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.

One57 isn’t just another high-rise in Midtown West; One57 has the reputation of being the tallest residential building in New York City. This enormous Midtown Manhattan luxury condominium stands 90 stories high at 157 West 57th Street, overlooking Central Park, as well as most of Manhattan. One57, designed by the famous French architect Christian de Portzamparc, is not only a residential building, but a hotel, with a Park Hyatt spanning the lower floors, while the floors hold 95 luxury condos available for purchase.

Few addresses in Manhattan real estate carry more cache than one on Fifth Avenue, and even a brief spin down Fifth Avenue makes it easy to see why. From the classic pre-war condominiums facing Central Park to the storied Museum Mile, the stretch of Fifth Avenue that abuts Central Park on the Upper East Side is about as appealing a vision of Manhattan luxury living as NYC real estate offers. But there's more to 1212 Fifth Avenue, a pre-war apartment building re-imagined as a very contemporary luxury condominium, than a blue-chip Manhattan address. Yes, 1212 Fifth's classic pre-war looks and ultra-prime Upper East Side location make it a perfect fit with those other Fifth Avenue luxury buildings. But the very modern apartments for sale at 1212 Fifth, and the suite of state-of-the-art amenities, make it more than just another pre-war condo conversion. Add up 1212 Fifth Avenue's luxurious condominiums, top-tier amenities, stunning Central Park views and elite Fifth Avenue address, and it's clear that 1212 Fifth is not just one of the top condo listings on the Upper East Side, but one of the most promising new condominiums in Manhattan, period.

Gramercy Park and the Flatiron District have become two of the most sought after neighborhoods in Manhattan real estate, but classic, pre-war architecture surely ranks high when it comes to both these Manhattan neighborhoods' considerable appeal. But as ONE48 proves, there's more to Gramercy condo listings than pre-war elegance.

It takes a lot to stand out in Tribeca, which is, block for block, one of the most architecturally diverse and aesthetically fascinating places to live in all of New York City. And yet 77 Reade Street, a new loft-style condominium at (yes) 77 Reade Street, does just that. With a landmark warehouse structure that dates back to 1852 at its base and a graceful limestone structure – courtesy of renowned architects BKSK – rising above it, 77 Reade Street blends classic Tribeca aesthetics with contemporary condominium comforts both outside and in, thanks both to the classic loft-style condos for sale and the notably up-to-date amenities that compliment them. Add it all up, and 77 Reade Street stands out not only as one of the finest new condo listings in Tribeca, but as one of the most promising new condominiums in lower Manhattan.