Hudson Condos for Sale

The last week of sales saw a mix of pre-war co-ops, hip new downtown towers, and swanky Chelsea condos. A penthouse at 56 Leonard Street topped the list of most expensive closings with an asking price of $29.5 million. The home at the Renzo Piano-designed 565 Broome Soho was next, selling for $16.2 million. The rest of the top five sales were all Manhattan condos, with two units in the new Hudson Yards complex, 530 W 30th St, taking the third and fourth spots.

Hudson Condos for Sale offers a full suite of amenities designed to blur the line between a five-star hotel and a residential experience. The 79 condos, which range from cozy 612-square-foot studios to sprawling four-bedroom homes, feature floor-to-ceiling windows that frame dynamic cityscapes and usher in an abundance of natural light. Inside, thoughtful layouts balance comfort and elegance with a focus on at-home conveniences such as washer/dryers, gourmet kitchens, and spa-like baths with stone tile, deep-soaking tubs, and modern fixtures.

Hudson Condos for Sale: Finding Your Dream Home Along the Waterfront

In addition to an extensive roster of high-end amenities, residents at 10 Provost can enjoy a prime location in one of Hoboken’s most desirable buildings on the Gold Coast. The building is within walking distance of the Light Rail, restaurants, shops, and more.

Hudson Condos is redefining real estate and the home buying process with industry-leading technology, full-service agents, and lower fees that provide a better value for our customers. We’ll help you find a condo that fits your lifestyle and budget. Contact a local expert today to get started.