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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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.

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