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Six ambitious condominium developments in several of Manhattan's most highly sought-after neighborhoods, and another as the centerpiece of a citywide development along the Jersey Shore, are bringing luxury options and amenities to new heights.

ASBURY OCEAN CLUB SURFSIDE RESORT AND RESIDENCES Asbury Ocean Club eal estate developer iStar, the leading Rforce behind a 10-year, multibillion-dol- lar redevelopment plan for a 1.25-mile stretch “Now that potential buyers can get an in- along the Asbury Park waterfront, is set to person tour of the tower, they can see the 25 PARK ROW open its crown jewel this summer. The 17-sto- views from every residence, and understand +M Development Partners Inc., together ry Asbury Ocean Club offers sweeping 180- to that this level of effortless, maintenance- L with the family behind J&R Music World, 270-degree views up and down the New Jer- free lifestyle has fi nally made it to the Jersey which opened on the site as ’s sey coast from its one- to three-bedroom resi- Shore,” explained Jodi Stasse, senior manag- fi rst music superstore in 1971, are develop- dences, each with east-facing terraces that ing director with Corcoran Sunshine Market- ing 25 Park Row at the nexus of TriBeCa and wrap either north or south. The six penthous- ing Group, the exclusive sales and marketing the Financial District in downtown Manhat- es add rooftop terraces with outdoor kitchens team for Asbury Ocean Club. “Here you have tan. The architecture and interiors for the that also include living and dining spaces. a boutique hotel at the base of the residential 665-foot-tall, 50-story building, along with its The 130 condominium suites sit atop a 54- building, with full hotel services, including a 110 one- to four-bedroom residences, each of room boutique hotel, with a 65-by-30-foot poolside bar and grill, on call. From Manhat- which face the famous park, are designed by pool overlooking the ocean from the fourth tan, you can have your feet in the sand here in CookFox Architects. Many residences feature fl oor, along with a full-service pool bar and 70 minutes — and then live in your new ocean- sweeping panoramas of the Hudson River, grill, a garden pavilion with refl ecting pool front condo at what is a very competitive price. Woolworth Building, Brooklyn Bridge and and an outdoor lounge with a fi replace. The It is so much more convenient than the Hamp- One World Trade Center. Additionally, Studio ground fl oor of Asbury Ocean Club will include tons. Beyond that, buyers love the history and Mellone is designing a full suite of amenities a high-end retail center, with more than 20,000 authenticity of Asbury Park, and the walkabil- called the Park Row Club. square feet of retail along Ocean Avenue. ity of the city by the beach, with restaurants, The area around City Hall Park has long Amenities include an ocean-view fi tness lounges and live music everywhere. Asbury been noted for its classic architecture, and 25 center programmed by The Wright Fit; a Park itself is a key amenity to this building.” Park Row is being designed contextually as a yoga room with meditation terrace; spa with One-bedroom condominiums start at modern interpretation of these iconic struc- on-call massage, mani/pedis and relaxation $897,000. Two bedrooms start at $1,150,000, tures with a series of cascading loggias, Juliet rooms; children’s facilities; 17-seat cinema with three bedrooms going for $1.6 million and balconies and oversized windows with fl uted screening room; residential concierge; dog up. e rst of six penthouses was just released paneling and columns. Also, 25 Park Row is in wash; storage rooms; library; game room at $5,980,000. For more information, call line for LEED status and fi ltered fresh air, as- with billiards; and a demonstration kitchen. 732-819-5056 or visit asburyoceanclub.com. suring a higher level of comfort and wellness.

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