35 Hudson Yards Condos for Sale

35 Hudson Yards is a 72-story luxury condominium tower at the center of the Hudson Yards development on Manhattan's far west side. Designed by David Childs of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill with interiors by Tony Ingrao, the building houses 137 residences starting on the 53rd floor -- above the Equinox Hotel that occupies the lower portion of the tower. As a brokerage that lives and works blocks from Hudson Yards and has sold units in this building, Manhattan Miami brings a ground-level perspective that goes beyond listing data.

The defining feature of 35 Hudson Yards condos for sale is the starting elevation. With every residence beginning at the 53rd floor, the building eliminates the common problem of lower-floor units with obstructed views. West-facing apartments look out over the Hudson River with sunset exposures. East-facing units take in the midtown Manhattan skyline. South exposures capture the Statue of Liberty and the downtown skyline. We have walked these units at different times of day and can tell clients exactly which lines get the best light and when -- that specificity comes from working in the neighborhood, not from a floor plan.

35 Hudson Yards apartments range from two-bedroom layouts around 1,500 square feet to six-bedroom penthouses exceeding 10,000 square feet. Pricing starts at approximately $4 million for two-bedrooms and extends above $30 million for upper-floor penthouses, with per-square-foot pricing generally between $2,200 and $2,800. The building benefits from a 20-year 421-a tax abatement with roughly 13 years of savings remaining, which substantially reduces annual carrying costs compared to buildings without abatements.

What sets 35 Hudson Yards apart from other Hudson Yards luxury condos and competing Billionaires' Row addresses is the Equinox Hotel integration. Residents have access to the largest Equinox fitness club ever built at 60,000 square feet, indoor and outdoor pools, SoulCycle, a full-service spa, and dining by Major Food Group and Stephen Starr. A dedicated Director of Residences coordinates hotel-caliber in-home services. Our clients who have compared the hotel-services model here with One57's Park Hyatt arrangement consistently find the Equinox integration more developed and more useful in daily life.

Buyers considering 35 Hudson Yards condos for sale are typically also looking at 15 Hudson Yards, the neighboring Diller Scofidio + Renfro-designed tower with 285 units and a lower entry price point. They are also cross-shopping with 220 Central Park South, Central Park Tower, and 53W53. The key differences come down to neighborhood preference, design aesthetic, and price. 35 HY offers a modern, services-rich, westside lifestyle. The Billionaires' Row buildings offer Central Park proximity and a Midtown address. We help buyers navigate these tradeoffs with the specificity that comes from having walked the units and knowing the buildings firsthand.

The Hudson Yards neighborhood continues to develop. The Shed arts center, the High Line, over 100 shops and restaurants, and direct 7-train subway access are all within a few minutes' walk. Hudson River Park and its waterfront paths are a short walk west. The area is not yet a traditional Manhattan neighborhood with decades of organic street life, and we are straightforward with clients about that. But for buyers who value a modern, self-contained environment with serious infrastructure and westside access, Hudson Yards delivers in a way no other Manhattan location currently matches.

Manhattan Miami has direct experience advising buyers and sellers at 35 Hudson Yards. We know which floor plans work best for different lifestyles, which exposures deliver the most compelling light, and how the building's pricing has performed since initial closings. If you are evaluating 35 Hudson Yards apartments or exploring the broader Hudson Yards luxury condo market, we welcome the conversation. This is a building and a neighborhood we know from the ground up -- literally.