For nearly a century, One Wall Street has towered over the heart of the Financial District. The former home of the Irving Trust commercial bank, and later the Bank of New York Mellon Corporat…
For nearly a century, One Wall Street has towered over the heart of the Financial District.
With closings to begin mid-year and completion expected by the end of 2022, the developer has now unveiled photographs of its model units, a collection of seven apartments not currently for sale — and The Post got an exclusive first look inside. Sales at the tower launched quietly in September. There are now 34 residences for sale, priced between $990,000 for a studio and $12.75 million for a four-bedroom. A triplex penthouse in the building’s crown with 35-foot ceilings may reportedly list for $40 million, but Kirk Rundhaug of Compass, which leads sales and marketing at One Wall Street, said that an asking price has yet to be set.
“[Locals] have walked by it every day for years and they’ve seen it under construction … and now they can visit and take a tour and see if it’s right for them,” said Richard Dubrow, Macklowe Properties’ director of marketing. “That’s a couple hundred years of history — it’s the layers of history of the architecture that make the views so appealing and rich.”The bank commissioned the 30-story extension in 1963 — and stripped the build of much of its original splendor in the process. The only original portion remaining is the Red Room.
However, Macklowe has tried to reinject moments of Walker’s vision back into the tower. For instance, they’ve reopened the original entry on Broadway, which now leads to an Art Deco-style lobby. The team also demolished 30 elevators, then relocated and rebuilt nearly a dozen lifts for residents in the center of the building to optimize the homes’ layouts, as well as exposure to light and air.
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