Heads up, apartment hunters—a striking new building is on its way to Chelsea, and this Manhattan luxury development looks like one to keep an eye out for. Developed by Blackhouse and Oriel, this impressive structure will be located at 522 West 29th Street and will contain 27 luxury condominiums. The 11-story building is being designed by SCDA Architects and has been named the Soori High Line.

The Daily News posted a piece recently that compiled a list of the most stable neighborhoods in New York City. These are neighborhoods that are growing, are in consistently high demand for one reason or another, or have some other quality that makes purchasing high-end real estate in them a safe investment. We’ve written before about how the Manhattan real estate market is considerably healthier than both the national market and the economy as a whole, and many investors are now turning towards Manhattan condos for sale rather than the stock market, with their money.

We haven't written about LEED Gold Chelsea condo HL23 that often here at New Construction Manhattan, and that's totally our fault. Both relative to other condos for sale in Chelsea and other green condos for sale in Manhattan, HL23 is a really impressive NYC condo -- both better-looking and greener than its competition in Chelsea and among Manhattan's other green apartments, respectively. If it seems like we're kind of amping it up about HL23 right now, um, that is probably true. But it's one of our favorite green condo listings at NCM and... well, for awhile back there we were worried that we might've lost it. But it turns out that what looked like a serious fire at HL23 this weekend was all smoke and no fire, Curbed reports.

Via the Post: High Life: West assured, this park is a big deal We've noticed it, and it seems others are too -- the High Line is almost single-handedly lifting several neighborhoods out of the current market's gloom.

"The High Line is a wonderful antidote to the pessimism in the market," says Jared Della Valle, developer and architect of 459 W. 18th St.

Midtown's much-anticipated High Line Park is now open, and Curbed has a great photo tour of the new sights. "Well worth the five years of giddy anticipation," gushes Curbed. "Now: commence with the Phase Two hype!" We're hearing good things about the park from all over. Great success! What more is there to say about the High Line? As if Manhattan needed one more thing to boast about, we now have one of the coolest parks in the world to enjoy. Interested in living in a condo near the brand-new High Line? Take a look at what we have to offer.