An exterior rendering of Steiner East Village Williams New York

Avenue A is currently undergoing a major transformation with new developments and high-end retail. Along with Extell’s two residential towers at 500 East 14th Street, which will also be home to the future Target, comes the newest development project, the Steiner East Village.

Interior rendering of The Clare

The Clare

At 301 East 61st Street, the Real Estate Inverlad Development teamed up with Third Palm Capital and Architect Manuel Glas Architects to bring the newest and hottest condominium to the Upper West Side. The soon-to-be 10 story building will hold 30 apartments that will feature Porcelanosa finishes, white oak flooring, and 18-foot windows to maximize the residents views of the East River. A mix of studio to three-bedrooms will range from approximately 600 sqft to 3,043 sqft, pricing from $800 thousand to $8.9 million. There will be a four-bedroom triplex penthouse with skylights, high ceilings, and its own private terrace.

After months of planning, the 40-story mixed-use tower in the Financial District is finally set for construction. At 77 Greenwich street, formerly known as 42 Trinity Place, designers FXFowle and developers Trinity Place Holdings have big plans for the 280,700 sqft site.

As west of Manhattan’s skyline continues to alter and grow from the Hudson Yards project, residents have already been welcomed to the new neighborhood at 10 Hudson Yards earlier this year. Developers quickly moved onto 30 Hudson Yards, and now, sales for 15 Hudson Yards condominiums have hit the market this week.

Here’s our roundup of some our favorite things to do in Greenwich Village! Take a stroll through Washington Square Park, check out the Stonewall Inn, or get something to eat from some of the best eateries around.