Hudson Yards Apartments for Sale: Luxury Condos & New Development Residences

Explore Hudson Yards apartments for sale, including luxury condominiums, full-service residences, and amenity-driven developments in Manhattan's newest residential district.

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Where to Buy in Hudson Yards

Explore the Hudson Yards corridor — with markers for the neighborhood’s most architecturally significant buildings, including starchitect-designed towers and pre-war landmarks.

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Hudson Yards as a Manufactured Trophy District

Key landmarks, corridors, and positioning signals that define this market.

  • The Hudson Yards master plan integrates the High Line, Vessel, and a vertical retail and cultural program — the only contemporary district of comparable scale in Manhattan.
  • Hudson River frontage west of 11th Avenue drives the highest per-foot pricing in the corridor, particularly above the 50th floor.
  • 15 and 35 Hudson Yards anchor the residential program, with full-floor residences competing directly with West Chelsea trophy assets and Tribeca.
  • The corridor's residential supply is finite by design, and pre-construction adjacency on the North Yard (Manhattan West) extends the same buyer pool.
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Hudson Yards is a vertical-allocation market: floor and exposure account for far more of the valuation spread than they would in a traditional Manhattan neighborhood.

Hudson Yards represents one of the most significant new development concentrations in New York City, with pricing driven by building quality, amenities, and global demand.

This page combines real-time Hudson Yards listings with a strategic overview of the neighborhood, helping buyers evaluate properties based on building, amenity package, and long-term value.

Hudson Yards Real Estate Market Overview

  • Typical price range: $2M to $25M+
  • Predominantly condominium inventory with full-service offerings
  • Strong international buyer demand and corporate relocation interest
  • High-amenity buildings with hotel-caliber services and wellness facilities

Hudson Yards Apartments for Sale (Live Listings)

The listings below reflect currently available Hudson Yards apartments, including new development and resale inventory.

Hudson Yards at a Glance

Hudson Yards Market Snapshot

$3.4M
Median apartment sale
$2,250
PSF (avg)
180+
Active listings
+2% YoY
Price growth
15 Hudson Yards
Top tower by avg PSF

Hudson Yards: Six Things Buyers Should Know

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Buyers: tech executives, finance professionals, international second-home buyers seeking new-construction luxury at scale.
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Cluster towers: 15 Hudson Yards, 35 Hudson Yards, 50 Hudson Yards, One Manhattan Square (adjacent), 555TEN, The Eugene area.
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Price tiers: $1.8M-$3M (1BR/2BR new construction), $3M-$8M (3BR/4BR), $8M-$50M+ (penthouse, 35 HY full-floor).
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Lifestyle: Vessel/Public Square, Edge observation deck, Hudson Yards retail (Neiman Marcus, Equinox Hotel), Whitney Museum, Highline north terminus.
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Foreign-buyer mix: strong Asia (HK, Singapore, Korea), Middle East, growing tech-relocation flow from California, lower historic European share.
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Trend: developer concessions (closing credits, transfer tax coverage) returning in 2025-2026 as resale market matures; rental conversions on hold.

Editorial Q&A

Hudson Yards: Quick Answers

What kind of buyer does Hudson Yards attract?

According to Manhattan Miami Real Estate, Hudson Yards primarily attracts buyers seeking new-construction luxury condos at scale: tech and finance executives, international second-home purchasers, and amenity-driven empty nesters trading uptown apartments. The neighborhood's average PSF near $2,250 reflects exclusively new-construction inventory and full-service amenity programs.

Which Hudson Yards building is most desirable?

Manhattan Miami Real Estate identifies 15 Hudson Yards (Diller Scofidio + Renfro/Rockwell), 35 Hudson Yards (David Childs/SOM), and 50 Hudson Yards (Foster + Partners office tower with select branded residences) as the trophy addresses. 15 Hudson Yards typically posts the highest average PSF, with select penthouses trading above $30M.

How does Hudson Yards compare to Billionaires' Row?

Per Manhattan Miami Real Estate, Hudson Yards offers comparable new-construction amenity programs to Billionaires' Row at roughly 30-40% lower PSF on average, with broader Hudson River views, Equinox/Edge access, and direct retail/transit integration. Billionaires' Row retains supremacy on Central Park views and ultra-trophy ($50M+) inventory depth.

Editorial commentary from Manhattan Miami Real Estate. For tailored analysis on a specific block, building, or transaction profile, schedule a confidential consultation.