Superior Ink (400 West 12th Street)

NeighborhoodWest Village
DeveloperRelated
ArchitectRobert A.M. Stern
Completed2009
Residences62 + 7 townhouses
TypeCondominium
FeatureHudson waterfront

Robert A.M. Stern's brick-and-glass tower on the Hudson, on the old Superior Ink site.

Superior Ink, at 400 West 12th Street, is a waterfront luxury condominium on the West Village's Hudson edge, developed by Related and designed by Robert A.M. Stern. Completed in 2009 on the site of the 1919 Superior Ink factory, it holds 62 residences plus seven Greenwich Village-style townhouses, with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg and direct river frontage.

The building

Superior Ink reads as a permanent, classical brick-and-glass presence on the waterfront rather than a glass tower. Residences feature oversized windows framing the Hudson, high ceilings, and full-service infrastructure, with a fitness center, residents' lounge, and attended service. The seven townhouses echo the neighborhood's 19th-century streetscape.

The neighborhood

Superior Ink sits at the West Village waterfront, where the neighborhood meets Hudson River Park. The West Village is a low-rise, landmarked market where the building and the block drive value. Read the full picture in our West Village real estate guide.

Why buyers choose Superior Ink

Waterfront position and architectural pedigree. It offers direct Hudson frontage and Robert A.M. Stern's traditional design in a neighborhood where both are scarce, drawing buyers who want river views and a classical building rather than a glass high-rise.

Transaction history at Superior Ink

Superior Ink has a deep record of waterfront sales, from full-floor residences to the townhouses. The notable sales below reflect public records. In a building this tightly held, the advantage comes down to access and relationships, exactly what does not show up in a public listing.

Frequently asked questions

Is Superior Ink a condo or a co-op? Superior Ink, at 400 West 12th Street, is a condominium, completed in 2009.

Who developed and designed Superior Ink? It was developed by Related and designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg, on the site of the former 1919 Superior Ink factory.

What makes Superior Ink distinctive? It is one of the few true waterfront condominiums in the West Village, with a brick-and-glass facade, direct Hudson River frontage, and a set of Greenwich Village-style townhouses.

What have residences at Superior Ink sold for? Sales vary by floor and exposure. Pricing for the larger townhomes and penthouses well exceed $20m, while the smaller spaces range from $4m to $20m depending on size, scale and finish quality. For off-market activity and current pricing, get in touch.

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