Mixing green technology with high-class opulence, One Jackson Square, located at 122 Greenwich Avenue, is a progressive eco-friendly condominium building with luxury apartments for sale in the historic Greenwich Village neighborhood of New York City. Eleven floors house the mere 35 apartments of this LEED certified building, one of the few green buildings in this prime area of Manhattan. The building is adorned in a woven glass facade exterior and provides comprehensive amenities for its residents.

385 West 12th Street, located in New York City's West Village, was designed by FLAnk Inc. and is wonderfully modern. It has a modulated copper façade that is striking, making a bold statement with geometry and glasswork. This luxury Manhattan condominium is located just steps away from the Hudson River. 385 West 12th Street is home to 12 3- and 4-bedroom condos, some of which are town houses, flats, and penthouses.

Even among the crop of architecturally distinguished, supremely luxurious new construction condos in Chelsea, 459 West 18th Street stands out. Some of this is due to 459 West 18th's elegant look -- it was designed and developed by the award-winning architecture firm Della Valla Bernheimer and looks like it -- but much of 459 West 18th Street's appeal is owed to the elegant condominiums for sale within.

The Manhattan neighborhood of West Chelsea is home to a number of impressive luxury condominiums and rental spaces that have cemented Chelsea’s reputation as a fashionable and cutting-edge part of New York City. Distinguished by awards from the American Institute of Architecture (AIA) and the Society of American Registered Architects (SARA) for excellence in design and architecture, the prestigious Chelsea Modern on West 18th Street stands out among its luxury neighbors, featuring an architectural marvel of a facade, excellent views and spacious living areas.

A pre-war luxury condominium conversion in Chelsea, 422W20 -- aptly named for its location at 422 West 20th Street -- offers opulent apartments for sale. Formerly a dormitory for married General Theological Seminary students constructed in 1895, this NYC condo offers the best of both worlds to its residents: the classic look of Manhattan architecture complementing freshly renovated, modern apartments that characterize living in one of Manhattan’s hippest neighborhoods.