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Designed by acclaimed architect Rafael Viñoly, The Ritz-Carlton Residences, New York, NoMad are situated 500 feet in the sky, atop the famed luxury hotel brand’s newest hotel in Manhattan at the intersection of 28th Street and Broadway. Developed by Flag Luxury Group, there are just 16 one- and two-bedroom turnkey penthouse residences on floors 40 through 43, with custom interiors and a vast array of Ritz-Carlton signature services. There are four distinct floorplans to choose from and penthouse Owners have the ability to stay for up to 120 nights per year, with the option to have their residences managed by The Ritz-Carlton when not in use.

On the border of Midtown and the Upper West Side, as close as you can get to the Hudson River without swimming in it, the three-tower, 2.2 million-square-foot Waterline Square may be New York’s most significant luxury residential development, and not just in scale.

96+Broadway is named for its location—but the location isn’t the only draw for this new-build tower designed by celebrated Danish architect Thomas Juul-Hansen. Yes, the Upper West Side is the cultural heart of New York, home to Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Opera, and the American Museum of Natural History (to name a few), and also one of the city’s greenest neighborhoods. With Central Park to the east and Riverside Park to the west and tree-lined streets in between, residents will have no shortage of access to nature. But the charms of the building itself give the surrounding environs fierce competition. From its timeless design to its wow-worthy amenities (including a saltwater lap pool, squash court, and music studio) and spectacular vistas, 96+Broadway is redefining what it means to live in this historic neighborhood.

The first residential tower in the multiuse Hudson Yards development on New York’s West Side, this dramatic glass beauty cuts an impressive figure. Its quatrefoil design by Diller Scofidio + Renfro—with four arcs rising to 914 feet—maximizes views of some of Manhattan’s most iconic sights: the Hudson River, the Statue of Liberty, the George Washington Bridge, One World Trade Center, and the Empire State Building.