35 Hudson Yards
34 Hudson Yards | also 556 West 33rd Street, 370 11th Avenue, 558 West 33rd Street | Hudson Yards | built 2018
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- 2013
A December 2013 redesign makes the tower taller
Originally planned as a 900-foot tower with setbacks, 35 Hudson Yards is redesigned in early December 2013, which raises its height to about 1,000 feet. David Childs of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill is the architect, and the finished tower has 72 floors.
Source: Wikipedia
- 2016
A UK hedge fund provides $1.2 billion to build the tower
A building permit application for the tower was filed in January 2015, and construction began that year. In July 2016 The Children's Investment Fund Management, a UK hedge fund, supplied $1.2 billion of construction financing for the project. The tower topped out in June 2018 and was completed in 2019.
Source: Wikipedia
- 2018
35 Hudson Yards tops out at 1,009 feet as Hudson Yards' first residential supertall
The tower topped out in June 2018 at 1,009 feet, the first residential supertall at the Hudson Yards project. Related Companies and Oxford Properties Group developed it, and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill designed the 1.1 million-square-foot building. Its limestone-and-glass exterior steps back in setbacks that twist around the tower, with terraces at the setbacks that get smaller toward the top.
Source: 6sqft
- 2019
Electric Lemon opens on the 24th floor
In August 2019 a restaurant called Electric Lemon opened on the tower's 24th floor. That level begins the hotel, managed by Equinox, which spreads across floors 24 through 38 and has 212 rooms, 48 of them suites.
“In August 2019, a new restaurant, Electric Lemon, opened on the 24th floor.”
Source: Wikipedia
- 2019
35 Hudson Yards opens with offices and condos, and its Equinox hotel follows
The 1,000-foot tower opens on March 15, 2019, with office space, 135 condominiums on its upper 36 floors, and a 60,000-square-foot gym and spa run by Equinox. The 212-room Equinox hotel opens that June.
Source: Wikipedia
- 2021
Super Bowl champion Rob Gronkowski buys a $7 million apartment
Rob Gronkowski, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end and Super Bowl champion, bought a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath apartment at 35 Hudson Yards for $7 million. The New York Post first reported the purchase, and 6sqft covered it on April 14, 2021. The unit is listed as #5304.
Source: 6sqft
- 2022
Related reportedly looks to sell the Equinox hotel for about $200 million
In August 2022 Commercial Observer reported, citing Bloomberg, that Related Companies might sell the 212-room Equinox hotel, an asset completed only in 2019. The sale was said to target about $200 million for the space, which mixes hotel, office and retail. Equinox would continue managing the hotel after any sale.
Source: commercialobserver.com
- 2023
The Wall Street Journal reports up to half the condos still unsold in 2023
In July 2023 the Wall Street Journal reported that up to half of the condominiums at 35 Hudson Yards had not sold. The condos occupy the tower's upper floors, above the Equinox hotel and fitness club.
Source: Wikipedia
- 2025
Mori Trust buys a 38-story portion of the tower for $540 million
In November 2025, Mori Trust pays $540 million for a 38-story portion of 35 Hudson Yards, including the Equinox hotel. The sale follows Related's decision in 2025 to look for a buyer for the hotel and gym.
Source: Wikipedia
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