50 United Nations Plaza is the first residential tower in the United States designed by Foster + Partners. Occupying a prestigious location across from the United Nations Headquarters, the 44-story condominium will set a new standard in luxury living and a milestone for architectural excellence in residential development.
Property Description
Buildings Facts
Units:
87
New Development:
No
Ownership:
Condominium
Building year:
2014
Developer:
Zeckendorf Development
Architect:
Foster + Partners
Pets:
N/A
Exclusive Representative:
Zeckendorf Development
Website:
Direct Phone:
212.906.0550
Building Amenities
- 24-Hour Concierge
- Bicycle Storage
- Central AC
- Cold Storage
- Doorman
- Elevator
- Fireplace
- Garden / Courtyard
- Gym
- Lounge
- Parking
- Sauna
- Spa
- Steam Room
- Swimming Pool
- Valet
- Wine Cellar
Apartment Amenities
- General
- Floor to ceiling windows
- Hardwood Floors
- Walk-in Closet
- Washer and Dryer
- Kitchen
- Dishwasher
- Natural Stone Countertops
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Top of the line Appliances
- Bathroom
- Dual Sinks
- Glass Shower
- Marble Bathroom
- Oversized Mirror
Luxury Rating
| Building Amenities | 93% |
|---|---|
| Apartment Features | 93% |
| Score | 93% |
Building Pros
- Great Views
- Great Subway Connections
- Good Public Transportation
- 24-hour Doorman and Concierge
- State-of-the-Art Gym
- Massage Rooms
Building Cons
- No Balconies
What's happening here?
United Nations Plaza Penthouse Asking $100M
Thursday, 10 Oct 2013
50 United Nations Plaza is still under construction, but the asking price for the top penthouse is a staggering $100 million! Yes, although the newly listed incomplete unit will be comprised of 15,597 square feet, the price tag is still pretty astonishing.
Located a stone’s throw from the United Nations building between First Avenue and...
Zeckendorf Unveils 50 United Nations Plaza
Thursday, 15 Nov 2012
Here we have it, Zeckendorf Development and Global Holdings have unveiled their new project, a 44-story luxury condominium with planned completion by 2014. Zeckendorf paid $152 million for the vacant land and the building is expected to cost another $500 million. The building was unveiled at a ground raising ceremony in Dag Hammarskjold...