023
It looks like Turtle Bay — yes, that Turtle Bay — will be the hottest neighborhood in New York City come 2023.
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A Guide to Midtown Manhattan—for Visitors and Jaded Locals
Midtown is back to its raucous old self, with a host of glitzy new spots mixed in with the stalwarts. Here, more than 20 restaurants, bars, hidden gardens, shops and art venues that even jaded locals won’t want to miss.
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Check out 2022’s most valuable Manhattan condo projects
For decades a city of rentals and co-ops, New York now has condos across town. And that trend figures to accelerate. New York has condos in the sky and shaped like a sail. The future promises still more as lawmakers let a property tax break for rentals expire but kept the abatement for condominiums.
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