The Upper East Side’s Second Golden Age

Scenes Magazine, November 7, 2013 The Upper East Side has always been defined by tasteful opulence and affluent living. Families like the Astors and Rockefellers bequeathed a legacy that has made the Upper East Side the most consistently iconic neighborhood in Manhattan, and perhaps the world. However,…

The Art of Park Avenue

One of the primary benefits of being a New Yorker is the sheer access to breathtaking works of art—both modern and classical—that are available to everyone who lives in the city. What a lot of people don’t realize is that…

Andrew Haswell Green

Andrew Haswell Green may not be a household name, but he should be. New Yorkers ought to know that many of the City’s most popular landmarks would not exist were it not for this lawyer, leader, and planner. Perhaps New…

Pre-war Buildings Transformed for Haute Living

A new breed of pre-war, luxury condominiums on the Upper East Side are generating high demand; in fact, it’s becoming more difficult to secure properties in the neighborhood as inventory is being snapped up almost as soon as it goes to market. One…

Pre-War Buildings on the Upper East Side Transformed for Haute Living

Private Air Magazine September/October 2013 The Upper East Side’s appeal amongst tastemakers is due in no small part to the neighborhood’s proximity to Central Park-and a host of upscale apartment buildings, shops, restaurants, and cultural institutions that reign as some of the best in…

Art on the Upper East Side

Undoubtedly New York’s artistic epicenter, it’s difficult to keep track of everything the Upper East Side has to offer in the way of world-class museums and art societies. The famed Manhattan bailiwick, incidentally home to our own 737 Park Avenue,…

The Carlyle Hotel: From Shaky Start to Prosperous Present

It’s tough to imagine the grand Carlyle Hotel getting off to such an inauspicious start. The exquisite Sylvan Bien designed hotel, at 35 East 76th Street on the northeast corner of Madison Avenue couldn’t have picked a worse time to…

Properties of the Month

Avenue Magazine, July 2013 “Situated on Park Avenue at 71st Street, this 4,382-square-foot residence is located within Macklowe Properties’ prestigious prewar condominium building, 737 Park Avenue. Featuring a five-bedroom, seven-and-a-half-bathroom layout, this home offers a gracious living and dining space,…

A Friendlier Form of Posh

Gotham Magazine, Summer 2013 Tastemakers have always liked Lower Manhattan for its hipness. But developers are once again leveraging the “it” factor of the Upper East Side. Embodying the trend, 737 Park Avenue has undergone a complete transformation: a modern-day…

CBS Living Large - Pre-War Prestige On The Upper East Side

  CBS’s Living Large segment recently featured the legacy apartments on the Upper East Side at 737 Park Avenue. Join us on a video tour of this gracious five bedroom condominium residence with interior design by Jed Johnson Associates. Watch…