Located at one of the city's premier gateway sites, this sparkling mixed-use tower was converted from an office building that was generally disliked.
The converter was Donald J. Trump and his partners, Daniel M. Galbreath and the G. E. Pension Trust.
The conversion is quite impressive.
- 2007
- Condominium
- 201 units
- 20 stories
- New construction
- Luxury apartments
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At 15 CPW, the terraced duplex and full-floor penthouses exceed 5,000 and 6,000 square feet, respectively. The Tower rises to an asymmetrical top, distinguishing some of the most spectacular penthouses views available. - 2007
- Condominium
- 173 units
- 33 stories
- New construction
- Luxury apartments
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Indoors and outdoors merge effortlessly at 10 West End Avenue. Floor to ceiling windows reaching up to 11 feet feature endless views and unforgettable sunsets. FIVE STAR LIVING ™ at one central park condominiums. World class location, commanding views, contemporary inspired design, award winning services and world class amenities, sophisticated technology. The Coronado is one of the few post-World War II apartment buildings to even think of gargoyles, this building is a pleasant surprise. This unique New York Condo residence will offer potential owners the ability to purchase a luxury New York City apartment in the heart of the Manhattan condo market.
- 2007
- Condominium
- 173 units
- 29 stories
- New construction
- Luxury apartments
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At 200 West End Avenue, an extraordinary location is only the beginning. Designed by Costas Kondylis and Partners, 200 West End Avenue offers an array of dynamic floor plans to accommodate a luxurious living experience for every lifestyle. It is recognized as one of New York's elite style mavens with the use of organically inspired materials infused with luxurious modern flair. The Nevada Towers is a 30-story apartment tower with 280 cooperative units are distinguished by its odd shape. Rather than have its northern side come to a point like the famous Flatiron Building on 23rd Street, it is bent inwards towards the south to create a small, angular plaza. - 2007
- Condominium
- 41 units
- 9 stories
- New construction
- Luxury apartments
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Located within walking distance of Central Park and Carnegie Hall, Adagio offers its residents an ideal cultural setting. Each unit is equipped with a fireplace and a custom designed, European kitchen. The 12 foot ceilings and, in select units, private terraces provide a sense of spaciousness, while the Zuma soaking tub and heated bathroom floors create a soothing, cozy atmosphere. In keeping with the tradition established at other signature Trump buildings, Trump Place offers an exceptional level of luxury and personal service to maximize your enjoyment. Park millennium is widely regarded as the Lincoln center areas most desirable residence, providing the ultimate New York living experience. It is centrally located to the best cuisine, shopping, museums and the arts. This handsome, buff-brick, 40-story apartment building located at 2 Columbus Avenue was erected in 1998. It is a condominium and has 133 units.
The building has a concierge, a doorman, a garage, and a health club. It has no sidewalk landscaping and no roof deck.
- 2006
- Condominium
- 64 units
- 37 stories
- New construction
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Experience traditional living like never before. This property brings a new dimension of design and lifestyle to the Upper West Side. Occupying a prime corner in the Lincoln Center district the Millenium Partners is a 32-story mixed-use building was developed by Christopher M. Jeffries, Philip E. Aarons and H. Lovett and was designed by Gary Handel Associates and Schuman Lichtenstein Claman Efron. The developers are known as Millennium Partners and developed two other major residential and retail towers at Lincoln Square.
- 2007
- Condominium
- 274 units
- 32 stories
- New construction
- Luxury apartments
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The Avery is a 32-story newly constructed condominium, enjoying the city at its most spectacular, river and parks at their most serene. - 2006
- Condominium
- 485 units
- 41 stories
- New construction
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Located at Riverside and 64th, The Rushmore is near it all. It is located on the Hudson River and is near Central and Riverside Park. Residents can enjoy watching ships sail past while lying on the sundeck, or can experience the 7000 square foot state-of-the-art fitness center. The Rushmore offers flexibility to its residents, with a choice between classic, contemporary, and traditional kitchen and bathroom finishes. There are certain "key" buildings that set the tone for a neighborhood and Lincoln Plaza was the first major new apartment house to be erected after the opening of the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in the 1960s.
- 2006
- Condominium
- 73 units
- 31 stories
- New construction
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Experience traditional living like never before. This property brings a new dimension of design and lifestyle to the Upper West Side. This is one of the best of first major new apartment towers that sprouted up around Lincoln Center for The Performing Arts.
The Harmony House is a 26-story cooperative apartment tower is one of the city's most modernistic with its silvery metallic facade. Designed by Philip Birnbaum, the building was developed by Giffuni Bros., and completed in 1978. Located just minutes from Central Park, Park Columbus radiates the elegance and luxury of the Upper West Side. As a calming transition to the busy New York life, its design includes a stunning woodland garden at the heart of the building. Units are designed to soothe the senses, using aspects such as recessed lighting, smooth surfaces, and subdued colors. - 2006
- Condominium
- 279 units
- 32 stories
- New construction
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100 West offers its residents remarkable studios, one, two or three bedroom apartments in Manhattan's Upper West Side. Units are equipped with bamboo floors and recessed overhead lighting, as well as oversized windows and sometimes even a balcony. The western anchor of one of the city's most distinguished blocks, this 33-story building has many stunning views of Central Park over the many "studio" mid-rise buildings to the east.
Erected in 1984 as a condominium, this attractive-reddish-brick building has 171 apartments in a tower setback over a low-rise base that has a spacious lobby and very attractive retail frontage. It has many corner windows. The Bel Canto is a 26-story, mid-block building has its tower setback from its low-rise base on Broadway.
The building, which was completed in early 1986, has a high atrium along Broadway, for which it received a zoning bonus as a public amenity although the space was taken over by a restaurant.
The building was developed by Lewis Futterman and Steven E. Magid and designed by John Harding Associates.
One Lincoln Square occupies the key site at the north end of the intersection of Broadway and Columbus Avenue overlooking the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, this is one of the handsomest buildings in this popular and vibrant area.
Just two blocks north of the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, this 24-story, 244-unit building has a marvelous location close to major stores, movie theaters and restaurants, but on a relatively quiet street for this bustling area.
Located just steps from Jackie Robinson Park, The Langston offers serenity amidst the busy city life. The stunning lobby, with its quartz Terrazzo flooring, is warm and welcoming. Residents can choose between two bedroom, three bedroom or penthouse units, and outstanding amenities are included. - 2006
- Condominium
- 268 units
- 19 stories
- New construction
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230 Riverside Drive offers its residents beautifully furnished studio, one and two bedroom condominiums in Manhattan's Upper West Side. Located minutes from Riverside Park, residents can enjoy the outdoors or simply enjoy the great city views. - 2008
- Condominium
- 65 units
- 21 stories
- New construction
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535 West End Avenue, located in Manhattan's Upper West Side, exudes luxury. Residents are greeted by a 24-hour doorman and enter the building through the canopied entrance, equipped with elaborate ironwork doors. The oversized windows in the bedrooms offer stunning views, and residents can enjoy excellent amenities. - 2007
- Condominium
- 111 units
- 12 stories
- New construction
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Located on the Upper West Side, Avonova is an elegant residence in the perfect location. Avonova offers its residents an abundance of modern amenities including a fitness center, a club for residents, a 24-hour doorman, and a rooftop terrace. Units will allow residents to appreciate the pre-war details, such as 10 foot ceilings, Cabreuva hardwood flooring and crown moldings, but get to enjoy all the modern features.
UPPER WEST SIDE
The area from 59th Street to 125th Street and Central Park West to Riverside Park is considered by many to be the quintessential Manhattan neighborhood. Parks, theaters, historic buildings, world famous museums, fine restaurants and prestigious Universities call the area home.
The Upper West Side is separated from the Upper East Side by Central Park. This is the traditional stronghold of the city's intellectual, creative, and moneyed community, but the atmosphere is not as upper crust as the Upper East Side.
Elegant, pre-war buildings along the boulevards of Broadway, West End Avenue, Riverside Drive, and Central Park West meet shady, quiet streets lined with brownstones. Much of the area is protected by landmark status, and the neighborhood's restored townhouses and high-priced co-op apartments are coveted by actors, young professionals, and young families.
The residents range from the professional to the prolific. Many are drawn to the area to be around like-minded New Yorkers who are, historically, politically and spiritually liberal - yet who harkens to the sensibilities of suburbia. But all who inhabit this vast stretch of Manhattan would agree that the satisfying jumble of chic spots and local haunts, glamorous concert halls and humble community forums-the irresistible fusion of town and country-render the Upper West Side its own little Big Apple.
The famous Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts sits between 61st and 66th Streets on Broadway. It is home to the New York State Theater, New York City Ballet, the New York City Opera, the Metropolitan Opera House, Avery Fisher Hall, the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, the Vivian Beaumont Theater, Jazz At Lincoln Center, the Library and Museum of the Performing Arts, Alice Tully Hall for chamber music, and the world-famous Julliard School of Music. The Walter Reade Theater is the home of the center's film society. Its central plaza is the focus of summer outdoor performances of all kinds and dance nights.
Sidewalks in this neighborhood are always crowded during the day with performers rushing to auditions and families pushing their babies in imported strollers. In the evenings, however, the action moves inside, where singles mingle in myriad restaurants and bars. Stroll along Columbus Avenue to investigate the glitzy boutique-and-restaurant strip; walk along Amsterdam Avenue with its mix of bodegas, bars, and boutiques. Along Central Park West are such titanic habitats as the buff colored, castle-like Dakota. Other interesting architectural jewels along the avenue include The Lanhgam, the twin-towered San Remo, and The Kenilworth.
Cultural attractions include the dinosaur-filled American Museum of Natural History and Rose Center for Earth and Space, the New-York Historical Society (whose collection reaches from the 1600s to today), and the Children’s Museum of Manhattan.
Venturing further uptown one finds the world’s largest gothic Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, Columbia University, Grant's Tomb, Riverside Church, Audubon Terrace (home of the Hispanic Society), and the Morris-Jumel Mansion, a colonial treasure. For greenery, Riverside Park is a real haven. The only state park situated on Manhattan Island, this 28-acre multi-level park rises 69 feet above the Hudson. Keep going, just past the George Washington Bridge, to the very tip of the island, and you will discover the Cloisters, which houses the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s medieval art collection. In Fort Tryon Park, the Cloisters display the famous unicorn tapestries and other 12th-16th century treasures.
With generations of high profile tenants putting down roots on the Upper West Side, it’s no wonder rents and real estate values continue to soar. Still, it’s easy to justify when you consider the benefits of the vicinity. Best of all, within one wonderful section of town there are a number of distinct communities, each boasting unique character and neighborhood charm. |