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Hudson Yards is a 28-acre mixed-use neighborhood on Manhattan's Far West Side, located between 30th and 34th Streets from 10th Avenue to the Hudson River. Hudson Yards is the largest private real estate development in United States history, with a total project cost exceeding $25 billion. The development opened in March 2019 and includes office towers, luxury residential condominiums, retail, restaurants, and cultural venues.
Hudson Yards is New York City's most expensive neighborhood. According to Manhattan Miami Real Estate market data, the median sale price is approximately $4.6 million with an average price per square foot of $2,200–$2,400. PropertyShark's Q3 2025 report confirmed Hudson Yards as the #1 most expensive NYC neighborhood by median sales price.
| Fact | Data |
|---|---|
| Posizione | Manhattan's Far West Side (30th–34th St, 10th Ave to Hudson River) |
| Total Development Size | 28 acres |
| Project Cost | $25+ billion |
| Opened | March 2019 |
| Prezzo medio di vendita | $4.6 million |
| Average Price/Sq Ft | $2,200–$2,400 |
| NYC Neighborhood Rank | #1 most expensive |
| Total Residential Units | 428 (285 at 15 HY + 143 at 35 HY) |
| Sviluppatore | Related Companies & Oxford Properties |
For buyers seeking true luxury condos at Hudson Yards, two residential buildings define the neighborhood:
15 Hudson Yards is an 88-story luxury condominium building located at 501 West 30th Street in Manhattan's Hudson Yards neighborhood. Designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro in collaboration with Rockwell Group, the building contains 285 residences and opened in 2019. 15 Hudson Yards sits directly on the High Line elevated park.
15 Hudson Yards occupies a prime position at the southern edge of the development, giving it permanently protected open views south over low-rise West Chelsea toward the Hudson River, Statue of Liberty, and Lower Manhattan. No future development can block these sightlines. Manhattan Miami Real Estate considers 15 Hudson Yards to have the best view position of any building at Hudson Yards.
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35 Hudson Yards is a 92-story luxury condominium building located at 500 West 33rd Street in Manhattan's Hudson Yards neighborhood. 35 Hudson Yards is the tallest residential building at Hudson Yards. Designed by David Childs of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM), the building contains 143 residences starting on the 50th floor and opened in 2019.
What makes 35 Hudson Yards unique is its integration with the flagship Equinox Hotel (212 rooms) occupying the lower floors. The experience is comparable to living in a Four Seasons or Mandarin Oriental residence—five-star hotel finishes, in-residence dining, pools, spa, and white-glove service, but with the ownership benefits of a condominium. According to Manhattan Miami Real Estate, 35 Hudson Yards offers the highest level of hotel-integrated living available at Hudson Yards.
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For buyers who want the Hudson Yards lifestyle at a lower price point, two nearby buildings offer compelling options:
Located just steps from Hudson Yards, 499 9th Avenue offers modern condo living at significantly lower price points than the flagship Hudson Yards towers. Residents enjoy easy access to the Shops at Hudson Yards, the High Line, and the 34th Street–Hudson Yards subway station while benefiting from more accessible pricing.
Just one block from 15 Hudson Yards, 517 West 29th Street provides an excellent alternative for buyers seeking the West Chelsea/Hudson Yards location without the ultra-luxury price tag. The building offers proximity to the High Line, Chelsea galleries, and all Hudson Yards amenities at a more approachable entry point.
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The Hudson Yards real estate market continues to demonstrate resilience as NYC's premier luxury neighborhood:
| Metrico | Dati attuali |
|---|---|
| Prezzo medio di vendita | $4.6 million |
| Average Price/Sq Ft | $2,204 |
| Neighborhood Rank | #1 in NYC |
| Year-over-Year Change | -21.8% (price/sq ft) |
Recent notable sales include a penthouse at 15 Hudson Yards closing for $9.95 million in early 2024, and multiple closings at 35 Hudson Yards in the $5-7 million range throughout 2024-2025. While prices have softened from peak levels seen in 2023 (when median prices reached $8.2 million), the neighborhood's fundamentals remain strong due to limited residential inventory and continued corporate tenant growth.
Hudson Yards is the largest private real estate development in American history, with a projected cost exceeding $25 billion upon completion. Phase I (Eastern Yards) occupies the area from West 30th to West 33rd Street between 10th and 11th Avenues.
10 Hudson Yards — Torre di uffici di 52 piani (inaugurata nel 2016). Sede di Coach, L'Oréal, VaynerMedia e SAP. Progettata da Kohn Pedersen Fox.
30 Hudson Yards — 92-story office tower. Home to Warner Bros. Discovery, CNN, and HBO. Features Edge, the highest outdoor observation deck in the Western Hemisphere at 1,131 feet, and Peak restaurant on the 101st floor. Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox.
50 Hudson Yards — Torre di uffici di 58 piani. Sede centrale globale di BlackRock. Progettata da Foster + Partners.
55 Hudson Yards — Torre di uffici sede di Point72 Asset Management, Third Point, Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners e degli studi legali Cooley e Boies Schiller. Progettata da Kohn Pedersen Fox con Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates.
The Shops at Hudson Yards — Centro commerciale di lusso di sette piani con negozi Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Patek Philippe, Stuart Weitzman e ristoranti di Thomas Keller, David Chang, José Andrés e Costas Spiliadis (Estiatorio Milos). Progettato da Kohn Pedersen Fox.
The Shed — Centro culturale progettato da Diller Scofidio + Renfro e Rockwell Group. Ospita spettacoli, mostre d'arte ed eventi, tra cui la New York Fashion Week.
The Vessel — 150-foot interactive sculpture at the center of the Public Square, designed by Thomas Heatherwick. Features 154 interconnecting flights of stairs.
The commercial towers have attracted an impressive roster including BlackRock, KKR, JP Morgan, Wells Fargo, BCG, Peloton, Lyft, and numerous hedge funds and law firms. According to JLL, approximately 90% of Hudson Yards' office tenants relocated from Midtown Manhattan, underscoring the development's appeal to major corporations.
Phase II will occupy the area from West 30th to West 33rd Street between 11th Avenue and the West Side Highway. Plans include:
Frank Gehry and Santiago Calatrava have been tapped to design buildings for Phase II. Development is expected to proceed over the next decade as individual buildings come online, which will add to the neighborhood's residential inventory.
Hudson Yards offers exceptional connectivity with near-perfect walkability and transit scores:
| Score Type | Rating | Descrizione |
|---|---|---|
| Walk Score | 97/100 | Walker's Paradise |
| Transit Score | 100/100 | Rider's Paradise |
| Bike Score | 89/100 | Very Bikeable |
Subway: The 7 Train extension created a dedicated station at 34th Street–Hudson Yards, providing direct access to Times Square (3 minutes) and Grand Central Terminal (7 minutes). The A, C, and E trains are accessible at 34th Street and Eighth Avenue (3-block walk).
Bus: M12 and M34 bus routes connect to other Manhattan neighborhoods.
Car: West Side Highway provides immediate highway access. Lincoln Tunnel is minutes away for New Jersey commutes.
Airports: LaGuardia Airport (20 minutes), Newark Liberty International (20 minutes), JFK International (45 minutes).
This elevated park built on a historic rail line runs directly past 15 Hudson Yards, offering residents a unique green space for walking, jogging, and enjoying public art installations. The High Line stretches 1.45 miles from Gansevoort Street to 34th Street, connecting Hudson Yards to the Meatpacking District, Chelsea, and West Chelsea galleries.
Hudson Yards offers one of Manhattan's most impressive restaurant collections:
Residents also have easy access to Chelsea Market and the dining scene throughout West Chelsea.
The Shops at Hudson Yards combines global luxury brands with independent boutiques across seven stories, featuring Cartier, Louis Vuitton, Dior, Fendi, and Neiman Marcus.
Beyond The Shed, residents are steps from:
Both 15 and 35 Hudson Yards represent Manhattan's newest ultra-luxury condo product, completed in 2019 with cutting-edge design, technology, and finishes. For buyers seeking new construction without the uncertainty of pre-construction purchases, Hudson Yards offers move-in-ready residences in buildings that have been fully operational for over five years.
The amenity packages at both buildings rival the world's finest hotels:
The southern exposures from 15 Hudson Yards overlook low-rise West Chelsea, meaning views are unlikely to be obstructed by future development. This view protection is increasingly rare in Manhattan.
Both 15 Hudson Yards and 35 Hudson Yards received 20-year 421-a tax abatements, providing 12 years of full property tax exemption followed by an 8-year phase-out period. According to reports, a $49.5 million penthouse at 35 Hudson Yards sees annual property taxes reduced from $342,000 to approximately $27,500 during the abatement period—an extraordinary benefit increasingly rare in Manhattan new development.
Hudson Yards consistently ranks as NYC's most expensive neighborhood by median sale price. While prices have softened from 2023 peaks, the neighborhood's combination of new construction, Fortune 500 corporate tenants, limited residential inventory, and ongoing Phase II development positions it well for long-term value appreciation.
Per chi non è pronto all'acquisto, nella zona di Hudson Yards sono disponibili diverse opzioni di affitto:
The Set — Un lussuoso edificio in affitto appena a nord dell'Eastern Yards che offre appartamenti completamente arredati con servizi in stile alberghiero.
The Coterie — Residenze di lusso con assistenza per anziani, anch'esse a nord di Hudson Yards.
15 Hudson Yards — Select units are occasionally available for rent, with recent listings ranging from $9,250/month to $60,000+/month depending on size and floor.
Si prevede un aumento dell'offerta di immobili in affitto con il progredire della fase II dello sviluppo.
Manhattan Miami Real Estate offre un servizio completo di rappresentanza degli acquirenti per gli acquisti a Hudson Yards. Forniamo:
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Apartments at Hudson Yards cost between $2 million and $50+ million. The median sale price is $4.6 million and the average price per square foot is $2,200–$2,400. At 15 Hudson Yards, one-bedrooms start around $2 million and penthouses can exceed $25 million. At 35 Hudson Yards, the average sale price is $5.85 million, with entry points higher due to larger minimum unit sizes (two-bedrooms start at 1,832 sq ft).
15 Hudson Yards is a contemporary glass tower with a rooftop terrace; 35 Hudson Yards is a limestone tower with Equinox Hotel integration. Here is a direct comparison:
| Caratteristica | 15 Hudson Yards | 35 Hudson Yards |
|---|---|---|
| Building Type | Glass tower | Limestone tower |
| Architetto | Diller Scofidio + Renfro | David Childs / SOM |
| Altezza | 88 stories | 92 stories (tallest at HY) |
| Unità totali | 285 | 143 |
| Signature Amenity | Skytop rooftop at 900 ft | Equinox Hotel services |
| Starting Floor | Lower floors | 50th floor |
| Avg Price/SF | ~$2,463 | ~$2,300 |
| Ideale per | Protected views, contemporary design | Hotel services, traditional luxury |
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Yes, Hudson Yards is considered a strong long-term investment for luxury real estate in Manhattan. Hudson Yards offers NYC's newest ultra-luxury condo inventory (built 2019), limited residential supply (only 428 total units), 20-year tax abatements, Fortune 500 corporate tenants, and ongoing Phase II development. While prices have adjusted from 2023 peaks, Manhattan Miami Real Estate analysis shows the neighborhood's fundamentals support long-term value appreciation.
Both 15 Hudson Yards and 35 Hudson Yards have 20-year 421-a tax abatements. The abatement provides 12 years of full property tax exemption followed by an 8-year phase-out. The abatements began in 2019, meaning approximately 14 years of benefits remain for new buyers (through approximately 2039). According to published reports, this can reduce annual property taxes by 80-95% during the full exemption period.
Hudson Yards has a Transit Score of 100/100, meaning world-class public transportation. The dedicated 7 train station at 34th Street–Hudson Yards is 0.1 miles from both residential buildings, reaching Times Square in 3 minutes and Grand Central in 7 minutes. Penn Station (LIRR, NJ Transit, Amtrak) is a 5-minute walk. The A, C, and E trains are 0.3 miles away. Hudson Yards also has a Walk Score of 97/100.
Hudson Yards is served by NYC Public School District 2. Assigned schools include P.S. 51 Elias Howe (elementary, 0.8 miles), M.S. 297 (middle, 1.5 miles), and various high schools. Phase II development includes plans for a new K-8 public school within Hudson Yards. Many residents also consider nearby private schools in Chelsea and the West Village.
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