Designed by renowned architectural firm Adjmi & Andreoli, 250 Bowery will be an 8-story mid-rise on Manhattan’s Lower East Side that captures its industrial past and moves that design into the future. Currently under construction, 250 Bowery will be a 40,000 square foot mixed-use apartment building anchored by either an art gallery or a restaurant on its bottom two floors.

Located in the historic Sugar Hill district of Harlem, the condominiums at 764 Saint Nicholas Avenue are Manhattan apartments for sale that enjoy classic finishes rarely found in the Manhattan condo listings. Built in 1926, the pre-war apartments at 764 Saint Nicholas Avenue boast Old New York luxuries such as gas fireplaces with their original mantle-pieces, solid hardwood doors, and preserved stairs with intricate wood detail. These class pre-war condos also feature exceptionally low common charges for their residents.

Carnegie Hill on the Upper East Side is a changing neighborhood, one that continues to get nicer with each passing year. The condos for sale in the area are designed to appeal to New Yorkers with an eye for comfort and luxury, and this is certainly true of East Hill at 212 East 95th Street. This ten-story luxury Manhattan condo building offers 27 apartments that range in size from one-bedroom to three-bedroom suites, with two penthouses that are the pride and joy of the developers. Not only are the rooms steeped in luxury, but the building amenities provide residents with additional comforts.

232 East 50th Street in Midtown East is a pleasant six-story townhouse that was recently reconstructed from top-to-bottom in the last five years. The building is located just blocks away from the United Nations Headquarter, a wide host of subway lines and equal distance from the Midtown Tunnel and the Queensboro Bridge. Residents at the Turtle Bay apartment units can come to expect all the convenience of Midtown Manhattan while enjoying the spectacular views of the East River and Roosevelt Island.

A landmarked building built in 1929 by Rosario Candela, perhaps the most influential architect of his era, 40 East 66th Street is an unmistakable pre-war luxury mid-rise that has been updated to meet the high standards of modern luxury in Manhattan. Located in the Lenox Hill section of the Upper East Side, 40 East 66th Street captures the tasteful, elegant tone that defines the neighborhood. The lobby of 40 East 66th Street exemplifies that classic pre-war style; it boasts vaulted ceilings, patterned floors, and walls of St. Laurent and Oro Toscano marble.