35 Hudson Yards Apartments for Sale

35 Hudson Yards

Architecture & Design

Designed by David Childs of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM)—the architect behind One World Trade Center—35 Hudson Yards features a distinctive limestone and glass exterior that draws inspiration from the graceful curve of a ship's sails. The 92-story tower makes a commanding presence on the Manhattan skyline.

The interiors were designed by Tony Ingrao of Ingrao Inc., an AD100 designer known for his work at some of the world's finest hotels and residences. The finishes are extraordinarily rich—the quality rivals Four Seasons, Mandarin Oriental, and Aman properties.

Interior Finishes

• Flooring: Satin-finish wide-plank French oak throughout
• Ceilings: 10'10" ceiling heights in most residences
• Kitchens: Custom Italian cabinetry, natural stone countertops, Miele appliances
• Bathrooms: Radiant heated floors, soaking tubs, rainfall showers, custom vanities
• Doors: Double-door entries with solid core doors throughout
• Windows: Floor-to-ceiling glass in every residence

Residence Types & Floor Plans

35 Hudson Yards contains 143 exclusive residences, all beginning on the 50th floor. Units run significantly larger than typical Manhattan luxury condos:

Two-Bedroom Residences

• Starting Size: 1,832 sq ft
• Price Range: $4–6 million
• Features: Corner exposures available, windowed kitchens, two full bathrooms

Three-Bedroom Residences

• Starting Size: 2,453 sq ft
• Price Range: $6–9 million
• Features: Formal dining rooms, primary suites with dual closets, powder rooms

Four-Bedroom Residences

• Size Range: 3,500–4,600 sq ft
• Price Range: $9–15 million
• Features: Multiple exposures, service entrances, library/office options

Five-Bedroom / Full-Floor Residences

• Size Range: 4,600+ sq ft
• Price Range: $12–20+ million
• Features: Full southern façade units, 360-degree views, grand entertaining spaces

Penthouses (Floors 88–91)

• Size Range: 4,600–10,000+ sq ft
• Price Range: $15–50+ million
• Features: Some of the highest private residential terraces in the Western Hemisphere

Current Pricing & Recent Sales

Current Market Pricing

Recent Notable Sales

*According to CityRealty, this represented a 51% discount from original asking price, reflecting market adjustments.

Market Context

The average sale price at 35 Hudson Yards is approximately $5.85 million (~$2,300/sq ft). While prices have softened from peak levels, the building continues to attract sophisticated buyers seeking the unique combination of luxury finishes and hotel-integrated services.

Current Listings on Market

As of December 2025, select availability includes:

• Unit 8801: $16,995,000 (5BR, 4,621 sq ft)
• Unit 8302: $7,950,000 (3BR, 2,656 sq ft)

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

Tax Abatement: 421-a Benefits

35 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

According to published reports, a $49.5 million penthouse at 35 Hudson Yards would see annual property taxes reduced from approximately $342,000 to just $27,500 during the full exemption period—savings of over $300,000 annually.

The abatement began in 2019, meaning approximately 14 years of benefits remain for new buyers (through approximately 2039).

Equinox Hotel Integration: The Defining Amenity

What truly sets 35 Hudson Yards apart from every other residential building in Manhattan is its integration with the 212-room flagship Equinox Hotel occupying the lower floors. This is not simply "access" to a nearby hotel—residents have signing privileges and preferred access as if they were hotel guests.

Equinox Hotel Amenities Available to Residents

Fitness & Wellness:

• Indoor Swimming Pool: 25-meter pool with dedicated lap lanes
• Outdoor Rooftop Pool: Seasonal pool with Hudson River views
• Equinox Spa: Full-service spa with treatment rooms
• SoulCycle Studio: Dedicated studio within the building
• WS New York: Spa treatments and wellness services

Dining & Services:

• Electric Lemon by Stephen Starr: 24th-floor restaurant with outdoor terrace
• ZZ's Club: Major Food Group's exclusive members-only club located in the building, designed by Ken Fulk
• Carbone Privato: Private dining experience from the team behind the iconic Carbone restaurant
• In-Residence Dining: Full restaurant menu delivered to your unit
• Catering Services: Private events and dinner parties
• Room Service: Hotel-style service available to residents
• Priority Reservations: Preferred seating at all Hudson Yards restaurants

Residents of 35 Hudson Yards have direct elevator access to ZZ's Club and Carbone Privato, two of the most sought-after dining reservations in New York City.

Additional Hotel Services:

• Housekeeping (available on request)
• Personal training sessions
• Salon and beauty services
• Concierge services
• Valet parking

This level of hotel integration is typically found only in branded residences (Four Seasons, Mandarin Oriental, Ritz-Carlton) but at 35 Hudson Yards, it comes without the branded residence premium pricing or restrictive rental policies.

Equinox Hudson Yards: The Largest Equinox Ever Built

Equinox Hudson Yards is Equinox's flagship location and the largest Equinox fitness club ever built at 60,000 square feet. Located within 35 Hudson Yards on levels 3, 6, and 7, this two-floor fitness destination sets the standard for luxury gym experiences worldwide. Residents of 35 Hudson Yards receive complimentary Equinox membership with full access to all facilities.

Flagship Equinox Amenities:

• Outdoor Pool & Sundeck: 15,000 sq ft rooftop pool deck with private cabanas and views of the Vessel
• Indoor Saltwater Lap Pool: 25-yard pool for serious swimmers
• Hot & Cold Plunge Pools: Recovery pools with views overlooking Hudson Yards
• 25,000 Sq Ft Spa: Cryotherapy chamber, infrared sauna, quantum harmonics treatments, massage, and facials
• Expansive Strength & Cardio Floors: Sweeping views of the Hudson River
• Group Fitness Studios: Dedicated studios for yoga, barre, Pilates, and cycling
• SoulCycle Studio: Located within the building
• E by Equinox: An exclusive club-within-a-club for members seeking an even more elevated, science-driven experience
• Personal Training & Private Pilates: Industry-leading instruction available on request

The flagship Equinox also serves as the headquarters for Equinox Fitness, with six floors of office space in the building.

Industrious Coworking at 35 Hudson Yards

35 Hudson Yards features an Industrious coworking space on the 8th and 9th floors, providing residents with a premium work-from-home alternative steps from their residence. Industrious is known for hospitality-driven, thoughtfully designed workspaces that feel more like a members' club than a traditional coworking office.

Industrious Hudson Yards Features:

• Private offices and dedicated desks
• Vibrant common areas for collaboration
• Dedicated hospitality team
• Regular networking events and programming
• Conference rooms and meeting spaces
• Member access to Equinox fitness club

For residents who work remotely or run their own businesses, the combination of Industrious coworking and Equinox fitness within the same building creates a true live-work-wellness ecosystem—a lifestyle package unmatched anywhere else in Manhattan.

Private Resident-Only Amenities

Beyond Equinox access, 35 Hudson Yards offers 22,000 square feet of private amenities exclusively for residents:

Wellness

• Private Fitness Center: Residents-only gym separate from Equinox
• Yoga & Stretching Studio: Dedicated space for private practice
• Meditation Room: Quiet space for mindfulness

Entertainment & Social

• Cocktail Lounge & Bar: Private bar with dramatic city views
• Screening Room: Private cinema with wet bar
• Golf Simulator Lounge: Full-swing simulator with lounge seating
• Children's Playroom: Dedicated kids' activity space

Business

• Business Center: Workstations and private offices
• Private Boardrooms: Conference rooms for meetings

Outdoor

• Grand Terrace: Private outdoor space with Hudson River views
• Private Dining Room: Adjacent to terrace for resident events

Services

• Director of Residences: Dedicated staff liaison with Equinox Hotel
• 24-Hour Doorman & Concierge: Full-service lobby
• Private Residential Entrance: Separate from hotel entrance

Views: Starting on the 50th Floor

Every residence at 35 Hudson Yards begins on the 50th floor, ensuring commanding views from every unit. At 1,009 feet tall, the building offers panoramic vistas of:

Western Exposure

• Hudson River from Battery Park to the George Washington Bridge
• New Jersey waterfront and Palisades
• Spectacular sunset views

Southern Exposure

• Lower Manhattan skyline including One World Trade Center
• Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
• Hudson River Park and Chelsea Piers
• The High Line

Northern Exposure

• Midtown Manhattan skyline
• Times Square lights
• Central Park (upper floors)

Eastern Exposure

• Empire State Building
• Chrysler Building
• East River bridges

Location & Connectivity

Walk Score & Transit Score

Direct Access

• The Shops at Hudson Yards: Direct connection from building
• The Vessel: Steps from building entrance
• Public Square & Gardens: Building fronts onto plaza
• Edge Observation Deck: In adjacent 30 Hudson Yards

Transportation

Subway:

• 7 Train at 34th Street–Hudson Yards (0.2 miles): Times Square in 3 minutes, Grand Central in 7 minutes
• A/C/E at 34th Street–Penn Station (0.3 miles)

Commuter Rail:

• Penn Station: 5-minute walk (LIRR, NJ Transit, Amtrak)

Bus: M12 and M34 routes

Car:

• West Side Highway: Immediate access
• Lincoln Tunnel: 3 minutes
• Holland Tunnel: 10 minutes

Airports:

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

Nearby Attractions & Amenities

Within Walking Distance:

• Edge Observation Deck at 30 Hudson Yards (adjacent)
• Peak Restaurant (101st floor of 30 Hudson Yards)
• The Shed cultural center (0.1 miles)
• The High Line (0.2 miles)
• Madison Square Garden / Penn Station (0.3 miles)
• Chelsea Market (0.5 miles)
• Hudson River Park (0.2 miles)

Compare: 35 Hudson Yards vs. 15 Hudson Yards

Best for: Buyers who value hotel-level services, prefer traditional luxury finishes over contemporary glass, want larger minimum unit sizes, or prioritize indoor/outdoor pool access and in-residence dining.

Compare to 15 Hudson Yards →

Working With Manhattan Miami Real Estate

Manhattan Miami Real Estate offers comprehensive buyer representation for 35 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: 35 Hudson Yards

What is 35 Hudson Yards?

35 Hudson Yards is a 92-story luxury condominium building at 500 West 33rd Street in Manhattan's Hudson Yards neighborhood. It is the tallest residential building at Hudson Yards. Designed by David Childs of SOM and opened in 2019, the building contains 143 residences starting on the 50th floor with full Equinox Hotel integration.

What makes 35 Hudson Yards unique?

35 Hudson Yards is the only residential building at Hudson Yards with full hotel integration. Residents have signing privileges at the Equinox Hotel, including access to indoor and outdoor pools, full-service spa, SoulCycle, in-residence dining from Stephen Starr's Electric Lemon, and room service. According to Manhattan Miami Real Estate, the experience is comparable to living at a Four Seasons or Mandarin Oriental residence.

How much do apartments cost at 35 Hudson Yards?

Apartments at 35 Hudson Yards cost between $4 million and $50+ million. The average sale price is $5.85 million or approximately $2,300 per square foot. Two-bedrooms start at $4–6 million (minimum 1,832 sq ft), three-bedrooms at $6–9 million, and penthouses at $15–50+ million. Entry prices are higher than 15 Hudson Yards due to larger minimum unit sizes.

How does 35 Hudson Yards compare to 15 Hudson Yards?

35 Hudson Yards offers hotel services and larger units; 15 Hudson Yards offers better views and lower entry prices. 35 Hudson Yards has Equinox Hotel integration with pools, spa, and in-residence dining. 15 Hudson Yards has the Skytop rooftop and protected southern views. 35 Hudson Yards units are larger (2BR minimum 1,832 sq ft vs 1,400 sq ft). Price per square foot is similar ($2,300 vs ~$2,463).

Can residents use all Equinox Hotel amenities?

Yes, residents have full signing privileges at the Equinox Hotel. This includes both indoor and outdoor swimming pools, full-service Equinox Spa, SoulCycle studio, Electric Lemon restaurant, in-residence dining, catering, and room service. Residents are treated as hotel guests, not just gym members.

What floor do residences start on at 35 Hudson Yards?

All 143 residences at 35 Hudson Yards start on the 50th floor. This ensures every unit has commanding views of the Hudson River and Manhattan skyline. Units above the 53rd floor range up to over 10,000 square feet. The penthouses on floors 88–91 have some of the highest private residential terraces in the Western Hemisphere.

What is the architectural style of 35 Hudson Yards?

35 Hudson Yards has a limestone and glass exterior with Four Seasons-caliber interior finishes. Designed by David Childs of SOM (architect of One World Trade Center), the building has a traditional luxury aesthetic. Interiors by AD100 designer Tony Ingrao feature 10'10" ceilings, French oak floors, and custom Italian cabinetry—quality that rivals Mandarin Oriental and Aman properties.

What are monthly costs at 35 Hudson Yards?

Monthly carrying costs at 35 Hudson Yards range from $8,000 to $20,000+ depending on unit size. Common charges are approximately $3–$4 per square foot (a 2,500 sq ft three-bedroom is ~$7,500–$10,000/month). Property taxes are significantly reduced by the 20-year 421-a abatement. Higher common charges reflect the extensive amenity package and hotel services.

Is 35 Hudson Yards a good investment?

Yes, 35 Hudson Yards is considered one of the best luxury condo investments at Hudson Yards. The building offers limited inventory (only 143 units), irreplaceable Equinox Hotel integration, 20-year tax abatement, and Four Seasons-level finishes. While prices have adjusted from peak levels, Manhattan Miami Real Estate analysis shows strong long-term value fundamentals.

Related Pages:

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