Condo buildings built between 1901 and 1945

Alphabetical List

• Ansonia (2109 Broadway, Upper West Side)
  At one time one the largest residential buildings in the world, 18-floor Ansonia has a remarkably colorful history, which unfortunately falls outside of the scope of this site....
• Apple Bank Condominium (2112 Broadway, Upper West Side)
  Designed in 1928 by architects York & Sawyers in the Florentine palazzo style, this landmark building was once the Central Savings Bank. It has been restored to create 29 co....
• The Armory (529 West 42nd Street, Hell's Kitchen (Clinton))
  A pre-war condo building
• Artisan Lofts (143 Reade Street, TriBeCa)
  A commercial tower converted into a residential condominium.
• The Atalanta (25 North Moore Street, TriBeCa)
  Built in 1924 as a warehouse and recently converted to condominiums.
• Avonova (219 West 81st Street, Upper West Side)
  A pre-war mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• Barbizon/63 (140 East 63rd Street, Upper East Side)
  A high-rise doorman building.
• Block Hall (21-23 South William Street, Financial District)
  A completely restored Tudor style building.
• Bronx Bricks (305 East 140th Street, Mott Haven)
  A red brick condo (conversion) building, formerly a print shop.
• Canal Condominium (51-53 Canal Street, Lower East Side)
  A mid-twentieth century low-rise concierge elevator building.
• Casa Brava (232 East 118th Street, East Harlem)
  Two units per floor. The building has a blue ceramic tile and glass façade.
• Casa Loma (229 West 116th Street, Central Harlem)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• Chelsea Mercantile (252 Seventh Avenue, Chelsea)
  One of the largest residential conversions of a commercial property in Chelsea. Four abandoned pre-war buildings were gutted and adapted into condominiums.
• Christodora House (143 Avenue B, East Village)
  A pre-war mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• The Clement Clarke (140 West 22nd Street, Chelsea)
  A pre-war mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• Cocoa Exchange (One Wall Street Court, Financial District)
  A distinctive historic building (similar in its style to the Flatiron Building)
• Court Street Lofts I (505 Court) (505 Court Street, Carroll Gardens)
  Built in 1920 as an industrial building, converted to residential use in 1982.
• Court Street Lofts II (204 Huntington) (204 Huntington Street, Carroll Gardens)
  Built in 1925 as an industrial building, converted to residential use in 2001.
• Diamond House (170 East 77th Street, Upper East Side)
  An 11-story apartment building. The front entrance / lobby area combines and constrasts a contemporary aesthetic with elements of art deco.
• District (60 Ann Street, Financial District)
  A mid-twentieth century mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• Downtown by Philippe Starck (15 Broad Street, Financial District)
  Luxury loft condos designed by Phillipe Starck. The art-deco building itself was built in 1927, but converted to condos fairly recently.
• The Downtown Club (20 West Street, Battery Park City)
  A landmark high-rise building.
• The Duane Park Building (166 Duane Street, TriBeCa)
  A landmark turn-of-the-century mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• The Exchange (25 Broad Street, Financial District)
  A designated landmark, the "Broad Exchange Building" was the largest and most valuable office building in America at the time of its completion in 1902. Designed by the renown....
• Fultonhaus (119 Fulton Street, Financial District)
  The lower seven floors are housed behind a century-old façade, the top seven are added during the conversion.
• The Greentree at Murray Hill (248 East 31st Street, Kips Bay)
  A former church converted to condos in 1983.
• Greenwich Place (120 Greenwich Street, Battery Park City)
  An early 20th century building with 103 luxury apartments.
• The Griffon (100 East 39th Street, Murray Hill)
  A luxury pre-war building.
• The Hampton House (28 East 70th Street, Upper East Side)
  A mixed-use building. 11 full-floor condo apartments, typically containing four bedrooms and five baths. The first four floors house the flagship NYC Prada Store.
• Jade (16 West 19th Street, Flatiron District)
  A pre-war mid-rise building.
• The Mark (25 East 77th Street, Upper East Side)
  A landmark pre-war mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• Morgan Lofts (11 East 36th Street, Murray Hill)
  A pre-war mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• One Brooklyn Bridge Park (360 Furman Street, Brooklyn Heights)
  Built as a warehouse in 1928, One Brooklyn Bridge Park is the largest industrial-to-residential convertion in Brooklyn's history to date.
• The Park Central (220 West 111th Street, Central Harlem)
  A low-rise elevator building.
• The Printing House (421 Hudson Street, West Village)
  A landmark building converted in 1979.
• Residences at Jumeirah Essex House (160 Central Park South, Central Midtown)
  A condo/hotel combination.
• Rutherford Place (305 Second Avenue, Gramercy Park)
  A turn-of-the-century Beaux Arts landmark structure built by J.P. Morgan. Listed in the National Registry of Historic Places, the building contains over a hundred duplex and....
• Sabrina (240 West 98th Street, Upper West Side)
  A pre-war mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• The Stanhope (995 Fifth Avenue, Upper East Side)
  A condop building designed by John Simpson
• Tower 270 (270 Broadway, TriBeCa)
  The top floors of the building were converted to condos in 2003.
• Trump Parc (106 Central Park South, Central Midtown)
  Built in 1930 as the Barbizon Plaza Hotel. Acquired by Donald Trump and transformed in a mixed-use condominium & commercial building in 1988.
• Trump Parc East (100 Central Park South, Central Midtown)
  A pre-war mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• Turtle Bay Towers (310 East 46th Street, Midtown East)
  A 1920's commercial building converted into condos.
• The Viridian (110 Greene Street, SoHo) {9 available apts}
  A landmark turn-of-the-century mid-rise elevator building.
• 104 West 70th Street (Upper West Side)
  A turn-of-the-century mid-rise concierge building.
• 110 Cental Park South (110 Central Park South, Central Midtown)
  A pre-war mid-rise doorman building.
• 110 East 87th Street (Upper East Side)
  A mid-twentieth century mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• 110 Livingston (110 Livingston Street, Downtown Brooklyn)
  A pre-war mid-rise concierge building.
• 111 East 88th Street (Upper East Side)
  A pre-war Art Deco-style building.
• 111 West 28th Street (Chelsea)
  A low-rise elevator building.
• 112 West 72nd Street (Upper West Side)
  A pre-war elevator building, designed as a Parisian style hotel in 1907 and converted to condominium in 1989.
• 117 Beekman Street (Financial District)
  A landmark mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• 130 Barrow Street (West Village)
  A low-rise elevator building.
• 132 West 22nd Street (Chelsea)
  A pre-war elevator building.
• 135 East 54th Street (Midtown East)
  A mid-twentieth century mid-rise concierge elevator building.
• 161 Hudson Street (TriBeCa)
  A landmark mid-rise elevator building.
• 20 Pine The Collection (20 Pine Street, Financial District)
  Luxury condo building in the former offices of Chase Manhattan Bank. Interior design by Armani/casa.
• 200 West 78th Street (Upper West Side)
  A low-rise building.
• 203 West 81st Street (Upper West Side)
  A mid-rise elevator building.
• 205 East 78th street (Upper East Side)
  A high-rise elevator building.
• 218 West 14th Street (West Village)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 220 West 93 (220 West 93rd Street, Upper West Side)
  Beige brick pre-war building with a two-story limestone base.
• 246 West 17th Street (Chelsea)
  A new condo building that was originally a brick garage built in 1925. The first three floors of the building are from the original structure and from the fourth floor up is....
• 299 West 12th Street (West Village)
  A pre-war mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• 3 East 66th Street (Upper East Side)
  A landmark Art-Deco building.
• 31 Tiemann Place (West Harlem) {1 available apt}
  A low-rise elevator building.
• 31 West 11th Street (Central Village)
  A pre-war building.
• 312 West 23rd Street (Chelsea)
  A low-rise pre-war building. The ground floor is commercial.
• 32 Laight Street (TriBeCa)
  Five Full-floor loft residences in a restored 1909 building.
• 332 East 71st Street (Upper East Side)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 348 East 89th Street (Upper East Side)
  A pre-war walk-up building.
• 40 West 76th Street (Upper West Side) {1 available apt}
  A landmark low-rise walk-up building.
• 40W55 (40 West 55th Street, Central Midtown)
  A red brick pre-war building.
• 425-429 Central Park West (Upper West Side)
  A mid-twentieth century mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• 595 West End Avenue (Upper West Side)
  A pre-war mid-rise doorman building.
• 60 Spring Street (NoLiTa)
  39 apartments in the 1923 Cass Gilbert building.
• 78 Bedford Street (East Village)
  A landmark low-rise walk-up building.
• 865 UN Plaza (865 United Nations Plaza, Midtown East)
  A pre-war building
• 88 Greenwich (88 Greenwich Street, Battery Park City)
  A high-rise building with original Art Deco details.
• 92 Warren Condos (92 Warren Street, TriBeCa)
  The condo project saw 7 stories added to the existing 5-story early 1900's brick building.
• 99 John (99 John Street, Financial District)
  A 28-story luxury rental building offering studios and a choice of 1- through 4-bedroom apartment layouts. The building was designed by Shreve, Lamb & Harmon Associates and th....

Latest additions to this list made on: October 20, 2009.