It’s decision time. Today’s Community Advisory Committee (CAC) hearing for The Avenir is your opportunity to help move forward a $7 billion development that promises jobs, housing, hospitality, and a cultural lift in the heart of Hell’s Kitchen. Stop by anytime between 4–8PM for the CAC hearing, meet the team, and make your voice heard.
Silverstein Properties, alongside gaming partners Rush Street Gaming and Greenwood Gaming, has unveiled The Avenir — a $7 billion, mixed-use hotel, casino, entertainment, dining, and public art complex set to rise at 11th Avenue and 41st Street in Midtown West. If awarded a casino license, this development will redefine Manhattan’s Far West Side both architecturally and economically, while also meeting community and housing needs. The development team is currently securing approval from the Community Advisory Committee by September 30, 2025.
Residences like Penthouse 3302 at Waterline Square are rare and far between. Located at 645 West 59th Street on the Upper West Side, the rental development is the only one within the three-tower Waterline complex with limited available inventory as the condominium collection is completely sold out. Built in 2019, the 34-story tower with 160 units was developed by GID Development Group and designed by Rafael Vinoly with interiors by Groves & Co.
Closings begin this summer for 200 East 75th Street on the Upper East Side. EJS Group, developer of the 18-story residential building recently announced the condo development has secured $190 million in sales with over 70 percent of the residences sold. Designed by Beyer Blinder Belle Architects with interiors by Yellow House Architects, the boutique building has 36 residences and a current lifestyle amenity package. Construction is almost complete and only a limited number of residences remain available.
Sweeping panoramic views of Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the East River are the prime feature of every condominium residence at One Domino Square, located next to Domino Park on the Williamsburg waterfront. Developed by Two Trees and designed by Annabelle Selldorf, the two-tower residential complex at 8 South 4th Street contains 160 condominium units, an expansive amenity package, and a holistic live-work-play community just outside its doors. Buyers have a chance to own part of this prime Williamsburg location with condominiums ranging in one- to three-bedroom layouts. Prices start at $1,850,000 and Two Trees Management is handling sales.
