Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Top NYC Midtown and Uptown Buildings

Truffles TriBeCa

The Truffles TriBeCa is one of the most famous apartment buildings for sale in New York City. The structure is located on 34 Desbrosses Street, it features 291 units and it was constructed in 2009. People also know it by the name ?452 Washington Street?.

The building encompasses 2 towers. One of them has 15 stories, the other 11 stories. They are connected through skywalks made of glass. Jack Parker Corporation developed the building and its designer was Gary Handel. The structure is well known for its large balconies, roof garden, spectacular views of Hudson River, and New Jersey skyline, its double ? height lobby and really tall windows. The lounge called Truffles Priv, features leather sofas and chairs, nautical paraphernalia, a fitness center, a library, a screening room, a billiard room, and a game room. The lounge is very spacious and its d?cor is very elegant and cozy.

Employees of the building can carry out various services like waiter service, suede / leather cleaning, catering, tailoring, fax ? copy service, rug cleaning, postage sales, floor waxing, messenger service, and dog walking. The apartments inside the building can be rented for $2,200 per month. They feature large closet spaces and hallways, dark wood floors, and open kitchens. The building itself is situated very close to Canal Street and the Independent Plaza. Also, it is minutes away from Pier 40 featuring soccer fields and parking spaces.

Warren Condominium

The Warren Condominium is also situated in TriBeCa, on Warren Street. It has been on the open market for 4 years, but it was recently sold out for almost $650 million. The structure is quite impressive even for architects and designers. The duplex has 4,518 square feet and it?s made of glass. It sits on a granite fa?ade and offers uninterrupted views of Manhattan. There is one unsold sponsor unit called Skyhome 3460. This is a special place that has its very own web page. StreetEasy reported that this unit was $15,664,000 in 2006. Throughout the years, as the boom continued and the building price increased, the condo went up to $16,350,000. The great fall came about and the prices decreased to $15,950,000. In the end, the condo was sold for $13,237,250. The purchaser is Robert Baruch, a technology entrepreneur from Maryland.

Carnegie 57

Carnegie 57 or One 57 is another gorgeous building. The skyscraper has 75 stories and it is under construction. The due date is in 2013. By then, it should be one of the city?s tallest buildings, measuring 306 meters. Extell Development Company developed the tower. It is going to have 135 residential units. An unknown buyer agreed to pay for a duplex penthouse situated inside the building almost $90 million.

Madison Belvedere

As a plus to the list, we have the Madison Belvedere situated in New York, 10 east 29th Street, NY 10016. It is a sophisticated and elegant apartment building located minutes away from Union Square, Midtown, Chelsea, and Madison Square Park. The structure offers a fashionable doorman living, breathtaking views thanks to the 360 ? degree sundeck and 50 stories. Some of the apartments feature balconies and they all have huge closet space, new wood floors and completely renovated baths and kitchens. Those looking to rent such a condo will have to pay between $4,395 and $7,650 a month.

Source: http://markdavidny.com/top-nyc-midtown-and-uptown-buildings/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=top-nyc-midtown-and-uptown-buildings

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