New Developments Manhattan

5 Franklin Place

noreply@blogger.com (New Developments Manhattan) — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 22:17:00 +0000

This is one of the most spectacular luxury new developments in downtown Manhattan.

You enter the building on Franklin Place, a narrow, cobbled lane once known as Sugar Loaf Alley, the heart of New York City’s 19th century sugar trade. Newly restored with period lighting, cleaned and re-pointed pavers, and lush vertical plantings, this historic passageway will offer an atmosphere evocative of Old New York and Tribeca’s great past. Beyond a pair of silent, electronically controlled sliding doors, the lobby of Five Franklin Place – overseen by a 24-hour doorman and an attendant offering valet parking service – will unfold as a distinctly sculptural but serene, environment of curving white lacquer fixtures, including built-in leather seating areas and a sparkling violet glass-chip floor. A sweeping curved stairwell will lead from the lobby to a sub-grade level private spa and fitness center. Custom designed by UNStudio and engineered by B&B Italia, this area offers residents a daylight flooded double-height weight room, a wet spa with mosaic tiled steam pavilion and sauna, and a mirrored multi-purpose room for yoga, pilates and stretching, all with towel and water service.

The 55 homes within Five Franklin Place range in size from approximately 1,200 square feet to approximately 3,400 square feet, and include one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom apartments configured as duplex lofts or single-level homes, as well as three soaring duplex penthouses with interior elevators and rooftop terraces. Prices for the properties at Five Franklin Place range from $2 million to $16 million.

75 Wall Street

noreply@blogger.com (New Developments Manhattan) — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 22:11:00 +0000

75 Wall Street provides world class luxury living with an abundance of amenities and a full service lifestyle. This 43-story tower transformed into 349 condominium residences and 251 hotel suites complete with on-site parking, retail, and an outdoor plaza. Building features 360 degree views and homes with light. Andaz, Hyatt’s new global hotel brand of discerning style and service, launching in key gateway cities worldwide. 75 Wall Street is one of the largest residential projects south of Canal Street, creating an exciting downtown destination. The award winning Rockwell Group has designed the condominium interiors, amenity spaces, hotel rooms, public spaces, restaurant and bar.

Riverhouse

noreply@blogger.com (New Developments Manhattan) — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 21:33:00 +0000

The Riverhouse at One Rockefeller Park is a luxury new development, 32 stories high with 320 one to four bedroom units. It is developed as a greeen buidling with filtered air and water.

The Riverhouse overlooks the Hudson river and is right next to World Financial Center and Teardrop Parks.

The building is designed by Polshek Partnership LLC.

The building has a 14 story west wing and a 13 story east wing as well as 32 story tower facing south. The wings have landscaped roof gardens and the tower has a 4-story-high, glass-enclosed portico/lobby.

Amenities include a health club, a children's playroom, a bicycle storage room, a garage, a doorman and a concierge and a cold-storage room for perishable items.

99 John Street

noreply@blogger.com (New Developments Manhattan) — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 21:10:00 +0000

99 John Street is one of the largest condo developments in the Financial District. It is currently converting its rental units to remodeled condos for sale. They have

The building is a 28-stories and offering studios and a choice of 1- through 4-bedroom apartment layouts. The building was designed by Shreve, Lamb & Harmon Associates, the same firm that deisgned the Empire State building. It was originally an office building, but 99 John was converted into luxury rentals by Rockrose in 1999 and thereafter to condos in 2006.

AMENITIES

Twenty four hour concierge attended lobby

On-premise garage with direct elevator access

Five elevators

Valet service available

Conference room available

Card-operated laundry facility

RESIDENCES:

Spacious living rooms with dining areas

11 to 14 foot beamed ceilings

Oversized Thermopane windows

Pass-thru kitchens with Whirlpool microwaves and dishwashers

Individually controlled heat and air conditioning

High tech wiring with multiple telephone capacity and pre-wiring for cable

Choice of cable and telephone providers

Many residences with private terraces, home offices and walk-in closets

William Beaver House

noreply@blogger.com (New Developments Manhattan) — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 22:10:00 +0000

William Beaver House is another luxury building in the financial district that is trying to reach new levels of luxury and service.

The building amenties include:

André Balazs designed Lobby Lounge, modeled after the world's great hotel lobbies

24-hour doorman and concierge

Terrace hot tub with outdoor shower

Penthouse Sky Lounge with catering kitchen, private dining room and entertainment

terrace, overlooking lower Manhattan, New York Harbor and the East and Hudson Rivers

Large, professional screening room / dance lounge with wet bar

Landscaped sundeck on 47th floor

Indoor parking with valet

Fully-equipped, indoor/outdoor fitness center

Glass-enclosed lap pool with lounge-deck and bar

Outdoor basketball court with bleachers

Squash court

Outdoor handball and tetherball courts

Sauna & steam rooms

Men's and women's locker rooms

Refrigerated storage in lobby for perishable deliveries

Covered outdoor dog run

20 Pine - The collection

noreply@blogger.com (New Developments Manhattan) — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 22:03:00 +0000

Completed in March 2008, this is one of the largest luxury developments in downtown Manhattan. The building offer world class amenities and luxury apartments. The amenities include a library lounge, terrace lounge, health club, spa and a pool. The apartments have open floorplans with lots of light through large windows and great views.

The building was originally scheduled too be completed in January 2007 but was delayed until March of 2008.