New Development4 buildings
New development
- HoustonThe St. Regis ResidencesDevelopment Marketing AmbassadorSatya
A 38-story tower of ninety residences by Satya, designed by Pickard Chilton. Eight of them sold for more than $41 million in the first thirty days — the highest price per square foot ever recorded for a Houston condominium. Jason, a New Yorker with a home in Houston, is one of four ambassadors Douglas Elliman named to take it to buyers worldwide alongside the on-site sales team.
- Developer
- Satya
- Architect
- Pickard Chilton
- Residences
- 90, across 38 floors
- Groundbreaking
- Expected Q1 2026
Elliman Insider, January 2026
- Gramercy, New YorkGramercy SquareNew developmentChetrit Group, Clipper Equity, Read Property Group
A luxury four-building condominium complex in the Gramercy Park neighborhood, between 19th and 20th Streets and Second and Third Avenues: the Tower at 215 East 19th Street, eighteen stories of high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows; the Prewar at 225 East 19th, nine stories of preserved stone; the Modern at 230 East 20th, seven stories behind a bronze-toned façade; and the Boutique at 220 East 20th, full-floor residences built to mirror the neighboring townhouses. Woods Bagot designed it around nearly half an acre of private garden.
- Developer
- Chetrit Group, Clipper Equity, Read Property Group
- Architect
- Woods Bagot
- Residences
- 223, in four buildings
- Garden
- About 20,000 sq ft, by M. Paul Friedberg & Partners
Google overview; CityRealty; Clipper Equity
- Tribeca, New YorkFifty FranklinNew developmentCM & Associates
An eighteen-story, full-service condominium of seventy-two residences at 50 Franklin Street, in Tribeca, behind a striking glass façade. Ed Rawlings was the architect, and it was built in 2007.
- Developer
- CM & Associates
- Architect
- Ed Rawlings
- Residences
- 72, across 18 floors
- Completed
- 2007
Google overview; CityRealty
- Tribeca, New YorkThe Glass CondominiumNew development88 Laight Street LLC, with James Yu and Stephanie M. Yu
Twelve stories and seven apartments at 88 Laight Street, mid-block in Tribeca between Washington and West Streets. Seventeen-foot ceilings, broad balconies railed in photovoltaic glass that turns the sun on them into electricity, a part-time doorman and private storage.
- Developer
- 88 Laight Street LLC, with James Yu and Stephanie M. Yu
- Architect
- Anthony Morali
- Residences
- 7, across 12 floors
- Completed
- 2005
CityRealty (Carter Horsley's review)
