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布莱恩特公园对面的大理石水磨石外立面（摄影 Evan Joseph） · Photo: thebryantnyc.com
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Midtown South
The Bryant
16 West 40th Street, New York, NY 10018
Price range
$1,950,000 – $15,750,000
34 stories · 57 residences · 2017
Building Facts
- Address
- 16 West 40th Street, New York, NY 10018
- Area
- Midtown South, Manhattan
- Scale
- 34 stories · 57 residences · 2017
- Status
- Completed condominium
- Developer
- HFZ Capital Group
- Architecture
- David Chipperfield Architects
- Interiors
- David Chipperfield Architects
- Sales
- Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group
Plans & Budget
$1,950,000 – $15,750,000
Penthouse South
Open Original →1 bed
$1,950,000 - $2,195,000
- Availability
- 3 sale examples shown
- Common charges
- ~$2,100–$2,700 / mo
- Taxes
- ~$1,700–$2,100 / mo (no abatement, full taxes)
3 beds
$4,899,999 - $14,950,000
- Availability
- 2 sale examples shown
- Common charges
- ~$9,000–$9,800 / mo (penthouse-level only)
- Taxes
- ~$7,000–$7,500 / mo (no abatement, full taxes)
4 beds
$15,750,000
- Availability
- 1 sale example shown
- Common charges
- ~$9,500–$10,000 / mo (penthouse-level only)
- Taxes
- ~$7,000–$7,500 / mo (no abatement, full taxes)
1 bed rental
$7,500 - $8,200 base rent
- Availability
- 2 rental examples shown
- Common charges
- By unit (rent ~$5,500–$6,200 / mo; charges paid by owner)
- Taxes
- By unit
These are approximate estimates that vary by line, floor, view, and unit, and must be verified per unit against the current listing and offering plan. The Bryant (completed 2017) does NOT appear to carry a 421-a or other property-tax abatement, so taxes run at full unabated rates; the 3-bed and 4-bed figures reflect penthouse units, the only inventory at those bedroom counts. For rentals, common charges and taxes are the owner's expense, not the tenant's.
Highlights
Buyer Fit
Best for buyers who want a core Manhattan new-development asset with a complete amenity package.
Location & Transit
The Bryant is at 16 West 40th Street in Midtown South, between Fifth and Sixth, facing Bryant Park and the main New York Public Library. Fifth Avenue retail, Rockefeller Center, Grand Central, and Times Square are a short walk away; Bryant Park (B/D/F/M), Fifth Av-Bryant Park (7), and Grand Central's 4/5/6 and Metro-North are all within reach. For a buyer: a rare 'step out to the buzz, come home to the park' address with broad rental and resale demand.
Project Background
The Bryant sits at 16 West 40th Street in Midtown Manhattan, facing Bryant Park and the main branch of the New York Public Library head-on. It is the first residential project in New York by Pritzker Prize laureate David Chipperfield. The 34-story mixed-use tower places a boutique hotel on floors 2-15 and 57 condominium residences on floors 16-34. Its signature is a marble-terrazzo facade that carries the same material from the street into the lobby, set off by a disciplined grid of windows and recessed Juliet balconies. Interiors, by Chipperfield's own team, continue that language with fumed-oak herringbone floors over radiant heat, floor-to-ceiling windows, Statuarietto and Calacatta marble, and Gaggenau appliances. For a buyer, a collector-grade Midtown home controlled inside and out by a master architect, fronting a park view that cannot be reproduced.
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