165 Charles Street is an architectural marvel of New York City. Completed in 2005 and designed by Richard Meier, this 16-story building’s sleek and luminous presence of glass and white metal along the Hudson River is a perfect blend of art and architecture. The building contains 31 luxury residences that are the embodiment of quality and attention to detail.

Built in 2004, the Milan is a 32-story luxury condominium building located in a very sought-after Midtown neighborhood of Manhattan. Designed by architect Peter Claman of SLCE, this impressive building is sleek and sophisticated. These attributes are noticeable right away when you first enter the exquisitely designed lobby, which includes a tranquil outdoor bamboo garden designed by MOMA roof garden architect, Ken Smith.

Olympic Tower is one of Manhattan’s most desirable luxury condominium residences in the heart of Manhattan and highly sought after places to live. Olympic Tower condominium is a 51-story building with 225 condo apartments that are the embodiment of class and luxury. Developed by Aristotle Onassis and designed by world-renowned architectural firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Olympic Tower is also one of the first mixed-use condominiums in New York City. Olympic Tower is unique because in addition to apartments, it is home to the Atrium Café and the Onassis Cultural Center.

Built in 1907, the Plaza Hotel is one of New York City's most historic and iconic landmarks. It consists of two components: 189 private condominium residences and 152 hotel residences. The Plaza's private residences have a separate entrance at 1 Central Park South. Units range from 500 square feet for the Deluxe Suite (also known as the Palm Suite) to over 2,000 square feet for the Combination Suite. Units are exquisitely furnished with Versace Home Collection decor, and features include high ceilings, ornate moldings, beautiful mantelpieces, and walnut bordered herringbone parquet floors. The floor designs actually resemble the original mosaic patterns found in the historic Plaza Hotel lobbies.

The residences at 25 Columbus Circle are synonymous with luxury. Built in 2004, this all glass building rises 80 stories high. Designed by architectural firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, the Time Warner Center contains 191 apartments, ranging in size from two to five bedrooms.

One Beacon Court Condominium located at 151 East 58th Street is a 55-story mix-use luxury condominium that was built in 2003 and designed by Cesar Pelli & Associates which encompasses an entire Midtown city block. The building has 105 superlative condominium apartments starting on the 30th to 55th floors, office space for Bloomberg L.P. and 160,000 square feet of retail space.

Park Avenue is home to some of the most desirable condominiums on the Upper East Side. Built in 1929, the former Delmonico Hotel, was bought by Donald Trump in 2001 and converted into a 32-story condominium. Trump Park Avenue combines classic elegance and contemporary convenience, which a discerning owner would expect.

The Rushmore is situated at 80 Riverside Boulevard on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. From strolls along the Hudson, to shopping at luxury retailers, to visits to world-class museums and cultural destinations, there's always something fun to do on the Upper West Side. Condominium homes, which are available for purchase at the Rushmore, represent nothing but pure luxury and serene views.

The Heritage at Trump Place was built in 2005 and consists of 150 apartments. This building is well known for the fact that it offers magnificent views of the Hudson River as well as Riverside Park. The building is situated on the northernmost part of Trump’s redevelopment project that covers 75 acres of land in the Riverside South development. As has come to be expected from Trump, there is only luxury within the condominiums.

When Donald J. Trump eventually abandoned his plan to erect the world s tallest building on his sprawling Riverside South/Television City project on former railroad property between 59th and 72nd Streets along the Hudson River, who would have thought he would ever erect a mid-rise building?