Penthouse 54 at 277 Fifth Avenue, the tallest residential building on Fifth Avenue, has listed for $24 million. 277 Fifth Avenue is a sleek addition to the skyline in the form of a 55-story modern glass tower designed by internationally-acclaimed architect Rafael Viñoly, of 432 Park fame.

The Handel Architects-designed Summit, located at 222 East 44th Street, has released new renderings as construction is moving fast towards completion in Midtown. Summit is already an iconic tower on midtown's skyline having passed topped out and construction crews are now focusing on the installation of the building's façade.

There are few places as nice to spend long summer days than on the Long Island Sound. 408 Grace Church Street in Rye, NY, which just sold for $12.75 million, provides the perfect place to take in the sun, breezes and water views all while just a 30 minute drive from Manhattan.

On the heels of topping out earlier this year, Waterline Square was recognized as the city’s fastest-selling new development by dollar volume and by the number of units sold in 2017. Now the first penthouse has been revealed at the five-acre mega-project by GID Development Group.

The buyer of a penthouse at 160 Leroy, which went under contract for $43 million, is being sold to Michael Rubin, co-owner of the Philadelphia 76ers and CEO of Kinetic. When it closes the sale will be the most expensive sale south of 14th street, although it will be surpassed soon after by an under contract penthouse at 70 Vestry which was asking $65 million.

125 Greenwich Street, Bizzi & Partners Development new Rafael Viñoly-designed, 88-story, 912' luxury condominium skyscraper has officially passed the halfway mark of vertical rise after construction teams passed the 45th floor. Construction is currently on pace to finish next fall (2019).

Greenwich West has officially broken ground in West Soho, bringing a classic luxury loft building that is priced to sell to the neighborhood. To officially celebrate the commencement of construction at the 30-story condominium building, an exclusive ceremony was held July 10, 2018.

The Amberly, which is being developed by AmTrust Realty Corp., is gearing up to launch leasing and officially open at the end of this summer (2018). The 33-story project is designed by Woods Bagot and marks the firms first tower in North America. 

Visionary architect Sir David Adjaye presented an exclusive preview of the highly-anticipated 130 William sales gallery, located at 19 Beekman Street. The evening began with an intimate, private tour led by Adjaye, who discussed his holistic vision for 130 William.

181 Front Street, developed by Urban RP and Megalith Capital Management, have launched leasing on its 84 apartments in Dubmo Brooklyn. 181 Front Street is a 12-story brick and glass box design by Aufgang Architects.

Citiscape Consulting has revealed new renderings of 1508 Avenue Z in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn. The radical 16-story design features a post-war Japanese Metabolism movement and blends organic materials with modern architecture.

Midwood Investment & Development has announced that BESTSELLER Wholesale U.S., a subsidiary of the international, family-owned fashion company BESTSELLER, has signed a lease for the fourth floor of 96 Spring Street, which is now fully leased.

HFZ Capital Group, a leading Manhattan-based real estate development and investment company, and Westbrook Partners, a privately-owned, fully integrated real estate investment management company, has announced the launch of sales for The Belnord; their Robert A.M. Stern Architects-designed 14-story, Upper West Side luxury condo.

MoMA PS1 has revealed their newest temporary exhibit, Hide & Seek, by Jennifer Newsom and Tom Carruthers of Dream The Combine. The interactive art exhibit features moveable mirrors spread throughout a courtyard that distort perspectives as guests move throughout the space.

Penthouse 54 at 277 Fifth Avenue, the tallest residential building on Fifth Avenue, has listed for $24 million. 277 Fifth Avenue is a sleek addition to the skyline in the form of a 55-story modern glass tower designed by internationally-acclaimed architect Rafael Viñoly, of 432 Park fame.

There are few places as nice to spend long summer days than on the Long Island Sound. 408 Grace Church Street in Rye, NY, which just sold for $12.75 million, provides the perfect place to take in the sun, breezes and water views all while just a 30 minute drive from Manhattan.

On the heels of topping out earlier this year, Waterline Square was recognized as the city’s fastest-selling new development by dollar volume and by the number of units sold in 2017. Now the first penthouse has been revealed at the five-acre mega-project by GID Development Group.

There is nothing like the sprawling grounds of a Greenwich equestrian estate with vast grass, forest and lakes in the summer. Located on 30+ acres, Partridge Hollow Estate & Sandswept Hill Farm have listed together for $15,370,000.

Summers in the idyllic Darien, Connecticut are slow and tranquil, located on the calm waters of the Long Island Sound. This historic waterfront mansion was originally built in 1936 for composer Frank LaForge exuding European elegance and old world craftsmanship, now upgraded for modern living.

Morgan Hill Farm in Bridgehampton has sold for $14.9 million after, a discount from the $18 million list price. The contemporary estate first came on the market in March 2017 asking $21 million. Morgan Hill Farm sits on 11.54 acres with 770' of pond frontage on Kellis Pond complete with a private dock.

30 Park Place Four Seasons Downtown New York has revealed the highest-terraced penthouse in New York City. The 82nd floor penthouse, which is furnished by IMG, is perched 870' above the Manhattan streets and crowns the top of the Robert A.M. Stern-designed tower.

It just passed Memorial Day and that means it is Hamptons season again. Bethenny Frankel of Real Housewives has listed her Bridgehampton home just seven months after purchasing it in October 2017 for $2,037,000. Known as the historic Morning Glory House, Frankel is looking to either sell or rent the house for the summer. 

World Wide Group and Rose Associates have revealed a new ultra-luxe penthouse at the SOM-designed 252 East 57th Street on Billionaire's Row. Listed for $29.75 million and furnished by IMG, the 6-bed, 7-bath residence occupies the entire 65th floor and has two private balconies, as well as 360 degree views of New York City,

Fashion scion Massimo Ferragamo, son of Salvatore Ferragamo, has listed his duplex co-op located atop the prewar J.E.R. Carpenter-designed 655 Park Avenue for $18 million. The palatial residence has been Ferragamo's home for over 20 years.

If you are looking to own a home with its own Chashitsu in Brooklyn then check out newly listed townhouse in Park Slope. The townhouse was converted from a three-family to a single-family home by the current owners, who are of Japanese descent.

Its warming up again in New York and just about that season again. To make this summer one to remember in East Hampton, the ultra modernist glass cube house by Argentinian architect Jorge Sosa is up for grabs.

Extell Development Company announced a sales milestone for its record-selling ONE57 building, surpassing $73 million in transactions in the first quarter of 2018, from five contracts alone. ONE57 is home to the record-breaking $100M sale and redefined the New York City skyline on what is now known as Billionaire’s Row.

HFZ Capital Group has rolled out a new take on model units at The Bryant, British architect Sir David Chipperfield's first residential building in New York City and the very first new condominium directly on Bryant Park.

Citiscape Consulting has revealed new renderings of 1508 Avenue Z in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn. The radical 16-story design features a post-war Japanese Metabolism movement and blends organic materials with modern architecture.

Midwood Investment & Development has announced that BESTSELLER Wholesale U.S., a subsidiary of the international, family-owned fashion company BESTSELLER, has signed a lease for the fourth floor of 96 Spring Street, which is now fully leased.

Silverstein Properties has officially celebrated the grand opening of the Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners-designed 3 World Trade Center, the fourth tower of five planned to open in the World Trade Center at 175 Greenwich Street.

Developer KRE Group announces the launch of leasing at 485 Marin Boulevard, the newest and largest rental building in Jersey City’s Hamilton Park neighborhood. Situated in Hamilton Park, a residential destination known for its tree-lined streets and rows of historic Victorian brownstones, 485 Marin brings 397 apartments to the neighborhood.

There is a new $700 million mega-project coming to the South Bronx waterfront, Harlem River Yards. The project, headed by Related Companies in partnership with Somerset Companies and New York City Football Club, would bring New York City its first soccer specific stadium.

WeWork continues to rapidly expand in the Chelsea neighborhood. The $20 billion coworking giant signed a 100,000-square-foot lease at 214 West 29th Street with landlord Walter & Samuels. It will occupy floors two through eight at the 17-story office building between Seventh and Eighth Avenue. 

World Wide Group and Rose Associates, the developers of 252 East 57th Street, the SOM-designed curved glass tower anchoring the eastern end of Manhattan’s 57th Street luxury residential corridor on Billionaires Row, has announced that the development has won the prestigious Urban Land Institute (ULI) Design Award for Excellence in Mixed-Use Development

New renderings have been released of the Selldorf Architects-designed expansion of Frick Collection. The expansion is expected to cost $160 million and construction will take 2 years to complete after breaking ground, which is not anticipated until 2020.

Time Out, the British-based company that is behind the Time Out series of magazines as well as the Time Out Market Lisbon and Time Out Market Miami, has announced that they will be opening a food hall on the Dumbo waterfront later this year.

Led by the developer-builder team of Related Companies, Vornado Realty LP, and Skanska USA, the conversion of the James A. Farley Post Office in Midtown is undergoing a conversion into the Moynihan Train Hall and will become part of the Penn-Farley transit and retail complex.

Newark Liberty International Airport has announced that they will replace Terminal A with a Grimshaw Architects and STV-designed, LEED Silver Certified Terminal One. Terminal One will feature 33-gates and will be designed to accommodate some 13.6 million annual travelers with over 1 million square feet of space.

The Moxy Hotel is opening a second location less than a year after opening their first NYC location, Moxy Hotel Times Square located at 485 Seventh Avenue, in 2017. The Financial District outpost will featured 298 rooms and will be located at 26 Ann Street, developed by Mark Grodan and Tribeca Associates.

Investment advisor Kepos Capital LP has signed a lease relocating its headquarters to 11 Times Square, a state-of-the-art, LEED-Gold-Certified commercial tower owned by SJP Properties in partnership with PGIM and Norges Bank. 

The Landmarks Preservation Commission approved the renovations to transform the historic Henry Fernbach-designed cast-iron building originally built in 1871, into office and retail use complete with a penthouse.