New York Luxury Buildings

We represent buyers and sellers in Manhattan’s most coveted buildings, from TriBeCa lofts and SoHo cast-iron conversions to West Village waterfront towers. Explore the buildings we know floor by floor, then reach our team for off-market access and building-specific guidance.

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740 Park Avenue, New York City

Upper East Side

740 Park Avenue

Candela's legendary cooperative on Park Avenue.

834 Fifth Avenue, New York City

Upper East Side

834 Fifth Avenue

Candela's most pedigreed address on Central Park.

520 Park Avenue, New York City

Upper East Side

520 Park Avenue

Stern's limestone condominium tower off Park Avenue.

960 Fifth Avenue, New York City

Upper East Side

960 Fifth Avenue

A storied Fifth Avenue cooperative facing the park.

737 Park Avenue, New York City

Upper East Side

737 Park Avenue

Inside 730 Park Avenue, a premier prewar cooperative at East 71st Street. Building overview, history, and notable sales from Elevated's NYC team.

730 Park Avenue, New York City

Upper East Side

730 Park Avenue

A premier prewar Park Avenue cooperative.

One57, New York City

Billionaires Row

One57

The tower that launched Billionaires' Row.

The Plaza, New York City

Midtown

The Plaza

Private residences above the legendary hotel.

The Flatiron Building, New York City

Flatiron

The Flatiron Building

Daniel Burnham's 1902 landmark, converted to private condominiums for the first time.

45 East 22nd Street, New York City

Flatiron

45 East 22nd Street

Kohn Pedersen Fox's 777-foot Madison Square Park Tower, a Flatiron skyline landmark.

One Madison, New York City

Flatiron

One Madison

CetraRuddy's 60-story glass tower on Madison Square Park, home to Rupert Murdoch's former penthouse.

212 Fifth Avenue, New York City

Flatiron

212 Fifth Avenue

A restored 1913 Gothic tower on Madison Square Park, home to Jeff Bezos's Crown penthouse.

10 Madison Square West, New York City

Flatiron

10 Madison Square West

A William Van Alen landmark on Madison Square Park, reborn as a park-facing condominium.

80 Clarkson Street, New York City

West Village

80 Clarkson Street

Zeckendorf and Atlas Capital's COOKFOX-designed two-tower waterfront condominium in the West Village - the city's quietest trophy sale, where access depends on your broker.

90 Morton Street, New York City

West Village

90 Morton Street

Brack Capital’s 1912-factory loft conversion in the West Village, 35 residences with architecture by Gottesman-Szmelcman. Recent sales inside.

150 Charles Street, New York City

West Village

150 Charles Street

Witkoff’s COOKFOX-designed brick-and-metal condominium on the West Village waterfront, steps from Hudson River Park. Residences, amenities, and recent sales.

160 Leroy Street, New York City

West Village

160 Leroy Street

Ian Schrager and Witkoff’s Herzog & de Meuron-designed waterfront condominium on the West Village’s Hudson edge, with John Pawson interiors. Recent sales inside.

275 West 10th Street (The Shephard), New York City

West Village

275 West 10th Street (The Shephard)

Starwood and Naftali’s landmarked 1896-warehouse condominium in the West Village, The Shephard, with Gachot interiors and oversized lofts. Recent sales inside.

The Greenwich Lane, New York City

West Village

The Greenwich Lane

Rudin’s five-building West Village condominium enclave on the former St. Vincent’s site, with a private garden lane. Residences, amenities, and recent sales.

Superior Ink (400 West 12th Street), New York City

West Village

Superior Ink (400 West 12th Street)

Related’s Robert A.M. Stern-designed brick-and-glass condominium on the West Village waterfront, on the old Superior Ink factory site. Residences and recent sales.

150 Wooster Street, New York City

Soho

150 Wooster Street

A six-residence, handmade-brick loft building in the heart of SoHo.

56 Leonard Street, New York City

Tribeca

56 Leonard Street

Inside 56 Leonard Street, TriBeCa's Jenga Tower by Herzog & de Meuron: building overview, residences, and recent sales from Elevated's NYC team.

70 Vestry Street, New York City

Tribeca

70 Vestry Street

Inside 70 Vestry Street, Related’s limestone waterfront condominium on the TriBeCa Hudson by Robert A.M. Stern: building overview, residences, and recent sales from Elevated.

71 Laight Street, New York City

Tribeca

71 Laight Street

Inside 71 Laight Street, The Sterling Mason: Morris Adjmi’s masonry-and-metal twin in TriBeCa, with 33 residences and Gachot interiors. Recent sales from Elevated.

111 Murray Street, New York City

Tribeca

111 Murray Street

Inside 111 Murray Street, the curved-glass KPF tower on the southern edge of TriBeCa: building overview, residences, amenities, and recent sales from Elevated.

140 Franklin Street, New York City

Tribeca

140 Franklin Street

Inside 140 Franklin Street, a boutique 14-loft condominium in TriBeCa with a Sol LeWitt lobby mural: building overview, residences, and recent sales from Elevated.

443 Greenwich Street, New York City

Tribeca

443 Greenwich Street

TriBeCa’s most private loft conversion: a landmarked warehouse built around a gated motor court, with oversized full-floor residences.

40 Mercer Street, New York City

Soho

40 Mercer Street

Jean Nouvel's glass-walled condominium on a full SoHo blockfront.

565 Broome SoHo, New York City

Soho

565 Broome SoHo

Renzo Piano's two-tower glass condominium, the tallest residences in SoHo.

42 Crosby Street, New York City

Soho

42 Crosby Street

A Selldorf-designed boutique condominium with private parking for every home.

One High Line, New York City

West Chelsea

One High Line

Bjarke Ingels’ twisting towers where the High Line meets the Hudson.

Lantern House, New York City

West Chelsea

Lantern House

Thomas Heatherwick’s bay-window towers straddling the High Line.

The Cortland, New York City

West Chelsea

The Cortland

A Robert A.M. Stern waterfront condominium with Olson Kundig interiors and Hudson River views.

100 Eleventh Avenue, New York City

West Chelsea

100 Eleventh Avenue

A Jean Nouvel condominium behind a faceted glass facade at Eleventh Avenue and 19th Street.

500 West 21st Street, New York City

West Chelsea

500 West 21st Street

A boutique Kohn Pedersen Fox condominium set behind a private High Line garden.

551 West 21st Street, New York City

West Chelsea

551 West 21st Street

A Selldorf-designed boutique condominium with private parking for every home.

15 Central Park West, New York City

Upper West Side

15 Central Park West

Robert A.M. Stern's limestone tower, the Upper West Side's premier condominium address.

The Dakota, New York City

Upper West Side

The Dakota

Henry Hardenbergh's 1884 gabled landmark on Central Park West, a storied co-op address.

The San Remo, New York City

Upper West Side

The San Remo

Emery Roth's 1930 twin-towered Central Park West landmark, a coveted co-op address.

The Apthorp, New York City

Upper West Side

The Apthorp

Clinton and Russell's 1908 full-block palazzo with a grand private courtyard, an Upper West Side landmark.

50 West 66th Street, New York City

Upper West Side

50 West 66th Street

Snohetta's glass tower, the tallest condominium on the Upper West Side.

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