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Douglas Elliman’s Erin Boisson Aries Team and Caedes Group unveil 43 Bleecker, 11 condominium residences in a landmarked 1896 NoHo loft building with a full wellness and recovery floor.
Read MoreDouglaston Development has launched sales at 175 East 82nd Street, a 73-residence CetraRuddy-designed condominium on the Upper East Side with four Central Park-facing penthouses.
Read MoreDevelopers are bringing back the private library, tucking curated reading rooms into new luxury buildings from Miami Beach to North Bay Village.
Read MoreMarriott International and SomeraRoad have unveiled The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Brooklyn Heights, transforming the historic Hotel Bossert into the borough’s first branded residences.
Read MoreRockFarmer Properties has launched sales at The Veridian, a renovated 78-unit cooperative on the Bay Ridge waterfront, with studios from the $300,000s and a new rooftop skydeck overlooking New York Harbor.
Read MoreGrid Group and BKSK Architects have launched sales at The Myles, a 22-residence Chelsea condominium weighted toward four- and five-bedroom homes, with pricing from $2.695 million to $19 million.
Read MoreLeasing has launched at The Langdon, a 24-story, 45-residence rental tower at 288 East 88th Street, bringing rare large-scale luxury inventory to Manhattan’s Upper East Side amid record-low vacancy.
Read MoreKempinski Residences Miami Design District has opened its sales gallery, giving buyers a first look at the two-tower, 128-residence development ahead of its Q4 2029 completion.
Read MoreThe Owning Manhattan star is heading back to Douglas Elliman after a stint at Serhant, splitting her time between Palm Beach and Manhattan while joining the sales team at Banyan Residences.
Read MoreGreenwich’s only new luxury condo development has renderings out and sales underway, with a design team pairing RAMSA architecture and Bryan O’Sullivan interiors.
Read MoreA slender new tower is about to reshape one of Manhattan’s most protected skylines.
Read MoreA new 18-story tower at the edge of Murray Hill wants residents to feel like Manhattan’s chaos is a world away, without ever leaving it.
Read MoreA Peter Pennoyer-designed tower reaches full height on Second Avenue, with fall sales and 1920s glamour in mind.
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Downtown Miami is welcoming its next residential landmark as 14th Street Miami Investments breaks ground on 14 ROC, a 31 story luxury condominium that is already approximately 50 percent sold before construction has even begun. The 283 residence tower, developed in partnership with Cervera Real Estate and backed by a team that includes Russell Galbut of Crescent Heights, represents a defining moment for a neighborhood that continues to transform from a traditional office and event district into a vibrant, walkable place to live. Designed by RSP Architects with interiors by March and White Design and landscape architecture by Urban Robot Associates, the building features a sculptural base inspired by natural rock formations, giving it a distinctive presence at street level.
Located at 125 NE 14th Street, 14 ROC sits at the crossroads of some of Miami’s most dynamic neighborhoods. Residents will be within walking distance of the Adrienne Arsht Center, Perez Art Museum Miami, Miami Worldcenter and the future Underdeck, a 33 acre public park planned beneath I-395 and the forthcoming Signature Bridge. With direct access to Edgewater, the Metromover and Brightline, the project reflects the growing appeal of Downtown Miami as a more connected and pedestrian friendly community. Residences range from studios to two bedroom plus den homes, spanning 418 to 960 square feet, with prices starting from $590,000 and views framing Biscayne Bay and the downtown skyline.
Beyond the homes themselves, 14 ROC offers more than 25,000 square feet of amenities across three levels, including a rooftop pool with panoramic bay views, coworking and meeting spaces, a fitness center, yoga and wellness areas, sauna and steam rooms, game and theater rooms, and a resident lounge with an open kitchen. The building even includes a karaoke room and a fully equipped podcast studio for residents to create content or support personal and professional projects. Owners also benefit from short term rental flexibility, with the option to self manage or join a professionally managed on site rental program. Completion is anticipated in 2028, marking another confident step forward for Downtown Miami’s residential future.
New Empire Corp’s Radiant LIC brings polished residences, skyline-facing amenities, and strong early sales momentum to one of Queens’ fastest-growing neighborhoods.
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