Rentstravaganza: New-to-Market Apartments, $2,300 to $23,000
From Crown Heights to Chelsea, Williamsburg to the Upper West Side, the luxury rental market is booming. A 2015 preview.
Equity Residential
Working All the Angles: The Park Avenue South Prism Apartments Are Rarely Square
Standing between 27th and 28th Streets, in what realtors were once content to call Flatiron, the building’s developers proudly fly the flag of Nomad, that edgy moniker for the advance of the hip sallying from the Ace Hotel. The dual developer arrangement, while we’re at it, is itself unusual. And condo owners will have a separate lobby, though when the building welcomes its first tenants come December, Equity’s Prism apartments—spread between the second and 22nd floors, with studios starting at $3,400 a month and three-bedrooms at $15,900—will hardly be serviced by a “poor door.”
Crystal Palace! Here Comes Christian de Portamparc’s 400 Park Avenue South
Our pal Elevator View (one of the best photo tweeters/bloggers in town) shot us this photo of new construction fencing
