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By CityRealty Staff | March 14, 2018 [caption id="attachment_25583" align="aligncenter" width="746"] 111 Murray Street via CityRealty[/caption] As the glass curtain wall of 111 Murray Street is completed, the newest addition to the Lower Manhattan skyline has reached an important milestone. Designer Kohn Pedersen Fox announced the news on Instagram along with a picture of a slender tower that flares outward as it rises 792 feet and 58 stories high. [caption id="attachment_25584" align="aligncenter" width="758"]111-murray-street-exterior-USIF Facade detail via Field Condition[/caption] The building is well on track for move-ins to take place this spring as anticipated, and it’s lucky that that’s the case: Sales of the 157 apartments got off to a robust start. Available listings range from $4.3 million for a 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath to $18.9 million for a half-floor 5-bedroom, 6.5-bath. All homes have floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking stunning river and skyline views, interiors by AD100 designer David Mann, and utility closet with washer and vented dryer. Custom Molteni kitchens are outfitted with marble island, cerused white oak cabinetry, and top-of-the-line appliances. Master suites have walk-in closet and bath with radiant heated floors, marble slab double vanity, and freestanding tub. All secondary bedrooms have en-suite baths. [caption id="attachment_25585" align="aligncenter" width="491"]111-murray-street-construction-progress-USIF 111 Murray Street circa February 2018 via Field Condition[/caption]   [caption id="attachment_25586" align="aligncenter" width="491"]111-murray-street-construction-progress-USIF-2 111 Murray Street circa February 2018 via Field Condition[/caption] Just in case the design, views, and apartments of 111 Murray Street aren’t awe-inspiring enough, it is home to over 20,000 square feet of amenities. A wellness suite has a fitness center, movement studio, lap pools, hammam, steam room, and sauna. However, residents needn’t worry about messing up their hair in there – the building has the city’s first private Drybar salon. Additional amenities include landscaped gardens, lounge, private dining room with demonstration kitchen, patisserie, media room, children’s playroom, and teen lounge.
16 March, 2018
The Charles, a U.S. Immigration Fund project, is a luxury residential high-rise located in the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Recent images showcase the the floor-to-ceiling windows for the 31 residences, many of which are four-bedroom, four-bathroom units. [caption id="attachment_25565" align="aligncenter" width="624"]The Charles- USIF The Charles, image via Evan Joseph Photography[/caption]   March 15, 2018 | By Marcus Mitanis A suite of images showcase the spacious and contemporary interiors of a newly built boutique condominium located in Manhattan's Upper East Side. With only 31 residences accounted for in The Charles, each full-floor unit has plenty of room to breathe, with oversized windows letting in an abundance of natural light. [caption id="attachment_25573" align="aligncenter" width="672"] Interiors are gifted with expansive windows, image via Evan Joseph Photography[/caption] [caption id="attachment_25574" align="aligncenter" width="666"] Inside a full-floor suite, image via Evan Joseph Photography[/caption] The sprawling collection of four-bedroom, four-bath residences designed by European interior architect David Collins benefit from individual elevator foyers and service entrances. Units offer over 3,000 square feet of space and are equipped with high ceilings, white oak flooring, Glacier White polished Corian countertops, and stainless steel appliances. To catch the best views of the Manhattan skyline, every unit has a 'great room' that features an open layout and floor-to-ceiling windows. [caption id="attachment_25575" align="aligncenter" width="708"] Looking towards the East River and Roosevelt Island, image via Evan Joseph Photography[/caption] Common areas include a children's playroom, state-of-the-art fitness center, and private refrigerated storage for each residence. Designed by Ismael Leyva Architects for Bluerock Real Estate, the glass and limestone project embraces the neighborhood’s mid-rise vernacular with its gridded podium, then shoots skyward with a modern glass-clad high-rise.    
15 March, 2018