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Building entrance / porte-cochere (artist rendering) · Photo: 155west68.com
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Lincoln Square
155W68
155 West 68th Street, New York, NY 10023
Price range
$699,000 – $3,450,000
34 stories · 680 residences · 1965
Building Facts
- Address
- 155 West 68th Street, New York, NY 10023
- Area
- Lincoln Square, Manhattan
- Scale
- 34 stories · 680 residences · 1965
- Status
- New development; sponsor residences
- Developer
- Ogden CAP Properties
- Architecture
- S. J. Kessler & Sons
- Interiors
- Model residences by Rebecca Robertson
- Sales
- Brown Harris Stevens Development Marketing
Plans & Budget
$699,000 – $3,450,000
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Open Original →Studio
$699,000 - $875,000
- Availability
- 12 available
- Common charges
- ~$550–$750 / mo
- Taxes
- ~$640–$800 / mo
1 bed
$925,000 - $1,495,000
- Availability
- 9 available
- Common charges
- ~$700–$1,400 / mo
- Taxes
- ~$800–$1,500 / mo
2 beds
$1,800,000 - $2,250,000
- Availability
- 4 available
- Common charges
- ~$1,400–$2,500 / mo
- Taxes
- ~$1,500–$2,700 / mo
3 beds
$2,350,000 - $3,450,000
- Availability
- 2 available
- Common charges
- ~$2,000–$3,200 / mo (approx., by unit)
- Taxes
- ~$2,100–$3,500 / mo (approx., by unit)
4+ beds
$3,490,000 - $3,800,000
- Availability
- 0 available
- Common charges
- By unit
- Taxes
- By unit
These are approximate monthly figures drawn from actual active/recent sponsor-unit listings at 155W68 (155 West 68th Street, the former Dorchester Towers); studio–2BR ranges reflect observed common charges and taxes, the 3BR range is extrapolated from the building's per-square-foot rates, and the building offers no 4+ bedroom layouts. Every line varies by floor, exposure, and unit and must be confirmed against the specific unit's offering plan and current tax bill — including whether any 421-a / co-op-condo tax abatement applies, which buyers should verify per unit as it can materially lower the tax figure.
Highlights
Buyer Fit
Best for buyers drawn to Central Park access, landmark New York addresses, and full-service luxury buildings.
Location & Transit
In Lincoln Square on the Upper West Side, on West 68th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue — one block to Lincoln Center, and a few minutes' walk to either Central Park or Riverside Park. The 1 train at 66th St–Lincoln Center (the 2/3 express bypass it) and the B/C at 72nd St put Columbus Circle, Times Square, and Midtown within an easy ride, with Broadway's restaurants, Trader Joe's, cinemas, and everyday shops right outside.
Project Background
155W68 is a 34-story, nearly 700-unit full-service condominium in Lincoln Square on the Upper West Side. Formerly the landmark 1964 rental tower Dorchester Towers, it was converted to condo in 1984; today its longtime owner, Ogden CAP, is releasing its held units as sponsor residences, marketed by Brown Harris Stevens. The real draw for buyers: as sponsor units they require no board approval and close faster and with far less friction than a typical NYC condo or co-op resale — and with studios starting around $700K, it's a rare entry point one block from Lincoln Center.
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