Archives: Buildings

Chelsea Stratus at 101 West 24th Street is a 40-story, 204-unit luxury condominium in Chelsea, completed in 2008 by LCOR and designed by SLCE Architects. With zero HPD and DOB violations, full-service amenities including a 40th-floor rooftop deck, and excellent transit access to five subway lines, it represents newer construction done right in the heart of Chelsea.

30E31 at 30 East 31st Street is a 31-story, 105-unit luxury condominium in NoMad, completed in 2016 by Alchemy Properties with modern amenities and 421-a tax benefits through 2031. Located two blocks from Madison Square Park with zero violations and full building services, it represents contemporary NoMad living with new construction convenience.

Chelsea House at 130 West 19th Street is a 13-story, 64-unit luxury condominium completed in 2006 in Chelsea. Designed by GKV Architects with full amenities and zero violations on record, it offers condominium flexibility without co-op board restrictions in one of Manhattan’s most vibrant neighborhoods.

262 Fifth Avenue is a 54-story luxury condominium at 262 Fifth Avenue in NoMad, completed in 2026 and measuring just 49 feet wide — officially New York City’s skinniest supertall. The 26-unit building has generated controversy for blocking Empire State Building views and remains without closed sales despite launching in December 2024.

The Pell Building at 24 West 30th Street is a boutique 8-unit condominium conversion in a 1909 terra-cotta building in Flatiron NoMad. With zero HPD violations, full-floor loft layouts, and a prime location four blocks from Madison Square Park, it offers exclusive living with limited market transparency due to frequent off-market sales.

400 Park Avenue South is a 21-story, 95-unit condominium built in 1925 in NoMad, featuring full-service amenities and exceptional subway access. With zero HPD and DOB violations as of April 2026, it represents solid prewar construction with modern conveniences one block from the 6 train.

The Ascot at 407 Park Avenue South is a 26-story, 148-unit post-war cooperative in NoMad, built in 1984 by Philip Birnbaum and converted to co-op in 1988. Located with direct 6 train access and full-service amenities including parking garage, the building offers convenient NoMad living but has documented board governance issues and recurring assessment patterns.

240 Park Avenue South is a 17-story, 51-unit luxury condominium in Flatiron, designed by Charles Gwathmey and completed in 2009. Located at Park Avenue South and 19th Street with full-service amenities and zero violations, it offers modern luxury in a prime location though with notably longer sales times than comparable buildings.

20 East 30th Street is a 12-story, 42-unit co-op built in 1925, located on a quiet mid-block in NoMad. With zero HPD violations and reasonable pricing at roughly $1,200 per square foot, it offers solid value for buyers seeking NoMad location without luxury building premiums.

315 East 30th Street is an 8-story, 32-unit pre-war cooperative built in 1928, located on a quiet residential block in Murray Hill between Park and Lexington Avenues. With zero HPD and DOB violations and pricing around $950 per square foot, it offers solid pre-war living without luxury amenities at a discount to comparable neighborhood buildings.