Construction is nearing completion on The Langdon, a 24-story residential building at 288 East 88th Street on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Designed by Hill West Architects and developed by Alchemy-ABR Investment Partners in collaboration with Azur Holdings Management LLC and in partnership with The Carlyle Group, the 350-foot-tall structure will span 96,543 square feet and yield 45 rental units. Beyond residential space, the building will also feature 2,507 square feet of ground-floor commercial space and a cellar level. The property is located at the southwest corner of East 88th Street and Second Avenue.
Rendering of The Langdon. Credit: Streetsense.
Rendering of The Langdon. Credit: Streetsense.
Residences are offered in two- to five-bedroom layouts, including a selection of full-floor penthouses and terraced units with wraparound skyline views. Homes feature oversized windows, ceilings of approximately 11 feet, walk-in closets, and in-unit laundry.
Rendering of The Langdon. Credit: Streetsense.
Rendering of The Langdon. Credit: Streetsense.
Amenities at The Langdon include a fitness center and sports court, a children’s playroom, private offices, a terraced lounge, a club lounge, a private screening room, an onsite pet spa, bike storage, and a fully attended lobby.
Rendering of The Langdon. Credit: Streetsense.
Transit nearby the property includes the Q train at the 86th Street station along Second Avenue. Completion is slated for October 2026.
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Most likely connected corporations to developer might rent these apartments at exorbitant rents . Notice how rental prices not released. Will be fully rented very fast . After rented they might sell the building at a premium and the sucker that buys will lose big time. This building replaced a building for middle and low income renters. Now it is just 45 apartments.
Prices are on StreetEasy
Second Ave now has luster.
Second Ave Subway halo-effect.
Vertical UES progress happens.
Beautiful building