Arbie Development is bringing a new development to Park Slope—an eight story condominium building on the corner of Butler Street and Fourth Avenue.

(1 Seaport)

The Financial District is perpetually adding more and more extravagant developments to the historic area. Many developers are taking advantage of this remarkable location and giving New Yorkers the chance to live right in the place where the city was born. And now, three new buildings have joined the neighborhood, adding to the vertical construction boom, ranging from renovated historical buildings to new construction.

Bowery Street looking north 

Newly developed upscale condos are rising in place of the Salvation Army building in Bowery.

Last week, we brought you a starter list of some of the 45 plus new luxury residential projects slated to hit the market this fall. This week, we’ve rounded up a few more detailed sneak peeks into our top picks for posh projects.

360 Central Park West

New York City has always been synonymous with reinvention. As The New York Times states, “Building have been no different,” and recently, this has been especially true. In the city of dreams, every building is given the possibility of a second chance, including office towers, cathedrals, power plants, parking garages, schools, cinemas, warehouses, and even banks.