Manhattan new development, on the desk

Chelsea

W 18th Street, between 7th and 8th Ave

A Passive House condominium in Chelsea with a landscaped backyard and a rooftop terrace.

Chelsea

W 21st Street, between 10th and 11th Ave

A West Chelsea condominium with a private porte-cochere, hand-laid masonry and direct Hudson River frontage.

Chelsea

W 21st Street, between 6th and 7th Ave

A boutique Chelsea condominium with spacious, flexible layouts on one of the neighborhood's quietest residential blocks.

Chelsea

W 19th Street, between 7th and 8th Ave

Eight residences in a boutique Chelsea building, each with direct elevator access and private outdoor space.

Chelsea

W 28th Street, between 7th and 8th Ave

A commercial building being converted to residences, keeping its wide windows and original floor proportions.

Chelsea

W 17th Street, 10th Ave

A development site on the High Line in West Chelsea, with architecture and residence count not yet announced.

East Village

E 9th Street, between 2nd and 3rd Ave

A restored East Village garage converted into residences with original brick, steel windows and a private courtyard.

East Village

E 12th Street, 2nd Ave

A new East Village condominium on Second Avenue with full-floor and duplex residences.

East Village

E 7th Street, between 1st Ave and Avenue A

A East Village conversion building with 8 homes. Stage: lpc approved. No photos or renderings have been released to us yet.

East Village

E 11th Street, between 3rd and 4th Ave

A ground-up East Village condominium planned for 15 residences.

Flatiron

W 17th Street, between 5th and 6th Ave

A Flatiron condominium of 34 residences behind a sculptural facade designed to look like folded fabric.

Flatiron

W 15th Street, between 5th and 6th Ave

A new condominium of mostly full-floor residences moments from Union Square and Fifth Avenue.

Flatiron

W 14th Street, between 5th and 6th Ave

A ground-up condominium steps from Union Square.

Flatiron

W 22nd Street, between 5th and 6th Ave

A new Flatiron building with six residences.

Flatiron

E 25th Street, between Park and Lexington Ave

A preserved Beaux-Arts printing house converted into residences with full condominium service.

Gramercy

E 20th Street, Gramercy Park East

A new condominium on Gramercy Park where residents receive a key to the park.

Gramercy

E 16th Street, between Irving Place and Park Ave South

A ground-up condominium on a block dominated by older buildings near Union Square.

Greenwich Village

W 13th Street, between 5th and 6th Ave

A slender Greenwich Village tower rising well above the neighborhood's low rooftops.

Greenwich Village

W 8th Street, between 5th and 6th Ave

Five full-floor Village residences across a 50-foot frontage, each with private elevator entry.

Greenwich Village

E 14th Street, between 5th Ave and University Place

A corner development site near Union Square being prepared for new residences.

Hell's Kitchen

W 53rd Street, between 8th and 9th Ave

A boutique Hell's Kitchen condominium with 28 residences and a landscaped roof terrace.

Hudson Square

King Street, between Hudson and Varick Street

A Hudson Square development site positioned for a design-led condominium.

Hudson Yards

W 37th Street, between 8th and 9th Ave

A Garment District office building being converted into 60 residences.

Hudson Yards

W 37th Street, between 9th and 10th Ave

A new Hudson Yards condominium with 300 residences and broad river views.

Hudson Yards

W 36th Street, between 9th and 10th Ave

A new condominium with 92 residences near the High Line and Hudson Yards.

Hudson Yards

W 36th Street, between 9th and 10th Ave

A boutique condominium of 29 residences near Hudson Yards.

Kips Bay

E 31st Street, 2nd Ave

A new Kips Bay tower with 79 residences and open views over the surrounding low-rise blocks.

Kips Bay

E 29th Street, Lexington Ave

A boutique condominium with ten residences near Gramercy and Kips Bay.

Lower East Side

Broome Street, between Bowery and Chrystie Street

A small Lower East Side condominium with full-floor residences on a quiet Broome Street block.

Lower East Side

Henry Street, between Catherine and Market Street

A 19-story Lower East Side condominium planned for 50 residences.

Midtown

W 56th Street, Broadway

A former office tower being converted into 285 condominiums at Broadway and West 56th Street.

Midtown

W 37th Street, between 6th and 7th Ave

A 69-story tower near Bryant Park with 300 residences and open views over Midtown.

Midtown

W 45th Street, between 5th and 6th Ave

A large Midtown development site assembled across several lots near Fifth Avenue.

Midtown

E 47th Street, between 5th and Madison Ave

A prewar office building being converted into residences near Rockefeller Center.

Midtown

W 55th Street, between 7th and 8th Ave

A new Midtown condominium with 105 residences near Central Park and Columbus Circle.

Midtown

W 57th Street, between 6th and 7th Ave

A Beaux-Arts building on Billionaires' Row being converted into 47 residences.

Midtown

W 57th Street, between 5th and 6th Ave

A new 88-story tower on Billionaires' Row with Central Park views.

Midtown

E 60th Street, Madison Ave

A new Madison Avenue tower with residences above retail and hotel space.

Midtown

W 43rd Street, 5th Ave

A 1,000-foot tower on Fifth Avenue with residences beginning above the office floors.

Midtown

W 57th Street, between 5th and 6th Ave

A 62-story condominium planned for 56 residences on West 57th Street.

Midtown

W 55th Street, 7th Ave

A supertall tower planned near Carnegie Hall with residences above a hotel and club.

Midtown

E 49th Street, 5th Ave

A Fifth Avenue office building planned for residential conversion across from Rockefeller Center.

Midtown East

E 51st Street, between 1st Ave and Beekman Place

A Sutton Place tower of 125 residences with East River views and interiors by Annabelle Selldorf.

Midtown East

E 53rd Street, 2nd Ave

A new Midtown East condominium of 92 residences near the East River.

Midtown East

E 57th Street, between Park and Lexington Ave

A 56-story Midtown East tower of 147 residences behind a deeply sculpted concrete facade.

Midtown East

E 55th Street, Lexington Ave

A 22-residence condominium with a hand-laid limestone facade near Park Avenue.

Murray Hill

E 35th Street, between Park and Madison Ave

A new condominium built around a landscaped interior courtyard on a tree-lined block near the Morgan Library.

Murray Hill

E 36th Street, Madison Ave

A small Madison Avenue condominium of full-floor and duplex residences.

NoHo

Bleecker Street, between Lafayette and Mott Street

A NoHo condominium of seven residences with a preserved brick facade and full-floor layouts.

NoHo

Bleecker Street, between Elizabeth and Mott Street

A corner development site in NoHo planned for a small condominium.

NoHo

E 9th Street, 4th Ave

A NoHo condominium with six residences at the corner of East 9th Street and Fourth Avenue.

Nolita

Prince Street, Bowery

A boutique Nolita condominium with nine residences and private outdoor space.

NoMad

W 29th Street, 6th Ave

A 45-residence NoMad condominium with planted terraces built into the facade.

NoMad

E 29th Street, between Park and Lexington Ave

A 21-residence condominium in NoMad with full-floor and half-floor layouts.

NoMad

E 29th Street, Madison Ave

A Madison Avenue office building being converted into residences beside Madison Square Park.

NoMad

W 29th Street, 5th Ave

A slender NoMad tower with 26 full-floor and duplex residences.

NoMad

E 29th Street, Park Ave South

A Park Avenue South development site planned for a residential tower.

Tribeca

Franklin Street, between Broadway and Church Street

A Tribeca condominium with hand-laid arched brick, planted loggias and generous layouts.

Tribeca

Murray Street, West Broadway

A low-rise Tribeca condominium with oversized windows, planted terraces and hand-laid brick.

Tribeca

White Street, 6th Ave

Seven Tribeca residences in a Passive House building with a patinated bronze facade.

Tribeca

Franklin Street, Church Street

A former city office building converted into 72 residences with large windows, deep floor plates and a rear courtyard.

Tribeca

Park Place, between Broadway and Church Street

A development site near City Hall Park planned for a boutique Tribeca condominium.

Tribeca

North Moore Street, between Greenwich and Hudson Street

A new Tribeca condominium planned on a cobblestone block near the Hudson River.

Tribeca

Warren Street, West Broadway

A boutique Tribeca condominium with full-floor residences on West Broadway.

Tribeca

Franklin Street, between Hudson and Varick Street

A historic Tribeca loft building being converted into residences with original timber and brick.

Tribeca

Franklin Street, between Hudson and Varick Street

A converted Tribeca loft building with full-floor residences and original industrial details.

Tribeca

White Street, between Cortlandt Alley and Lafayette Street

A new Tribeca condominium with 14 residences on a quiet White Street block.

Tribeca

Walker Street, between Broadway and Church Street

A boutique Tribeca condominium with eight full-floor residences.

Tribeca

Walker Street, between West Broadway and Church Street

A small corner development site in Tribeca.

Upper East Side

E 77th Street, between York and First Ave

Sixteen Upper East Side residences with generous layouts and private outdoor space, close to the East River and the Q train.

Upper East Side

E 86th Street, 3rd Ave

A new Upper East Side condominium of 25 residences with planted balconies and architecture by SOM.

Upper East Side

E 82nd Street, 3rd Ave

A boutique Upper East Side condominium with two- to four-bedroom residences and open views over the surrounding low-rise blocks.

Upper East Side

E 83rd Street, between 2nd and 3rd Ave

A limestone condominium with arched windows and just twelve residences on a quiet Upper East Side block.

Upper East Side

E 81st Street, near York Ave

A boutique Upper East Side building with one full-floor residence per level and private elevator entry.

Upper East Side

E 61st Street, 5th Ave

A new limestone building on Fifth Avenue at Central Park, with an indoor pool.

Upper East Side

E 80th Street, 5th Ave

A Fifth Avenue building with direct views of Central Park and the Metropolitan Museum.

Upper East Side

E 62nd Street, between 2nd and 3rd Ave

A Lenox Hill building of predominantly full-floor residences with a private wellness suite.

Upper East Side

E 71st Street, between 2nd and 3rd Ave

An Upper East Side condominium built to prewar room proportions and ceiling heights.

Upper East Side

E 68th Street, Madison Ave

A 15-residence conversion on Madison Avenue.

Upper East Side

E 72nd Street, 2nd Ave

An Upper East Side condominium of two- to five-bedroom residences with a pool, landscaped courtyard and roof terrace.

Upper East Side

E 79th Street, between Lexington and 3rd Ave

A corner assemblage at Lexington Avenue being cleared for a new condominium with retail and a full amenity program.

Upper East Side

E 84th Street, 3rd Ave

A new Upper East Side tower with 120 residences at Third Avenue and East 84th Street.

Upper East Side

E 80th Street, 3rd Ave

An early-stage development site on Third Avenue on the Upper East Side.

Upper East Side

E 77th Street, between 2nd and 3rd Ave

A limestone Upper East Side tower with grand arches, expansive residences and sweeping views.

Upper West Side

W 88th Street, between Amsterdam Ave and Broadway

An Upper West Side building with limestone architecture, a gated motor court and half- or full-floor residences.

Upper West Side

W 80th Street, between Amsterdam Ave and Broadway

Six residences inside a converted motor garage, with wide floor plates and oversized industrial windows.

Upper West Side

W 66th Street, between Central Park West and Columbus Ave

A 1,198-foot tower on a full-block Upper West Side site.

West Village

Clarkson Street, between Washington and West Street

Two limestone towers on the Hudson River waterfront, with 112 residences and private outdoor space in most homes.

West Village

Carmine Street, 6th Ave

A 17-residence condominium in the Greenwich Village Historic District.

West Village

W 3rd Street, between 6th Ave and MacDougal Street

A nineteenth-century stable being converted into Village residences with private terraces, a landscaped courtyard and on-site parking.

West Village

W 14th Street, 6th Ave

A completed condominium with a curved masonry facade and direct subway access.