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Entrance facade at street level · Photo: 35hudsonyards.com

Hudson Yards

35 Hudson Yards

35 Hudson Yards, New York, NY 10001

Price range

$4,500,000 – $8,950,000

72 stories · 143 residences · 2019

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Building Facts

Address
35 Hudson Yards, New York, NY 10001
Area
Hudson Yards, Manhattan
Scale
72 stories · 143 residences · 2019
Status
Completed condominium
Developer
Related Companies; Oxford Properties Group
Architecture
David Childs / Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Interiors
Tony Ingrao
Sales
Related Sales; Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group

Plans & Budget

$4,500,000 – $8,950,000

2 beds

$4,500,000 - $4,950,000

Availability
3 sale examples shown
Common charges
~$6,000–$9,000 / mo
Taxes
~$400–$700 / mo (421-a abated)

3 beds

$5,200,000 - $6,450,000

Availability
5 sale examples shown
Common charges
~$6,000–$10,000 / mo
Taxes
~$500–$800 / mo (421-a abated)

4+ beds

$8,950,000

Availability
2 sale examples shown
Common charges
~$12,000–$18,000 / mo
Taxes
~$750–$1,100 / mo (421-a abated)

3 beds rental

$29,000 - $33,000 base rent

Availability
4 rental examples shown
Common charges
By unit
Taxes
By unit

These are approximate estimates that vary by line, floor, and unit and must be verified per unit. 35 Hudson Yards carries a 20-year 421-a tax abatement (running roughly through 2042–2045), so property taxes are unusually low during the abatement term — even large units show observed taxes of only $565–$1,095/mo; taxes will step up as the abatement phases out. For rentals, common charges and taxes are paid by the owner, not the tenant (recent 3-bed asking rents have run roughly $25,000–$29,000/mo).

Highlights

Buyer Fit

Best for buyers who want a core Manhattan new-development asset with a complete amenity package.

Location & Transit

The tower sits at the heart of Hudson Yards, steps from the Public Square and Gardens and The Shops (Neiman Marcus and more), and within an easy walk of The Vessel, The Shed and the northern end of the High Line. For transit, the 7 train's 34 St–Hudson Yards terminus is right in the district, with Penn Station's regional rail and multiple subway lines a short distance east — direct connections to Midtown and the airports.

Project Background

35 Hudson Yards is the flagship tower of the Hudson Yards megaproject, developed by Related and Oxford, with architecture by David Childs of SOM — a glass-and-limestone tower rising more than 1,000 feet, the tallest residential building in the neighborhood. All 143 two- to six-bedroom condominiums begin on the 53rd floor (the highest homes in the district), set above the world's first Equinox Hotel and its Equinox fitness-and-spa club. What a buyer is really getting is a high-floor home with nearly 11-foot ceilings, fully custom interiors by AD100 designer Tony Ingrao, and five-star hotel-grade service built into the building.

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