Just because fall is coming doesn’t mean things are about to cool down. From 57th Street to City Island, the real estate market is still booming, with 44 developments preparing to unleash hundreds of new homes—both condos and rentals—onto the market. Highly anticipated projects like the conversion of the Verizon Building and the glitzy 515 High Line are joined by under-the-radar boutique Brooklyn developments, while a few longin-the-works buildings (looking at you, Fortress of Glassitude) are finally ready to make their debuts. See something missing from the map? Leave a comment or send a note to the tipline.
THE ARTHUR
The Naftali Group bought (http://ny.curbed.com/archives/2013/01/14/where_developers_rushed_to_buy_property_as_2012_ended.php) this prewar rental building in late 2013, and the developer hired Studio V architects to execute a renovation. The building will relaunch this October with 68 one- and two-bedroom units, and building amenities include a laundry room, rooftop deck, gym, doorman, and bike storage.
245 WEST 25TH STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10001
WEBSITE (http://www.naftaligroup.com/245w25thst.html)