This is the year of condo options in Manhattan, New York. Finally there has been an increase in developments in the city and if you are looking to purchase a home then this is the time to buy. At least 6,500 new condos are expected to open for sales below 96th Street and across more than 100 buildings in 2015. People can see that because of the competition the bar is now heating up in pre-development, with developers pushing their quality to a premium level in terms of quality and design to ensure they stay relevant and in demand in the constantly growing market. “From one-of-a-kind boutique buildings to soaring luxury towers, an incredible variety of new development will enter the marketplace,” said Kelly Kennedy Mack, the president of Corcoran Sunshine Marketing. With the plethora of options coming into the market you will no longer buy a lace and have to make it work but now you will be able to find exactly what you are looking for. For example on the Upper East Side, 520 Park Avenue, a 54-story limestone-clad condominium, has already grabbed headlines for its 31 residences, ranging from $16.2 million for the least expensive full-floor apartment to $130 million for the triplex penthouse.

Credit Zeckendorf Development LLC and Seventh Art

You my find the quest of searching for your new property daunting and time consuming, having to sift through the many options of new developments and need a selection of unique yet intriguing places you could call home. We can thank The Simonsen Team, who just won the Pinnacle award (the highest award given to company agents) for their hand selected and chosen top five options in the market right now. Below are their favorite pics from the properties you would be proud to come home to.

 

–          45 East 22nd Street — http://45east22.com/

 

–          20 East End Avenue http://20eastend.com

–          432 Park Avenue http://432parkavenue.com

–          551 West 21st Street — www.551w21.com/

 

–          10 Madison Square West www.10msw.com/

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