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This is a simple shape, but the facade is magnificent!!!
Is this a condo or a rental?
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The bottom âpodiumâ is senior living and everything above that (the setback) is rentals.
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Thanks. Thatâs a very nice tower for rentals.
Sure, the senior living portion (named Coterie Hudson Yards) already has a website up.
Considering that the apartments above that are market price rentals, theyâll be more expensive than the prices for the senior living ones.
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I donât know about that. Senior living is absurdly expensive. The prices at the new senior building on Lex and 56th are out of control. I had no idea about how expensive it is until I saw the prices at that building.
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Hmm, good point, but these still look nicer than several of the other rental towers in the Hudson Yards district, and comparing Relatedâs other rental properties in the area (since they own these too), a studio still starts at around $5000/month. Iâd expect these to be the slightest more expensive, but youâre right, still not as pricey as Coterie and the other nice senior living places around the city.
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@JC_Heights many thanks for sharing your pictures of this particular building! Iâve seen comparatively little coverage of its construction which makes me doubly appreciate your post with images from all angles. 
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Wow, $10,800 for a studio. lol. I was not expecting that at all.
@Skyalign For some of the multi-millionaire ritzy elderly in Manhattan, thatâs pocket change. Itâs crazy how theyâre able to spew out that much money from their checking account a month.
Is that the senior building on Lex?
Nope, he was referring to a studio at this building. I think the one youâre referring to on Lex is Sunrise at East 56th? But it doesnât have publicly available prices.
I believe the cost of the senior living apartments account for personalized care and assisted living, which is why they are so much more expensive than a normal market rate apartment.
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The concept of this apartment building is interesting (not that the idea is new to me) but I havenât seen this very often in NY where the apartment is almost like a hotel and has furnishings already and room service. Iâve seen this more often done in condoâs and higher end apartments.
Iâm wondering whatâs going on with itâs commercial tower counterpart, I havenât seen any new news from Related or anything. Probably waiting for a tenant like everyone else.
This is a beautiful tower.
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I assume you thought it was a different building than the other building part of this development? Lol
Taking into consideration that the article says that the building will be larger than what the permit is describing (25 floors, 750,000sqft, 450â tall) at 1.3 million square feet, I believe that the render JC posted is still a fairly accurate depiction of what will be built, size and height wise.
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Well I looked and it seemed this thread was for a building already UC, whereas what I posted was for a proposed.
I didnât know the status of any of the sites, so I just assumed it was the wrong site.
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This thread is for both Related Co projects, itâs a 2 phase development. 
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