15 Hudson Yards Apartments for Sale

Architecture & Design

Designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro in collaboration with Rockwell Group and Ismael Leyva Architects, 15 Hudson Yards features an elegant silhouette formed by four graceful arcs of glass at the crown. The building makes a striking impression on the Manhattan skyline and represents one of the most significant residential architecture projects completed in New York in recent years.

The building sits directly on the High Line elevated park and adjacent to The Shed cultural center, positioning residents at the creative heart of Hudson Yards. The double-height lobby features a reflecting pool and opens directly onto the Public Square and Gardens.

Interior Design Palettes: Residences are available in two distinct interior design schemes, both featuring:

• Wide-plank oak flooring
• Custom Bulthaup cabinetry
• Miele appliances including gas cooktops, wine storage, and speed ovens
• Dornbracht fixtures
• Floating vanities with heated floors in bathrooms
• Six-foot soaking tubs in primary suites

Residence Types & Floor Plans

15 Hudson Yards offers five distinct residence types across 285 units:

One-Bedroom Residences

• Size Range: 850–1,100 sq ft
• Starting Price: ~$2 million
• Features: Open kitchen with marble island, floor-to-ceiling windows, in-unit washer/dryer

Two-Bedroom Residences

• Size Range: 1,400–1,800 sq ft
• Price Range: $3.5–6 million
• Features: Corner units available, primary suite with walk-in closet and en-suite bath

Three-Bedroom Residences

• Size Range: 2,000–2,800 sq ft
• Price Range: $6–12 million
• Features: Separate dining area, multiple exposures, powder room

Four-Bedroom Residences

• Size Range: 3,000–3,500 sq ft
• Price Range: $10–15 million
• Features: Corner great rooms, multiple living areas, service entrance

Penthouses (Floors 81–89)

• Size: Approximately 5,100 sq ft each
• Ceiling Heights: Up to 10'10" (standard) / 26' (duplex penthouses)
• Price Range: $9–25 million
• Features: Four penthouses per floor, 360-degree views, private terraces available

Notable: The 90th-floor penthouse at 15 Hudson Yards was featured in HBO's Succession as the home of Kendall Roy (Jeremy Strong), appearing multiple times in Season 3.

Current Pricing & Recent Sales

Current Market Pricing

Recent Notable Sales

The average sale price for units at 15 Hudson Yards is approximately $4.6 million or $2,463/sq ft.

Current Listings on Market

As of December 2025, select availability includes:

• Penthouse 88B: $24,975,000 (4BR, 5,211 sq ft)
• Penthouse 88C: $23,975,000 (4BR, 5,139 sq ft)
• Unit 34A: $4,999,000 (2BR, 1,778 sq ft)

Contact us for complete current inventory including off-market opportunities.

Tax Abatement: 421-a Benefits

15 Hudson Yards received a 20-year 421-a tax abatement, providing:

• Years 1–12: Full property tax exemption
• Years 13–20: Gradual phase-out of exemption

This abatement significantly reduces carrying costs compared to non-abated buildings. The abatement began in 2019, meaning approximately 14 years of benefits remain for new buyers (through approximately 2039).

Example Savings: On a $5 million unit, the abatement can reduce annual property taxes from ~$50,000+ to under $5,000 during the full exemption period—savings of $45,000+ annually.

The Skytop: Signature Amenity

The crown jewel amenity at 15 Hudson Yards is the Skytop—a rooftop terrace 900 feet above street level on floors 88–89. This is one of the most exclusive residential amenities in New York City, offering:

• Outdoor Terrace: Panoramic views protected by a 60-foot glass screen wall
• Private Lounge: Climate-controlled interior space
• Catering Kitchen: Full kitchen for private events
• Dining Room: Seats 20+ for resident gatherings

Residents have reported that the Skytop offers some of the most spectacular sunset views in Manhattan, looking west over the Hudson River to New Jersey and south toward the Statue of Liberty.

Complete Amenities (40,000+ Square Feet)

15 Hudson Yards offers over 40,000 square feet of amenities across three floors:

Floor 50: Wellness & Fitness

• Aquatics Center: 75-foot three-lane swimming pool
• Fitness Center: 3,500 sq ft facility designed by The Wright Fit
• Yoga/Fitness Studio: Private studio for classes and stretching
• Spa: Treatment rooms with massage and facial services
• Beauty Bar: Hair and makeup services on-site

Floor 51: Entertainment & Social

• Wine Storage & Tasting Room: Private cellars with dining space
• Private Dining Suites: Two corner suites for resident events
• Lounge: Breathtaking Hudson River views
• Club Room: Billiards, card tables, large-screen TV
• Screening Room: Private cinema
• Business Center: Conference room and workstations
• Golf Club Lounge: Simulator and lounge seating
• Atelier: Communal working table and creative space
• Children's Playroom: Dedicated kids' activity space

Floors 88–89: The Skytop

• Rooftop terrace with 60-foot glass wind screen
• Private lounge and catering kitchen
• Dining room with panoramic views

Building Services

• 24-hour doorman and concierge
• Resident services director
• In-residence dining and private chef services (available)
• Priority reservations at Hudson Yards restaurants
• Personal shopping assistance
• On-site spa and beauty appointments
• Wine cellar management
• Pet-friendly (dogs and cats allowed)

Views: Why 15 Hudson Yards Has the Best at Hudson Yards

Given its physical position at the southern edge of the Hudson Yards development, 15 Hudson Yards arguably offers the best views in the entire project:

Southern Exposure (Protected Views)

The southern exposures overlook low-rise West Chelsea, meaning views are unlikely to be obstructed by future development. This is a significant advantage for long-term value. Residents enjoy:

• Hudson River waterfront
• Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
• Freedom Tower and Lower Manhattan skyline
• The High Line stretching south toward the Meatpacking District

Western Exposure

• Hudson River and New Jersey waterfront
• Spectacular sunset views
• George Washington Bridge (upper floors)

Northern Exposure

• Hudson Yards Public Square and The Vessel
• 30 Hudson Yards and Edge observation deck
• Midtown Manhattan skyline

Eastern Exposure

• Empire State Building
• One Vanderbilt
• Chrysler Building (partial)

Location & Connectivity

Walk Score & Transit Score

Direct Building Access

• The High Line: Immediate access from building
• The Shed: Adjacent cultural center
• Public Square & Gardens: Building opens onto plaza
• The Shops at Hudson Yards: Steps away

Transportation

Subway:

• 7 Train at 34th Street–Hudson Yards (0.1 miles): Times Square in 3 minutes, Grand Central in 7 minutes
• A/C/E at 34th Street–Penn Station (0.3 miles)

Bus: M12 and M34 routes

Car:

• West Side Highway: Immediate access
• Lincoln Tunnel: 5 minutes
• Holland Tunnel: 10 minutes

Airports:

• LaGuardia: 20 minutes
• Newark Liberty: 20 minutes
• JFK: 45 minutes

Nearby Attractions & Amenities

Within Walking Distance:

• Chelsea Market (0.5 miles)
• Whitney Museum of American Art (0.6 miles)
• Hudson River Park (0.2 miles)
• Madison Square Garden / Penn Station (0.4 miles)
• West Chelsea galleries (0.3 miles)

Schools:

• P.S. 51 Elias Howe (0.8 miles)
• M.S. 297 (1.5 miles)
• Multiple private schools in Chelsea/West Village

Healthcare:

• Mount Sinai West (0.8 miles)
• NYU Langone Urgent Care (1.0 miles)

Compare: 15 Hudson Yards vs. 35 Hudson Yards

Best for: Buyers who prefer contemporary architecture, want access to the Skytop rooftop, seek protected southern views, or prefer smaller entry-point unit sizes.

Compare to 35 Hudson Yards →

Working With Manhattan Miami Real Estate

Manhattan Miami Real Estate offers comprehensive buyer representation for 15 Hudson Yards purchases. We provide:

• Complete Inventory Access: On-market listings plus off-market and coming-soon opportunities
• Market Analysis: Detailed pricing guidance based on recent comparable sales
• Expert Negotiation: We've closed transactions at Hudson Yards and understand building-specific dynamics
• Full-Service Coordination: Attorneys, mortgage brokers, and tax advisors
• Multilingual Services: Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, and Korean

As your exclusive buyer's agent, we represent your interests—not the seller's. And in New York, the seller typically pays the commission, so our services come at no cost to you.

Contact us today for a private showing or market consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions: 15 Hudson Yards

What is 15 Hudson Yards?

15 Hudson Yards is an 88-story luxury condominium building at 501 West 30th Street in Manhattan's Hudson Yards neighborhood. It was designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro and opened in 2019. The building contains 285 residences and features the Skytop rooftop terrace at 900 feet elevation.

What makes 15 Hudson Yards unique?

15 Hudson Yards has the best views at Hudson Yards and the Skytop rooftop amenity. The building's southern position provides permanently protected views over low-rise West Chelsea toward the Hudson River, Statue of Liberty, and Lower Manhattan. The Skytop—a rooftop terrace 900 feet above the city—is one of the highest residential amenities in New York City. The contemporary glass architecture by Diller Scofidio + Renfro creates a distinctive aesthetic.

How much do apartments cost at 15 Hudson Yards?

Apartments at 15 Hudson Yards cost between $2 million and $25 million. One-bedrooms start around $2 million, two-bedrooms range from $3.5–6 million, three-bedrooms from $6–12 million, and penthouses from $9–25 million. The average sale price is $4.6 million or $2,463 per square foot, according to Manhattan Miami Real Estate.

How does 15 Hudson Yards compare to 35 Hudson Yards?

15 Hudson Yards is a glass tower with rooftop amenities; 35 Hudson Yards is a limestone tower with hotel services. 15 Hudson Yards has 285 units starting on lower floors with an average of $2,463/sq ft. 35 Hudson Yards has 143 units starting on the 50th floor with Equinox Hotel integration at ~$2,300/sq ft. 15 Hudson Yards offers better value per square foot; 35 Hudson Yards offers hotel-style living.

What is the tax abatement at 15 Hudson Yards?

15 Hudson Yards has a 20-year 421-a tax abatement with 12 years full exemption plus 8-year phase-out. The abatement began in 2019, so approximately 14 years of benefits remain (through ~2039). This reduces annual property taxes by 80-90% during the full exemption period—savings of $30,000–$50,000+ annually depending on unit value.

Are views at 15 Hudson Yards protected?

Yes, southern views at 15 Hudson Yards are permanently protected. The building overlooks low-rise West Chelsea (6-12 story buildings), meaning views toward the Hudson River, Statue of Liberty, and Lower Manhattan cannot be blocked by future development. Manhattan Miami Real Estate considers this the best view position at Hudson Yards.

What are monthly costs at 15 Hudson Yards?

Monthly carrying costs at 15 Hudson Yards range from $2,500 to $10,000+ depending on unit size. Common charges are approximately $1,500–$2,500 for one-bedrooms and $4,000–$8,000+ for penthouses. Property taxes are significantly reduced by the 421-a abatement. A typical two-bedroom has total monthly costs of $3,000–$4,500.

Is 15 Hudson Yards pet-friendly?

Yes, 15 Hudson Yards allows dogs and cats with no breed or size restrictions. The building's location next to Hudson River Park and the High Line provides excellent dog walking options.

Can I rent my unit at 15 Hudson Yards?

Yes, rentals are allowed at 15 Hudson Yards with no minimum ownership period. Recent rental listings range from $9,250/month to $60,000+/month. The building attracts strong rental demand from corporate executives and international tenants.

Related Pages:

• Hudson Yards Apartments for Sale ← Back to neighborhood overview
• 35 Hudson Yards Condos for Sale
• Manhattan Market Analysis
• Tax Abatement Guide