The Suffolk Launches Leasing In Lower East Side

The Gotham Organization today announced the opening of the leasing office at The Suffolk, a luxury rental development located at 55 Suffolk in the Lower East Side. The 30-story tower includes 378 residences with 330,000 square feet of mixed-use space. Located in the heart of the Lower East Side on Broome and Suffolk, The Suffolk luxury residences have been designed by Dattner Architects and JG Neukomm Architecture. Gotham has engaged The Marketing Directors as their exclusive leasing agent with residences available for immediate occupancy.

The Suffolk will feature a mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom residences. Each home is appointed with a top-of-the-line suite of appliances in polished chrome including a built-in panelized refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave and an in-unit washer/dryer, as well as a custom vanity and frameless mirror with sophisticated gray tweed paneling. The bathroom and kitchen countertops are wrapped in a luxurious pearl river quartz. As a fresh take on the vintage Lower East Side aesthetic, the bathroom flooring is appointed with hexagonal tiles in muted colors of dust blue and pearl white, which nicely contrasts with the complementary wood grain flooring throughout the residences. 

In addition to the studio to three-bedroom luxury rentals, The Suffolk will have three dedicated floors of micro-units. The micro-units are being developed by Gotham under a new concept called Abode by Gotham. Each Abode by Gotham residence will measure between 315 to 350 square feet and will feature a built-in murphy bed, sofa and storage. Residents of Abode by Gotham residences will have access to all amenities within the building under a club membership, as well as a dedicated resident lounge, chef’s kitchen, resident storage and laundry facilities. 

“We are proud to launch leasing at The Suffolk, a residential community that blends together the local culture of the neighborhood with a best-in-class luxury living experience,” said David Picket, President and CEO at Gotham Organization. 

“The Suffolk ushers in a new standard of high-end living to the Lower East Side. The amenity spaces at The Suffolk have taken a cue from the hospitality industry and are designed to provide a resident experience that seamlessly blends luxury amenities with community programming for our residents,” said Bryan Kelly, President of Development at Gotham Organization.

Designed by Dattner Architects and JG Neukomm Architecture, The Suffolk’s upscale indoor and outdoor amenity spaces are designed to reflect the vibrant culture and ethos of the Lower East Side neighborhood, a historic creative hub for artists. Residents will enjoy a 30th-floor rooftop pool and sundeck, an outdoor terrace with lounge seating, fire pits and barbeques; a full-floor amenity suite with co-working spaces and conference rooms, resident lounges and a chef’s kitchen; and a state-of-the-art fitness club and yoga studio to foster healthy living and community engagement among residents. Additional services offered include a 24-hour staffed lobby, personal concierge, a package room, resident storage and a bike room.

“The Suffolk ushers in a new standard of high-end living to the Lower East Side. The amenity spaces at The Suffolk have taken a cue from the hospitality industry and are designed to provide a resident experience that seamlessly blends luxury amenities with community programming for our residents,” said Bryan Kelly, President of Development at Gotham Organization.

The Suffolk is conveniently located near Seward Park, the F, M, J and Z subway lines, the B39 and M14A-SBS bus lines and a host of top retail, restaurant and entertainment venues in the Lower East Side. 

Studios at The Suffolk begin at $3425* per month (*rents reflect net effective pricing and are inclusive of grand opening offer of up to two months free). The leasing office is now open from the hours of 10:30am-6:30pm Monday through Saturday and 10:30am-5pm on Sundays.

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Your First Look At 147 Ludlow In The Lower East Side

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Today Grid Group, a full-service family-operated real estate development firm with a dedication to quality and craft, has announced the launch of sales at 147 Ludlow. The timeless property features eight luxurious loft-style residences priced from $1.895M. Initial availability includes two and three-bedroom lofts along with a full-floor four-bedroom duplex with 37 ft of frontage on Ludlow Street, and 647 square feet of private outdoor space with panoramic views of the downtown skyline including a 36’ x 15’+ terrace and private balcony. Nicole Hechter and Masayo Hashimoto of Corcoran New Development are leading marketing and sales efforts.

147 Ludlow is 100% complete and buyers can move in imminently. It is designed by DHD Architecture and Interior Design, which has tremendous experience designing for indoor-outdoor living. All residences at 147 Ludlow boast 9’6 ceilings, white oak floors, and oversized European casement tilt and turn windows, allowing natural light to fill the expansive living spaces while providing the maximum sound attenuation. Every residence has gracious and private outdoor spaces, optimally built for relaxation and entertaining with a backdrop of quintessential New York City views. 

“147 Ludlow Street exceeds all expectations for today’s buyer,” says Yiannes Einhorn, Principal at Grid Group. “We’re excited to present this development to the market and continue our collaboration with Corcoran New Development who partnered with us on downtown sellouts 124 West 16th Street and 246 West 16th Street.” 

Scroll to see the Penthouse currently listed for $5,495,000

“147 Ludlow Street is a boutique offering with a very limited number of residences and offers great private outdoor space,” says Nicole Hechter, who is leading sales with Masayo Hashimoto for Corcoran New Development. “This is the exact product type that is commanding bidding wars and selling out during this time period so it’s critical that brokers and prospects engage now. Buildings developed by Grid have a track record of selling out quickly and we anticipate the same here.”

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Sales launch at conversion project The Library at 61 Rivington

SERHANT.,recently announced that it's New Development division, in partnership with developer The Horizon Group, has launched sales at The Library, a residential conversion with a contemporary glass addition located at 61 Rivington Street in Manhattan's Lower East Side.  

Originally built in 1905 by architects McKim, Mead & White, who also designed the original Pennsylvania Station, the Brooklyn Museum, the Washington Square Arch, and the campus of Columbia University, the building served as the downtown branch of the New York Public Library until 1950 when it became a dance hall and restaurant, and later the Church of Nazarene.  The recent residential conversion of the property was led by Brittany Marom Interior Design and Issac & Stern Architects.

“When planning the transformation of 61 Rivington Street, we wanted to create a one-of-a-kind, timeless residential building in the heart of the Lower East Side. The former New York Public Library’s rich history was the inspiration behind our old-meets-new design style reflected throughout the facade and interiors,” said Jillian Forman, director, marketing and operations of The Horizon Group. “The Library offers homeowners the opportunity to live in the crown jewel of the neighborhood and we look forward to launching sales with SERHANT. New Development.”

Standing six stories tall, The Library includes three floors of the original Classical Revival facade and three floors of a contemporary glass addition. Special care was taken to preserve the original terrazzo floors throughout the first floor and lobby, and the exposed bricks in select apartments.  Inspired by the property’s history and initial design, finishes throughout The Library include dark wood paneling details, dark wood cabinetry, shaker style doors, and exposed ceiling beams.  

“Given the opportunity to design the interiors of a historic building in New York City was an exciting and creative challenge for my firm,” said Brittany Marom of Brittany Marom Interior Design. “The design intent was to restore the integrity of the 115-year old building while creating a modern living environment that speaks to today's market and trends.”

The Library is a boutique building boasting 11 residences ranging from one to three bedrooms, including two garden-level duplex units with private outdoor space and two penthouse units.  Each unit features European light oak floors, oversized windows, natural stone waterfall countertop and backsplash in the kitchen with custom walnut lower cabinets and matte lacquered upper cabinets, radiant heated floors and towel warmer in the bathroom, and Bosch washer and dryer.  The building offers a fitness center, virtual doorman, bicycle storage and community Wi-Fi in amenity areas.  Paying homage to the city’s first open-air rooftop reading room that once stood atop this building, residents will also have access to a shared furnished rooftop space with BBQ.

“As New York comes back to life, we’ve seen an increased appetite for Lower East Side properties and so we’re excited to bring The Library at 61 Rivington Street to market,” said Jennifer Alese, director of new development at SERHANT.  “This is an exceptional boutique building by The Horizon Group that strikes the right balance of historic and contemporary while remaining timeless.  No detail was overlooked in this conversion and development process; buyers are going to love calling The Library home.”

Manhattan’s Lower East Side is growing in popularity and has witnessed a remarkable turnaround in the past year. According to data from SERHANT., the number of transactions in the neighborhood are up 117% year-over-year while the average number of days a unit spends on the market is down 22%. In addition, the average and median sales prices have risen 25% and 38% respectively.

Sales of The Library are being led by The McPeak Team at SERHANT.  Current available units range from $1.25 million to just over $2 million.

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The Lower East Side Gets Its First Spring 2021 Condominium Launch at New Empire Corp.’s 208 Delancey

 New Empire Corp. (New Empire), announces that sales have officially commenced at 208 Delancey, a 12-story, 85-unit new luxury condominium located at the corner of Pitt Street on the Lower East Side (LES) making it the first Spring 2021 condo launch for the neighborhood.

“Our goal for 208 Delancey was to create an elevated extension of the Lower East Side, offering residents a calming oasis to come home to,” said Bentley Zhao, Chairman and CEO of New Empire. “With an added emphasis on green spaces complemented by a robust amenity package and striking design, we are confident these new homes juxtapose the surrounding area quite nicely.”

Designed by award-winning architectural and interior design firm, ODA New York, the 67,300-square-foot Bauhaus-inspired building embraces a curved brass and copper façade, artfully reflecting natural light and creating a sophisticated urban sanctuary.

“This dynamic neighborhood demanded a dynamic building, one with movement, flow, and energy. Drawing inspiration from the Bauhaus, we incorporated curved glass and an undulating facade that continues inside. We wanted to imbue as much light, air, and vibrancy as possible into the building and its interiors,” said Eran Chen, Founder and Executive Director of ODA. “We tried to tie it into the urban fabric and the history of the Lower East Side, but the architecture stands on its own as a new landmark in the neighborhood.”

Residences, starting at $630,000, range in size from 388-square-foot studios to 1,289-square-foot three-bedroom penthouses boasting open floor plans with a smart keyless door entry, European oak plank flooring and oversized windows. Gourmet kitchens feature marble countertops, backsplashes and island waterfalls, as well as a suite of Miele appliances, including in-residence washer and dryers and a refrigerator with integrated cabinetry. Sleek bathrooms boast Duravit soaking tubs, marble clad walk-in showers, radiant heated marble floors, LED lighting features and more. Select residences offer private outdoor terraces, curved corner windows and wine coolers.

“We played with the geometry of the interiors and incorporated sculpted, organic materials,” said Ryoko Okada, Director of Interiors at ODA. “Because 208 Delancey is situated in a historic, vibrant neighborhood, we paid tribute to the many types of people that have lived in the community, capturing a lively sense of movement at different scales.”

“Buyers in today’s market increasingly demand all-inclusive amenity perks and private, outdoor space – a rarity in Manhattan,” said David Chang, Sales Director at Compass Development Marketing Group, the firm handling the sales and marketing exclusively. “Those seeking prime real estate in Manhattan with comfortable floor plans and expansive green space will be attracted to 208 Delancey’s wraparound balconies, lushly landscaped rooftop and meditation area, which residents can enjoy year-round.”

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An Homage To Stella Adler, Stella LES Begins Leasing

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Morris Adjmi-Designed Luxury Condominium Landmark – No. 45e7 – Hits the Market

Last week  the official launch of sales for No45e7, Nexus Development's new, Morris Adjmi-designed luxury condominium that hit the market today. While many developers may be hesitant to launch during the current pandemic, Nexus Development is confident of the market recovery and that their product offers the exact level of safety, space and comfort to give buyers confidence in a post-COVID world. 

. The boutique condominium offers 21 studio to three-bedroom residences in the most desirable downtown location – at the nexus of Astor Place, Noho and the East Village.

“45 East 7th Street offers a unique and ideal product, featuring efficient layouts, a range of home sizes and at the best price point the city currently has to offer, said Sahar Ziv of the Tavivian Team from Douglas Elliman. “In contrast to the larger high-rises with hundreds of units and shared amenity spaces, this boutique building features an oasis of privacy and peace of mind, with each home offering private outdoor terraces with open, expansive city views.”

For its façade, Adjmi channels historical architectural elements with contemporary influences to honor the building’s context and history. Residences feature European-engineered oversized windows, 9” wide custom-stained white oak flooring, high-efficiency central VRF heating and cooling and Bosch washer and dryers. Each residence is pre-wired for smart home features including shades, lighting, sound and intercom.

“Our goal with 45 East 7th Street was to capture the essence of the neighborhood by reimagining architectural details, such as brick patterning and coursing, to honor the landmark’s location,” said Morris Adjmi, Founder of Morris Adjmi Architects.

No45e7 boasts an array of curated amenities including an attended lobby with Atlas Grey limestone floors, common landscaped roof terrace with panoramic city views, light-filled state-of-the-art fitness center, landscaped garden terrace, residents’ laundry room, private storage rooms and bicycle storage. Intuitive and accessible smart home technology gives the owner automated control of essential home features. Shades and lighting can be operated using the Pico control or remotely with the Lutron app on a mobile device. Carson, the virtual doorman, tracks deliveries, service requests, intercom calls, and visitors while providing live HD video of each entry and a seamless payment system to compliment the staffed doorman, all through an app.

Prices will range from approximately $1.35 million for one-bedroom, $1.995 million to $4 million for two- and three-bedrooms, going up to $8.3 million for the penthouse. Sahar Ziv and The Tavivian Team from Douglas Elliman are on board as the exclusive sales and marketing agent for the building. For more information, please visit https://www.45e7.com

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Journey to Arcadia Earth

Briana Gonzalez

If you find yourself on the Lower East Side, walking distance from Washington Square Park is Arcadia Earth- the very first augmented reality journey through Planet Earth. Augmented reality, usually used for video games, creates an interactive experience enhanced through virtual reality and allows the viewer to use all of their senses to make it come to life. Arcadia Earth is "a large scale multi-sensorial journey through underwater worlds, fantasy lands, and inspirational art installations."  

There are 15 exhibits in this interactive museum all which work to highlight our ecological footprint and the environmental reality of our planet. Each exhibit teaches you how to learn small lifestyle changes in order to create an ever-lasting impact on our planet and it's future.

(link: https://www.arcadia.earth/)

The 15 exhibits include:

- “THE RAINBOW CAVE'' by Basia Goszcynska  where you walk through a cave made out of approximately 44,000 salvaged plastic bags (the amount used in New York State every single minute) and recycled fishing nets Goszcynska pulled out of dumpsters.

-  “GALAXI” by Chika an LED light installation reflective of the ocean, where you walk through a virtual reality underwater space

- “VOW TUNNEL AND FIBER FOREST” by Katharina Hoerath and Katie Donahue, K-Works Studio; two designers trained as architects who bring attention to unnoticed objects we discard in abundance, daily.

(link: https://www.arcadia.earth/)

If you plan on visiting Arcadia, grab tickets ahead of time here.

Things to Know Before You Enter:

To avoid delays upon download ahead of time: Arcadia Earth AR from the App Store. You will need the app to fully experience the exhibit.

The app will only work on iPhone 7 or later. If you have an Android device or a different phone, Arcadia will lend you an iPad at the door at no extra charge.

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One Essex Crossing reveals teaser website & first official rendering

 One Essex Crossing, the second condominium building and seventh overall building at the Essex Crossing neighborhood on the Lower East Side. As you know, the lower levels of the building are dedicated to retail and include a section of The Market Line bazaar. 

Credit: VMI Studio

Located on 202 Broome St. One Essex Crossing has 83 units: 2% studios, 43% one-bedrooms, 35% two-bedrooms, 6% 3-bedrooms, and 6% penthouses. Approximately 30% of the units offer private outdoor space.

Designed by CetraRuddy Architecture, One Essex Crossing's private amenities include a substantial outdoor offering, a fitness center, a playroom, and a glass-enclosed residents’ lounge

Sales anticipated to begin in spring 2020 and occupancy in early 2021

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Our favorite Mayweather vs. McGregor viewing parties in NYC

One of the most anticipated events is happening this Saturday in Vegas, being the much hyped Mayweather vs. McGregor match. While you weren't quite able to secure tickets for the weekend, you can still watch in style and still catch your Sunday morning appointments.

We've dug up some of the best viewing parties happening in NYC, to make sure you don't end up overpaying in a bad location.

You'll want to remember the match is on the west coast and will start Aug. 26 at 9 p.m. So unless you're willing to host yourself here are some of our top spots to watch the match.

Photo via @alphasportz

For those who are looking for a once in a lifestime experience  Sushi by Bou, Chef Takeshi Sato will host a special one-night-only omakase experience on Saturday, August 26th beginning at 9pm at Sushi by Bou beneath The Sanctuary Hotel. The pro-boxer turned acclaimed sushi chef will showcase his knife skills during the Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Conor McGregor fight.  Sixteen diners will get to partake in a $250 per person all-inclusive experience, including an intimate screening of the fight complete with an unforgettable 90-minute dinner and drinks. 

The dining experience will reflect the veteran sushi chef’s philosophy and spin on the NYC-meets-Tokyo omakase and will feature 14-16 pieces, along with a hand roll, of the best fish selections from the Tsujiki market. After the fight an open sake, beer and a specialty cocktail bar will be available from 9pm-midnight. 

Located at The Sanctuary Hotel (132 W. 47th Street. To make a reservation, text 917-348-5737.

The Ainsworth will be showing the fight in both Chelsea and Midtown locations. No RSVP required, door will be first come first in with door cover of $40 per person which will include the first drink on the house.  The menu includes a selection of signature passed and stationary American fare, as well as handcrafted cocktails. If you are unfamiliar, The Ainsworth is famous for theirMac & Cheese Burger (panko crusted mac & cheese patty, beef patty, mac & cheese, sesame bun)!

• Ainsworth Chelsea:122 W 26th St, New York, NY 10001
• Ainsworth Midtown:45 E 33rd St, New York, NY 10016

Ainsworth Chelsea

With 80 HD TV's, more than three dozen beers, and a completely open-air space, Bowery Beer Garden (93 Bowery) is the best place to take advantage to this Summer fight. General Admission entry is $40 and entry fee for guests with a table reservation is just $30.

For those watching with a crew, treat yourselves to a Silver Package (a bottle of premium liquor for $300 for up to 4 people) or splurge on Platinum Package (two bottles of premium liquor and Prosecco for $650 for up to 10 people). Fight aside, everyone wins with $30 Beer Buckets, the $10 specialty Knock-Out Cocktail, $35 one-hour open bar, and a $49.99 Sampler Menus that serve up Crispy Fried Chicken Wings, assorted Bowery Sliders and Mac & Cheese Bites.

If you’re more interested in a convenient excuse to go out for delicious drinks and food, head to Boulton & Watt (5 Avenue A) where the fight will be shown for just $10 for pre-reservations or $15 at the door.

Pull up a barstool or grab a table in front of one of their 7 widescreen TV’s while you and your friends bite into Crispy Chicken Sliders, Mahi Mahi Fish Tacos or perhaps their classic Mac & Cheese with bacon and wild mushrooms. They’ll also have the homemade Picklebacks lined up for just $7. Fight fan or not, whiskey and pickle juice is a one two punch everyone can get behind!

Boulton & Watt

Fight Night at Professor Thom's (219 2nd Ave) can be as low key or revved up as you please. For their upstairs VIP party you can roll with the punches with bottomless nachos and an open bar (including well drinks, draft beer and house wines) from 9pm till the end of the fight. Tickets are $75.

Otherwise you can join the bar scene and view the fight downstairs for just $20 general admission at the door.

Professor Thom's