Luxury Condominiums

Lantern House in Chelsea presents 20,000 square feet of highly-designed amenities, including a library lounge, roofdeck, dining suite and bar, game room and theater, 75-foot indoor swimming pool and private landscaped courtyard underneath the High Line.

The Avery in San Francisco provides an on-demand car share service reserved only for residents, making daily errands and weekend getaways even more convenient.

Located 900 feet in the air, Fifteen Hudson Yards' latest indoor-outdoor amenity space Skytop offers stunning views of the Hudson River and Manhattan skyline. 

No matter the time of year, Chicago's One Bennett Park offers residents the chance to relax with family and friends outdoors on the landscaped grand terrace that overlooks Lake Michigan, featuring lounge furniture and an outdoor Sub-zero Wolf kitchen.

At The Quinn in Boston, residents have access to a robust fitness center complete with an indoor squash court, rock climbing wall and state-of-the-art cardio equipment.

35 Hudson Yards' golf simulator lounge allows you to practice golf any time of the day. Make it a family activity or have a couple friends over to virtually experience some of the world's most prestigious golf courses.

A collaboration between design and architecture firm Heatherwick Studio and landscape architecture firm MNLA, Little Island is bringing new life and a big sense of imagination to Pier 54 in downtown Manhattan. The verdant park appears to float upon the water, creating a whimsical respite for West Side residents at nearby Lantern House, Hudson Yards and 520 W 28th.

1.7-acre Bennett Park is a private green space for One Bennett Park residents surrounded by a wall of trees with a bright and open central lawn and adjacent playground. With landscape design by Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, the park is designed to showcase how nature evolves through the seasons as residents enjoy the outdoors all year long.

Tucked between the two buildings that make up Lantern House is a "secret" residents-only garden by Hollander Design, complete with sitting areas featuring benches and café tables, as well as a thriving mix of shade-dwelling plants—the first garden of its kind to be situated under the High Line.

Spanning over 10,000 square feet, Penthouse 90 is a grand full-floor five-bedroom home with a private terrace and 360 degree views of the river and city.

Spanning over 4,300 square feet of living space, The Avery's Penthouse 5602 offers a palatial residence with a corner great room, master suite with two walk-in closets and an elegant formal dining room, set against the dramatic backdrop of San Francisco and the Bay.

Penthouse 88B at Fifteen Hudson Yards is a 5,211-square-foot duplex featuring a double-height living room and dramatic, unobstructed 270-degree views of the Hudson River.

Shimmering overhead sculptures, soothing waterfalls, and colorful statement-making pieces make art a daily part of life for our residents. Our buildings showcase thoughtfully curated art collections with works ranging from emerging creators to well-known contemporary artists, ensuring that you can find visual inspiration right outside your door. 

In One Bennett Park's lobby, Tomás Saraceno's sculptures float overhead and Pae White's large-scale tapestries blend beautifully with the surrounding Art Deco accented interior. Commissioned specifically for the space, these works create a warm and gracious welcome and set a heightened aesthetic standard from your first steps inside.

Among the imaginative touches at Tribeca’s 70 Vestry is the custom rippling artwork by Alyson Shotz that adorns the double-height lobby entrance. The striking limestone condominium designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects features interiors by Daniel Romualdez that play with natural light and emphasize the residences' majestic river, city and courtyard views.

“I am thrilled to have one of my sculptures on display at Hudson Yards,” said artist Joel Shapiro. “Playing off of the elegance and refinement of materials in the lobby of Fifteen Hudson Yards, I built a structure with five elements with infinite points of view that I hope is totally exciting and effervescent. I love it and can’t wait to go back and see it.”