The pandemic-fueled luxury real estate boom shows no signs of slowing down. While supply chain woes continue to cause uncertainty for builder timelines, there are a handful of notable new developments that will be hitting the market this year to help satiate buyer demand. From a supertall Brooklyn condominium tower to luxury second homes in the Riviera Maya, Mexico, here are five launches to look out for this year.
The Cortland, New York
Robert A.M. Stern Architects continues to add to the New York skyline with this West Chelsea development across from Hudson River Park. Developed by Related Companies, the building features a hand-laid brick façade that is meant to pay homage to the neighborhood’s industrial heritage, along with a motor court and elegant arched entrance.
Olson Kundig crafted the interiors of the 144 condominiums—which range from studios up to five-bedrooms—with sophisticated details like marble fireplaces in the bedrooms, built-in bar cabinets in kitchen islands, and cove ceilings in the open living-dining room. Sales are expected to launch in the first quarter, and pricing is available upon request.
The lobby at 1251 Avenue of the Americas by FXCollaborative Architects ushers in a future-forward sensibility, combining crisp glamour and warm grandeur.
Mitsui Fudosan America has signed or renewed three tenants at 1251 Avenue of the Americas in deals totaling almost 200,000 square feet.
