Look to your left for a sleek glass tower with a slim rectangular shape and a tight grid of windows climbing high above West Thirty-first Street.
This is The Eugene at four hundred thirty-five West Thirty-first Street, and it really is New York stacked upward like a vertical neighborhood. Developers broke ground here in December twenty fourteen as part of Manhattan West, and by twenty seventeen, this sixty-four-story, seven-hundred-thirty-foot tower claimed the title of the city’s tallest rental skyscraper. Inside are eight hundred forty-four homes, split between six hundred seventy-five market-rate apartments and one hundred sixty-nine affordable ones... a modern reminder that luxury and access are part of the same city argument. And then there are the amenities: a La Palestra gym with a full basketball court and rock-climbing wall, piano rooms, a music studio, poker lounges, an arcade room, even a dog grooming station. Check your screen for the earlier skyline view of Manhattan West taking shape. If you need the building office, it generally keeps hours from nine to six on weekdays and ten to five on weekends.
The Eugene turns apartment living into a whole tiny metropolis.
When you’re ready, we can continue on to the Church of the Holy Apostles.
