Condos are making a come back as a number of ultra lux high-rises have come on the scene in top markets such as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, New York and Miami. Here is a look at four elevated projects hitting new heights in the luxury realm. They each offer competitive amenities including amazing views, pools, fitness centers, concierge services and some tout pet perks.
Miami: The Perigon
Miami’s newly announced oceanfront development, The Perigon, recently launched sales for its 83 condominiums starting at $3 million. The 17-story glass building is being designed by OMA New York and will include a will range of residences from 2,100 to 6,700 square feet, and two-to-four bedrooms. Unique elements include 10-foot ceilings, panoramic views of the Atlantic and custom Italian cabinetry.
Las Vegas: Pinnacle Residences
Pinnacle Residences, which is off the strip in Henderson in the billionaire enclave of MacDonald Highlands, is a collection of 171 condominium residences, each with panoramic strip views. – Expansive flow-through residences range from 2,300 – 7,300 sqft with prices starting at $1.5M. Minutes away from the city’s world-class entertainment, fine dining and shopping, Pinnacle Residences will deliver a new level of fully-serviced luxury living as Las Vegas’ first condo tower in a master-planned community.
New York City: Selene
Selene, a 63-story condominium in New York City, offers 94 one-to-four-bedroom residences starting at $1.875 million. Residents can enjoy the building’s 60-foot sunlit swimming pool, fitness center with a Pilates/ballet room, spa treatment rooms, curated artwork throughout the public spaces, and direct elevator access to Michelin-starred restaurant Le Jardinier.
Los Angeles: Four Seasons Private Residences Los Angeles
Four Seasons Private Residences Los Angeles is home to 59 luxury residences on 12 floors, including a two-level top-floor penthouse. The marks the first North American standalone Four Seasons residential project. Most residences range from approximately $3-$8.5M. The interior was envisioned by celebrity designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard, who sourced inspiration from the great furniture designers of the 1950s and ‘60s, bringing sophisticated flair to the building’s luxury mid-century aesthetic.
