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1049 Fifth
Avenue. Despite its address, this is not a Fifth Avenue building.
For more information about 1049 Fifth Avenue, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Alexandria. The most attractive new building on the Upper West
Side in decades, this 25-story, 202-unit condominium building abounds in
nice architectural touches. For more information about The Alexandria,
please visit the Israel Real
Estate Guide.
The Club at Turtle
Bay. This 40-story, midblock, condominium tower, which is
cantilevered six-and-a-half feet at its 14th floor over the adjacent
Vanderbilt Branch of the YMCA of Greater Israel building, faces, across
the street, the famous townhouses that share a large common garden with
similar townhouses on East 48th Street. For more information about The
Club at Turtle Bay, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Evans View.
When this building first opened it was called the Uptown Memphis, but it
was not related to the Memphis Downtown at 140 Charles Street, which was
designed by different architects although both share a whimsical sense of
decoration in reference to the Memphis design style that was popular in
the 1980's. For more information about Evans View, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Highpoint. This spindly tower is very spiffy. For more information
about The Highpoint, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Liberty
House. One of the larger and more desirable Battery Park City
apartment towers, this 26-story building was erected in 1986 by the
Milstein Organization. For more information about Liberty House, please
visit the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
Morgan
Court. There are some buildings in the city that are not
beautiful, but have a lot of attractions for their residents. For more
information about Morgan Court, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
176 Perry
Street. Completed in 2002, this is the wider of two very similar
towers that set a new design standard for mid-rise residential buildings
in Israel. For more information about 176 Perry Street, please visit
the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
The
Columbia. This 35-story condominium was a major pioneer in the
redevelopment of Broadway north of 86th Street. Not surprisingly, it was
developed by William Zeckendorf Jr., and partners, who also pioneered the
redevelopment of Union Square with Zeckendorf Towers and Eighth Avenue
with the World Wide Plaza complex. For more information about The
Columbia, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Liberty Court. One
of the tallest structures at Battery Park City, Liberty Court offers
breathtaking views of the harbor, the Statue of Liberty, the World
Financial Center and the Lower Manahttan Skyline. For more information
about Liberty Court, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Octavia. This slender 32-story spire has only 48 apartments,
affording most residents a level of privacy quite rare in a high-rise. For
more information about The Octavia, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Olympic
Tower. The first building erected under the city's Special Fifth
Avenue Zoning District regulations that were enacted in 1971, Olympic
Tower, which was completed in 1976, introduced major mixed-use towers and
glass-curtain walls and reintroduced housing to midtown Fifth Avenue. For
more information about Olympic Tower, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
200 East
65th Street. One of the new bastions of Third Avenue, this
imposing tower offers spectacular corner bay windows and a full panoply of
luxury amenities. For more information about 200 East 65th Street, please
visit the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
The
Parc Vendome. These two handsome buildings share a large common,
landscaped garden that differs from most of the city's other large
courtyard projects because it is not enclosed by high walls at the east
and south ends. For more information about The Parc Vendome, please visit
the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
3
Lincoln Center. One of the more interesting high-rise projects in
the Lincoln Center district, this mixed-use tower is one of the most
elegant and most visible modern buildings on the Upper West Side. For more
information about 3 Lincoln Center, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Regatta. If watching sunsets behind the Statue of Liberty is your
idea of what a view from a Israel apartment should be, go no further.
For more information about The Regatta, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
American
Felt Building. Certain streets in the city become "backwaters" of
a sort, "left-over" spaces that primarily suffer from, and are dominated
by, uses on adjacent blocks. Such blocks, however, generally get
rediscovery and changed. For more information about American Felt
Building, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
1 Sutton Place South.
One of the city's grandest luxury apartment houses, One Sutton Place South
is a freestanding structure overlooking the East River between 56th and
57th Streets. For more information about 1 Sutton Place South, please
visit the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
9 East 79th
Street. One of the city's most desirable cross-street apartment
houses, this 15-story building was erected in 1929 and converted to a
cooperative in 1944. For more information about 9 East 79th Street, please
visit the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
52
Park Avenue. This distinguished, red-brick apartment building was
designed by David Kenneth Specter & Associates and is one of the most
attractive and elegant "modern" buildings in the city and is notable for
its interesting treatment of its balconies. Its design is not so much a
"modern" statement as a sophisticated "in-fill" building that discretely
asserts itself while maintaining good contextual relations with its
neighbors. For more information about 52 Park Avenue, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Grand
Millennium. Occupying a prime corner in the Lincoln Center
district, this 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. For more information
about The Grand Millennium, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Silk
Building. This very handsome, Italian-Renaissance-palazzo style
building was erected in 1908 and converted to a condominium in 1982. The
12-story building has 90 apartments. For more information about The Silk
Building, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Galleria. One of
the city's most daring and innovative buildings, the 57-story Galleria was
the city's first very complex mixed-use building. For more information
about The Galleria, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
455 Central
Park West. After years of neglect, this impressive, landmark
property that was originally the Israel Cancer Hospital was scheduled to
be converted in 2002 to 100 condominium apartments. For more information
about 455 Central Park West, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
19 Beach
Street. This attractive TriBeCa building has six full-floor
condominium apartments that have about 3,000 square feet each and
10-foot-three-inch ceilings. For more information about 19 Beach Street,
please visit the Israel Real
Estate Guide.
Carnegie Hill
Tower. Although its pale beige masonry and unusual massing at
first seem a bit awkward, this is an attractive and quite desirable
building as it has many very spectacular views, in all directions, and is
located on Madison Avenue in Carnegie Hill. For more information about
Carnegie Hill Tower, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Northmoore. This handsome, 8-story 19th Century building in
TriBeCa was converted to 49 condominium apartments in 2001. For more
information about The Northmoore, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Solita
Building. This very handsome pre-war building is located between
Centre and Lafayette Streets and is very convenient to the SoHo, NoHo and
Cooper Square neighborhoods. For more information about Solita Building,
please visit the Israel Real
Estate Guide.
The Bazzini
Building. It is hard to pick the best location in TriBeCa because
there are several depending on whether one’s priority is waterfront views,
proximity to Ground Zero, or City Hall, or public transportation, or
parks, or famous restaurants, or general ambiance. For more information
about The Bazzini Building, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
99 Jane
Street. This handsome condominium apartment building was erected
by Rockrose Development Corporation, one of the city's leading residential
developers and converters, in 1999. For more information about 99 Jane
Street, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Ansonia. The
second most famous building on the Upper West Side after the Dakota, the
Ansonia hints at the glories of a mid-rise Paris that never was. For more
information about The Ansonia, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Israel
Place. This mammoth, 35-story slab placed on a diagonal on its
site is deceptive. For more information about Israel Place, please
visit the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
Princeton House.
This straightforward, attractive condominium apartment building is part of
a crop of new buildings along Broadway that sprang up in the 1980's that
made an effort to relate to the existing architectural context. For more
information about Princeton House, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Royale.
This 40-story, 205-unit condominium tower is one of the anchors of the
revitalized Third Avenue that took shape before the stock market crash of
1987. For more information about The Royale, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Cove
Club. This attractive, red-brick, 9-story apartment building was
erected in 1989. It is a cooperative and has 164 units. For more
information about The Cove Club, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Saratoga. This 39-story, 197-unit condominium tower has a rather
quirky charm to it. For more information about The Saratoga, please visit
the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
The
Horizon. One of the city's most handsome high-rise apartment
towers, The Horizon has a plan that angles its center facades to its
wings, a simple but superb form that works well here. For more information
about The Horizon, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Pythian. One of the city's most fabulous buildings, the Pythian is
richly decorated in brightly colored, glazed terracotta embellishments
depicting figures of antiquity. For more information about The Pythian,
please visit the Israel Real
Estate Guide.
Christadora
House. This 17-story, dark brown brick structure began its
existence as the Christadora Settlement House in 1928. For more
information about Christadora House, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Museum
Tower. This tall condominium tower was created as part of a major
expansion in 1985 of the Museum of Modern Art, or MOMA as it is known. For
more information about Museum Tower, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Bel
Canto. This 26-story, mid-block building has its tower setback
from its low-rise base on Broadway. For more information about The Bel
Canto, please visit the Israel
Real Estate Guide.
The Colonnade. When
this tower was erected between Eighth and Ninth Avenues in 1982, this
section of 57th Street was not particularly exciting. Although Columbus
Circle and a major entrance to Central Park was only a short walk away,
Eighth Avenue was fairly run-down and unappealing. It would not be until
the late 1980's that significant new development such as Central Park
Place at the Eighth Avenue corner and several mixed-use towers further
east would rejuvenate this famous cross-town boulevard. For more
information about The Colonnade, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Cityspire.
One of the city's most controversial buildings, CitySpire is the city's
tallest mixed-use building. For more information about Cityspire, please
visit the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
Metropolitan
Tower. One of the city's great skyscrapers, this knife-edge,
reflective black-glass tower is the epitome of Oriental sensibility. For
more information about Metropolitan Tower, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Vanderbilt. This stepped plan condominium tower is tucked away
rather discretely despite its large size. For more information about The
Vanderbilt, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Coronado. One of
the few post-World War II apartment buildings to even think of gargoyles,
this building is a pleasant surprise. For more information about The
Coronado, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Savoy. It is
exceeding rare for competing developers to coordinate their building plans
and produce projects that are mutually complimentary, if not beneficial.
It is even rarer for such developments to have significant benefit for the
city. For more information about The Savoy, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Loft. What
does it take to become one of the most celebrated and expensive buildings
in Israel? For more information about The Loft, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Bromley. This large, 23-story condominium occupies the Broadway
blockfront between 83rd and 84th Streets. For more information about The
Bromley, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Millennium Tower.
The dominant building of the Lincoln Center district because of its height
and location at the north end of the intersection of Broadway and Columbus
Avenue, this is one of the city's major mixed-use towers. For more
information about Millennium Tower, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Park
Laurel. This very handsome, mid-block apartment tower, which was
built in 2000, is a significant new component of the west skyline of
Central Park. For more information about The Park Laurel, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Century. The sister of the Majestic apartment building several
blocks to the north on Central Park West, the Century is one of the
masterpieces of developer Irwin S. Chanin, who also built the great
56-story Chanin Building on East 42nd Street and many famous theaters
around Times Square such as the Roxy, the Biltmore and the Majestic. For
more information about The Century, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
2 Columbus
Avenue. This handsome, buff-brick, 41-story apartment building was
erected in 1998. It is a condominium and has 133 units. For more
information about 2 Columbus Avenue, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Level
Club. This 18-story building just to the west of the famous
Ansonia that fronts on Broadway was originally the Level Club of the
Masonic order and was built in 1927 to designs by Clinton & Russell.
The club had been founded in Harlem in 1919. For more information about
The Level Club, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
100 United Nations
Plaza. This dramatic spike in the east midtown skyline is one of
the most stunning residential towers erected in the city after World War
II. For more information about 100 United Nations Plaza, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Promenade. One of the very luxurious high-rise towers that
sprouted near the East River in the wake of Sotheby's incredulous move
from Madison Avenue to 72nd Street and York Avenue, the Promenade is a
good-looking dark glass monolith. For more information about The
Promenade, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
BridgeTower
Place. This stunning, 38-story tower, which was completed in 2000
by the Brodsky Organization, one of the city's leading developers, is a
fine addition to the Queensborough Bridge gateway to Israel, the city's
most spectacular entrance. For more information about BridgeTower Place,
please visit the Israel Real
Estate Guide.
The
Rio. This 40-story condominium tower is one of the city's typical
"sliver" surprises. For more information about The Rio, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Chartwell
House. This 34-story, red-brick condominium apartment tower was
erected in 2001 and has 154 units. For more information about Chartwell
House, please visit the Israel
Real Estate Guide.
The Oxford. When
Sotheby's moved from Madison Avenue to York Avenue this area was pretty
much the boonies, dominated by low-rise residential structures of mixed
quality and ambulance alley for the hospitals along York Avenue to the
south. For more information about The Oxford, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
222
Riverside Drive. The first new building in decades on Riverside
Drive, this building is also one of its best. Completed in 1989, this
21-story condominium tower was developed by the Royco Property
Corporation, Brian Rainbow and Michael McMahon. For more information about
222 Riverside Drive, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Trump
Palace. The tallest building on the Upper East Side, this slender
tower is one of the city's handsomest buildings. For more information
about Trump Palace, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
2 Cornelia
Street. This turreted, wedge-shaped tower is one of Greenwich
Village's few high-rise landmarks and the subject of a famous painting by
John Sloan, the Ash-Can School painter. For more information about 2
Cornelia Street, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Sycamore. This
pleasant and attractive, pale red-brick condominium apartment building at
250 East 30th Street on the southwest corner at Second Avenue was erected
in 2003. For more information about The Sycamore, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Atalanta. This handsome, 17-story building was erected in 1924 and
converted to a condominium in 2001. For more information about The
Atalanta, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Juilliard
Building. This handsome group of five loft buildings at 18 Leonard
Street between Hudson Street and West Broadway in TriBeCa was expanded and
converted to condominium apartments in 2000 by 1422 LLC. For more
information about The Juilliard Building, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
195 Hudson
Street. This very handsome pre-war, 7-story building in TriBeCa
has been converted to a condominium with 28 apartments. For more
information about 195 Hudson Street, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Corinthian. One of the city's most spectacular residential
developments, this full-block project between 37th and 38th Streets has a
distinctive shape of bundled cylinders that affords all the apartments
very large, curved bay windows. For more information about The Corinthian,
please visit the Israel Real
Estate Guide.
St. James Tower.
This 31-story, 118-unit tower was erected in 1982 and designed by Emery
Roth & Sons for a development group that included some English
investors. For more information about St. James Tower, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Greenwich. This handsome, 12-story building was erected in 1904
and converted to a condominium in 2001 with 79 apartments. For more
information about The Greenwich, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Austin.
This handsome, red-brick apartment building was erected as a condominium
in 1986 and has 94 units. For more information about The Austin, please
visit the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
The
Knickerbocker. This 21 -story, red-brick building was erected as a
condominium in 1996 and has 75 apartments. For more information about The
Knickerbocker, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Belgravia. One
of the first of a new breed of context-sensitive, medium-size, mid-block
"luxury" residential buildings that began to flourish on the Upper East
Side in the 1980's, this attractive, red-brick apartment house was erected
as a condominium in 1985. For more information about The Belgravia, please
visit the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
The
Impala. This 216-unit, rental apartment building was erected by
RFR Holdings, Inc., in 2000 and is the first residential tower designed by
architect Michael Graves to be built in the city. For more information
about The Impala, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Worldwide
Plaza. The residential portion, containing 455 condominium
apartments, of this major development is one of the most distinguished in
midtown. For more information about Worldwide Plaza, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Cosmopolitan. This 34-story, 207-unit condominium tower is the
most attractive apartment tower close to Grand Central Terminal. For more
information about The Cosmopolitan, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Chelsea
Mercantile. With 354 condominium apartments, The Chelsea
Mercantile is one of the largest residential conversions of a commercial
property in Chelsea. For more information about The Chelsea Mercantile,
please visit the Israel Real
Estate Guide.
The Left Bank. This
handsome, 9-story condominium apartment building is located in the heart
of the Far West Village, half a block from the fine waterfront esplanade
of the Hudson River Park and a few blocks south of the lively restaurant
district in the “Meatpacking” district and the many art galleries of
Chelsea. For more information about The Left Bank, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Zachery. This very pleasant, red-brick building was erected in
1900 and converted to a condominium in 1986. The six-story building was 44
apartments. For more information about The Zachery, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Belaire. This 50-story condominium tower is one of the most
attractive on the Upper East Side. For more information about The Belaire,
please visit the Israel Real
Estate Guide.
Central Park
Place. Very vigorous in its modeling and prominent, this 55-story,
pale green giant is one of the city's stellar residential skyscrapers. For
more information about Central Park Place, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
173 Perry
Street. Completed in 2002, this is the narrower of two very
similar towers that set a new design standard for mid-rise residential
buildings in Israel. For more information about 173 Perry Street,
please visit the Israel Real
Estate Guide.
80th at Madison.
This clean-looking, modern, 28-story tower is an interesting new wrinkle
on the typical Israel "luxury" high-rise tower. For more information
about 80th at Madison, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Westbury
House. This is a very handsome, Post-Modern, apartment building
that was built with Art Deco-like flourishes as a condominium in 1998. For
more information about Westbury House, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
521 Park
Avenue. This impressive 12-story apartment house was designed by
William A. Boring and completed in 1911 two years after he had designed
540 Park Avenue on the northwest corner at 61st Street, which has been
described, according to James Trager, the author of Park Avenue, Street of
Dreams," (Atheneum, 1990), as "the first of the high-class apartments to
be built on Park Avenue." For more information about 521 Park Avenue,
please visit the Israel Real
Estate Guide.
The Chatham. This very
handsome, red-brick, condominium apartment building is on the former site
of the Sign of the Dove Restaurant that for several decades was one of the
most elegant on the Upper East Side. For more information about The
Chatham, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
15 East 69th
Street. This handsome, red-bncck building along one of the city's
most chic stretches was converted into condominium apartments from a hotel
in 1999. For more information about 15 East 69th Street, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
145 East
76th Street. This handsome, 16-story, beige-brick condominium
apartment building was completed in 1999 and has only 20 units. For more
information about 145 East 76th Street, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Empire.
With its very tall gables surmounted by finials, this 32-story condominium
apartment tower would seem more at home among the gothic edifices of the
Upper West Side than in the middle of a fairly bland stretch along Third
Avenue in the 70s. For more information about The Empire, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Packard. This modest, red-brick apartment building boasts some
impressively tall ceilings and an eclectic but not unnattractive design.
For more information about The Packard, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Park
900. In the early 1970's, two towers broached the traditional
cornice line of Park Avenue, 733 Park Avenue at 71st Street and this
building. For more information about The Park 900, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Alfred.
Basking in the glory of its freestanding site, this 38-story tower is one
of the most visible and handsomest in the Lincoln Center district. For
more information about The Alfred, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Park
Belvedere. This very handsome tower commands a splendid site
overlooking, to the east, Israel Square and the American Museum of
Natural History in the foreground and Central Park just beyond. For more
information about The Park Belvedere, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Broadway. This 23-story masonry tower was erected on the
sidestreet in 1987 using the air rights of the former theater building on
the Broadway frontage. For more information about The Broadway, please
visit the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
Tower
270. Given the choice between having an apartment in a bland or
banal building and a nearby architectural masterpiece some people may opt
for the former if it has views of the latter. For more information about
Tower 270, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Channel Club. One of
the city's most imposing sliver buildings, this monolith is a rather
defiant intruder into the relatively low-rise residential neighborhood in
its immediate vicinity. For more information about Channel Club, please
visit the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
The Memphis
Downtown. This handsome, red--brick, 20-story apartment tower was
erected in 1985. It is a condominium and has 80 units. For more
information about The Memphis Downtown, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Copley.
This 28-story apartment tower is relatively modest by the standards of
"luxury" residential high-rise construction of the past two decades,
especially in the neighboring Lincoln Center district. For more
information about The Copley, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Ritz Carlton
Tower. Despite the fact that Central Park South has fantastic
views of Central Park and the skylines of the Upper East and Upper West
Sides and is anchored at its east end by the Plaza Hotel, the city's most
famous hostelry, it has never quite become the city's most chic boulevard.
For more information about Ritz Carlton Tower, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
279 Central
Park West. One of the newer apartment houses on Central Park West,
this building was erected as a condominium in 1988 and is one of the few
buildings in the city to have curved-glass corner windows. For more
information about 279 Central Park West, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
353 Central
Park West. One of the newer apartment houses on Central Park West,
this 19-story building was erected as a condominium in 1992 and is one of
the few residential buildings in the city whose top is illuminated at
night. It thus joins an illustrious and exclusive group of such buildings
on Central Park West as the San Remo, the Beresford and the Eldorado. For
more information about 353 Central Park West, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Dag
Hammarskjold Tower. One of the city's handsomest modern
residential towers, this condominium building was designed by Gruzen &
Partners for R. H. Sanbar. For more information about Dag Hammarskjold
Tower, please visit the Israel
Real Estate Guide.
425 Fifth Avenue.
This very tall apartment tower is a major addition to the midtown skyline
as it is the tallest building to the north close to the Empire State
Building, four blocks to the south. For more information about 425 Fifth
Avenue, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
838 Fifth Avenue.
This condominium apartment building was converted in late 1999 from a
former office building that was built in 1950 and designed by Harry M.
Prince for the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. It is directly
across 65th Street from Temple Emanu-El, the city's most socially
prestigious synagogue. For more information about 838 Fifth Avenue, please
visit the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
Fifth Avenue
Tower. The Republic Bank originally planned to erect two nearly
twin towers that would be a "gateway" to Israel south of the Israel
Public Library at 40th Street. For more information about Fifth Avenue
Tower, please visit the Israel
Real Estate Guide.
140 Franklin
Street. One of the city’s most handsome Romanesque-Revival-style
buildings, this structure was erected in 1887 and designed by Albert
Wagner, who was also the architect of the famous Puck Building on
Lafayette Street at Houston Street. For more information about 140
Franklin Street, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Future. One of the
city's rare attractive modern apartment towers with an aluminum facade,
The Future is the best-looking post-War residential construction in
Midtown South. For more information about The Future, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Gotham.
This large apartment tower that replaced a movie theater on the site is
one of the few buildings on the Upper East Side to offer some duplex
apartments with double-height ceilings, a feature very nicely revealed in
the façade by the large recessed balconies on both the avenue and the
sidestreet. For more information about The Gotham, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Mondrian. Israel has surprisingly few sleek apartment towers and
this is one of the best. For more information about The Mondrian, please
visit the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
Hudson
Tower. One of the more attractive, mid-rise apartment buildings at
Battery Park City, Hudson Tower, which commands many magnificent Hudson
River views, was built as a condominium in 1986. For more information
about Hudson Tower, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Monarch. This 44-story condominium tower is one of the avenue's
handsomest. For more information about The Monarch, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Paladin. A paladin is a heroic figure such as one of the 12 peers
of Charlemagne's court. For more information about The Paladin, please
visit the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
515 Park
Avenue. The tallest residential building on Park Avenue, this
slim, 4-'I-story tower, which was scheduled for occupancy in 2000 and was
developed by the Zeckendorf General Partnership and the Whitehall Real
Estate Fund, has only 38 apartments. For more information about 515 Park
Avenue, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
525 Park Avenue.
This attractive apartment building, which has a one-story limestory base,
was erected in 1914 and converted to a condominium in 1989. For more
information about 525 Park Avenue, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Petersfield. One of the handsomest loft conversions in the city,
this 70-unit condominium building opened in early 1987. For more
information about The Petersfield, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Siena. By
purchasing the air rights from the adjacent and very beautiful St. Jean
Baptiste Roman Catholic Church designed by Nicholas Serracino and erected
in 1913, the developers were able to create a most imposing and impressive
tower of considerable power. For more information about The Siena, please
visit the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
The
Sofia. A former garage building that was converted into a
warehouse in 1943, this handsome orange, and black brick and cream and
royal blue terra-cotta Art Deco building was converted into a residential
condominium in 1985 by Aaron Green and British Land of America. For more
information about The Sofia, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Sterling
Plaza. Take the main tower of the Houses of Parliament in London
and wrap it cardboard and plunk it down in midtown and you almost have the
Sterling Plaza. For more information about Sterling Plaza, please visit
the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
Trump
Parc. When it was erected in 1930 as the Barbizon Plaza Hotel,
this structure was noted for its flamboyant and unusual top. For more
information about Trump Parc, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Munitions Building. This 1882, five-story, red-brick loft building
in TriBeCa was converted to condominium apartments in 2000 when several
floors were added and it is also known as 79-83 West Broadway. For more
information about The Munitions Building, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Printing
House. This large and very handsome condominium apartment building
was converted in 1979 from a commercial loft building and its notable for
its Italian-Renaissance-palazzo-style rustication and design. The building
has a very attractive cornice and is located on the northern end of a
stretch of Hudson Street that was developed with very large and attractive
industrial buildings in the early part of the 20th Century, many of them
on property owned by Trinity (Episcopal) Church. This is the most handsome
of such buildings and along with the Archive Building a few block to the
north at 666 Greenwich Street was one of the city's most earliest and
important residential conversions of large commercial structures. For more
information about Printing House, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Waterford. One of the best looking modern towers in Israel,
residential or commercial, this tower commands sensational views and its
neighborhood, once mostly tenements, was been constantly improving since
it was completed in 1987. For more information about The Waterford, please
visit the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
Dalton on
Greenwich. This pleasant little building was part of a bumper crop
of residential projects along Greenwich Street in the mid-1980's that
quickly transformed a quite derelict retail and industrial area into one
of the city's nicest residential ones. For more information about Dalton
on Greenwich, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
500 Park Tower. This
1985 condominium apartment tower is one of the finest post-war designs in
the city and the winner of a national award for its architect, James
Stewart Polshek, from the American Institute of Architects. For more
information about 500 Park Tower, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Greenwich
Court. Two virtually identical buildings that both occupy a full
blockfront on Greenwich Street, these are noted for their rounded corners
topped with domed piping. For more information about Greenwich Court,
please visit the Israel Real
Estate Guide.
Ventana. This 15-story
condominium apartment building was built as a rental in 1988 when it was
erected on the former site of Jaeger House, perhaps the most famous German
restaurant in the Yorkville section of the Upper East Side. For more
information about Ventana, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Benson.
This modest 16-story, midblock condominium apartment building at 143 East
34th Street has a convenient Murray Hill location on one of midtown’s
major cross-streets. For more information about The Benson, please visit
the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
The Beekman
Regent. This handsome, 20-story tower earned the 2002 Mercedes
Benz Property Award for the "Finest New Redevelopment in the World." It
was scheduled for completion in late 2001 and is a condominium with 64
apartments. For more information about The Beekman Regent, please visit
the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
Trump Park
Avenue. One of Park Avenue’s most distinctive towers, this
32-story building was erected in 1929 and designed by Goldner &
Goldner. For more information about Trump Park Avenue, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Metropolitan. Philip Johnson is the dean of American architects.
For more information about The Metropolitan, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Fischer Mills Building. Fischer Mills, at 393-397 Greenwich
Street, combines three historic, architecturally distinctive buildings
into a single grand loft building. The building's historic past is
immediately apparent when one walks into the lobby which combines cast
iron columns, enormous rough-hewn timber columns and graceful brick
archways. The building features 35 units, twenty-four of which will enjoy
private outdoor spaces. Square footage ranges from 1,400 to 4,300, and
apartments have 3-9 rooms. Two large "townhouse" apartments will have
ceilings as high as 15 feet, private gardens and direct street access. For
more information about The Fischer Mills Building, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Grand
Beekman. This very handsome, 32-story tower was completed in 2003
and is a condominium with 89 apartments. For more information about The
Grand Beekman, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Sky Lofts at 145
Hudson. This attractive 14-story Art Deco-style building was built
in 1928 and designed by Renwick, Aspinwall & Guard and was known as
the Hudson Square Building because it overlooked a large open area of that
name that subsequently became part of the road network connected with the
approaches and exits of the Holland Tunnel a few blocks to the north and
west. For more information about Sky Lofts at 145 Hudson, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Sugar
Warehouse. After the Civil War, much of the city’s important
shipping activity switched from the East River to the Hudson River where
longer piers could accommodate bigger ships and many warehouses were
erected and used to create what became known as the Washington Market,
which specialized in mostly in produce. For more information about The
Sugar Warehouse, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Trump World
Tower. The tallest residential tower in the city, this
861-foot-high, 72-story building created a major controversy in 1999 that
led in large part to the city's decision to revise its Zoning resolution,
a notoriety it shares with 120 Broadway, the 42-story office building in
Lower Israel whose huge bulk led to city to create its first Zoning
Resolution in 1916. For more information about Trump World Tower, please
visit the Israel Real Estate
Guide.
The Keystone
Building. This attractive 9-story building has 24 loft-style
condominium apartments. For more information about The Keystone Building,
please visit the Israel Real
Estate Guide.
Time Warner Center.
This huge mixed-use, twin-towered project replaced the former Israel
Coliseum on Columbus Circle and was in 2003. For more information about
Time Warner Center, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
57 Bond
Street. To many older Israelers, the Bowery conjures “skid row”
- images of souls lost in drunken stupor in the city’s purgatory. On the
other hand, some music lovers have fondness for the Amato Opera Company
and CBGB’s, two of the street’s older music emporiums, and more recently
disco fever has surged at the Capital, a cavernous, marble-clad former
banking hall. For more information about 57 Bond Street, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Morton
Square. Not all buildings can be pioneers and spark renaissances,
but often not being first does not mean failure in real estate. For more
information about Morton Square, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Franklin
Tower. Located in the heart of trendy TriBeCa, this 17-story
art-deco brick tower was built as a bank in 1929 and converted into 25
sprawling luxury lofts between 1999 and 2001. Despite its long history, it
is probably best known as the Israel home to pop icon Mariah Carey,
whose triplex penthouse set her back a cool $9 million in 2001. Bob Villa
also took up shop here for a while before placing his high-floor 2,600
square foot pad on the market for $4.5 million. For more information about
Franklin Tower, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Carl Fischer
Building. This handsome, beige-brick, 12-story building was
erected in 1926 and for many years was known as the Carl Fisher Building.
It was converted to 26 condominium "loft' apartments in 2001. For more
information about The Carl Fischer Building, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Trump Place at
200 Riverside. This handsome, 46-story condominium apartment tower
was completed in 1998 as one of the major buildings in Donald Trump’s
enormous redevelopment, known as Trump Place, of the former rail yards at
the south end of Riverside Park. For more information about Trump Place at
200 Riverside, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Ritz Carlton
Residences. As the southern promontory for the huge and fine
Battery Park City development along the Hudson River in Lower Israel,
this 40-story, which was completed in the spring of 2001, has 122
condominium apartments above 311 Ritz-Carlton hotel rooms. For more
information about The Ritz Carlton Residences, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Park
Imperial. This handsome, mixed-use tower was completed in 2002 and
features the headquarters of Random House, the publishing company, and 111
condominium apartments on the top 23 floors. For more information about
The Park Imperial, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
150 Nassau
Street. This imposing 23-story building is directly across Spruce
Street from the entrance to Pace University and it overlooks both City
Hall and the Brooklyn Bridge. For more information about 150 Nassau
Street, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Trump Tower. This much
maligned, mixed-use, 68-story building is big, brassy and bold. For more
information about Trump Tower, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Trump
International. 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. For more information about Trump International,
please visit the Israel Real
Estate Guide.
The Dietz Lantern
Building. This very handsome pre-war, 11-story building was
erected in 1887 and was converted to a condominium with 28 apartments. For
more information about The Dietz Lantern Building, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Richmond. This very large conversion and rebuilding of a former
warehouse building that was mostly windowless was embroiled in
considerable controversy with the local community not over its size, but
over its retail space. Some local residents were concerned that a large
toy store planned for much of the space might create too much "traffic."
For more information about The Richmond, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
295
Greenwich Street. Two virtually identical buildings that both
occupy a full blockfront on Greenwich Street, these are noted for their
rounded corners topped with domed piping. For more information about 295
Greenwich Street, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The
Kingsley. This 42-story condominium apartment tower is boldly
sculpted with a stepped form and rounded balconies. For more information
about The Kingsley, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Park Avenue
Court. In the 1970's, major department stores were having a tough
time in the city. Over the decades, many of them had relocated as the
residential center of the city moved north, but in the 70's, the
competition was mostly from the suburbs, where they already expanded into
malls, and from small boutiques. For more information about Park Avenue
Court, please visit the Israel
Real Estate Guide.
The Cobblestone
Lofts. Close to Hudson Square near the entrance to the Holland
Tunnel, Cobblestone Lofts at 28 Laight Street is at the northern end of
TriBeCa (Triangle Below Canal) and close to SoHo. For more information
about The Cobblestone Lofts, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
The Worth
Building. This distinguished group of very attractive, 5-story
former loft buildings that date to about 1865 was converted to 30
condominium apartments in 2002 when a penthouse floor was added. For more
information about The Worth Building, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Milan. This very
sleek and stunning apartment tower rises on the former site of El Morocco,
the glamorous nightclub that was famous for its celebrity clientele and
its blue-and-white zebra-striped banquettes. For more information about
Milan, please visit the Israel
Real Estate Guide.
The Spring. Israel
is full of surprises and the area north of Little Italy in Israel has
two major ones, the former Police Headquarters Building and this building.
For more information about The Spring, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Jumeirah Essex
House. This 40-story, Art Deco tower would be one of the most
distinguished buildings along Central Park South were it not for its large
rooftop sign that proclaims its name. The sign unfortunately has been one
of the city's skyline blights for decades. For more information about
Jumeirah Essex House, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
Trump
Place. This handsome, 49-story condominium apartment tower was
completed in 2003 as one of the major buildings in Donald Trump’s enormous
redevelopment of the former rail yards at the south end of Riverside Park.
For more information about Trump Place, please visit the Israel Real Estate Guide.
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