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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: February 7, 2017
Time Equities’ 50 West development launches new website
50 West residenceManhattan, NY 50 West, developed by Time Equities Inc., has launched their revamped website (www.50westnyc.com), providing a look at the building’s first model units. Designed by architect Helmut Jahn with interiors by Thomas Juul-Hansen, 50 West stands 780 feet tall, with 191 units in total. Four floors are devoted to a comprehensive suite of amenities including a fitness center, water club, and a variety of children’s and teen recreation spaces. The Observatory at 50 West St., a 64th floor outdoor entertaining space, offers panoramic views of the city and skyline.
Within its 64 stories, 50 West offers a wide variety of expansive layouts ranging from one bedrooms to five bedrooms to spacious duplexes to unique penthouses. Double height living rooms are featured throughout the tower. Its warm, classic interiors are designed and finished by the award winning Thomas Juul-Hansen whose aesthetic perfectly complements Jahn’s sophisticated architecture.
Time Equities, Inc. (TEI) is a full service real estate firm actively involved in the acquisition, development, conversion and management of commercial (office, retail, industrial) and residential properties throughout in US, five Canadian provinces, Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Anguilla, British Virgin Islands. For more than 50 years, TEI has found success in both bull and bear real estate markets. Our disciplined investment strategy focuses on staying "ahead of the curve."
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