New York City’s One Manhattan Square introduces Brooklyn Fare’s largest store, occupying a 25,000-square-foot space across two floors at the base of this Lower East Side residential tower. Set against a backdrop of growing consumer preference for local shopping and an uptick in home cooking post-pandemic, this opening reflects the wider trend of grocery stores flourishing in former big-box retail spaces. Upscale residential developments have spurred demand, with Brooklyn Fare’s new store poised to cater to a community eager for quality food options. Read Full Article The post Eat it: Supermark ..read more

“Food is one of the deepest ways we have to connect to and take pride in who we are,” says Niki Russ Federman, who co-owns the storied Russ & Daughters with her cousin Josh Russ Tupper, in a feature by The New York Times. And the family has been connecting for four generations, ever since the patriarch, Joel Russ, emigrated from Poland and started selling schmaltz herring out of a barrel on the streets of the Lower East Side. Residents of the One Manhattan Square condos are uniquely positioned to experience both the connection and the pride that Russ & Daughters embodies and the except ..read more

The Lower East Side has long been a hub of creativity, and its evolution shows no signs of slowing. Extell Development’s One Manhattan Square, an 800-foot glass tower with over 100,000 square feet of meticulously designed amenities, offers residents an unparalleled living experience. But the appeal extends beyond the building’s walls; One Manhattan Square is intrinsically linked to the neighborhood’s electrifying social scene. Enter Delancey & Ludlow, otherwise known as The DL — a multilevel lounge, restaurant, and event space just moments from residents’ front doors, ready to treat them t ..read more

Spring is on its way to Manhattan, and with the hint of warmth in the air, you find yourself daydreaming about the season’s first trip out to the golf course. The thought of gripping your driver, feeling the sun on your face, and hearing the satisfying thwack as the ball arcs against the clear blue sky fills you with anticipation. You’re eager to dominate the fairways, plan your approach on the greens, master your putts with precision, and guide the ball home. To you, golf is more than a game — it’s a blend of challenge and strategy, an exciting pursuit where each obstacle you overcome is a vi ..read more

The Lower East Side bar bubble shows no signs of bursting, with hotspots like funky TwoDoorsDown, natural wine wizard Fossetta, and late-night cocktail lounge Midnight Plus One drawing crowds from across the city — including thirsty residents at nearby One Manhattan Square. TwoDoorsDown | 159 East Houston Street Leave the fanfare above ground. TwoDoorsDown offers an underground escape on the Lower East Side. Cafe Balearica owner Dave Doyle lifts the curtain on his newest concept: a subtle yet spirited evening hideaway. From your perch at the bar, or nestled in a private vinyl booth, take in cr ..read more

The Sloomoo Institute in SoHo is devoted to the artistry of slime design, where visitors find themselves in all sorts of sticky situations. Not only are you allowed to play with your creations, but you are also encouraged to dive right in—literally. This slime-centric immersive experience is a bold reimagining of play and sensory engagement where slime takes center stage, and residents of One Manhattan Square condos are invited to play a supporting role. Sloomoo offers a variety of slime-based activities that cater to both the young and the young at heart. It’s more than a playful diversion; i ..read more

The New Colossus Festival descends on New York’s Lower East Side neighborhood from March 6 through 10. Now in its sixth year, this highly curated multiple-venue event has established itself as the premiere stateside showcase for a dazzling array of daring, innovative new music. Over 130 of the most promising emerging musical talents from across the globe will appear. And residents of the One Manhattan Square condos are perfectly placed to take it all in. The New Colossus Festival takes its name from Emma Lazarus’ iconic 1883 poem “The New Colossus,” displayed inside the pedestal of the Statue ..read more

New York City’s food scene is ever evolving, with new restaurants popping up throughout the year. And denizens of One Manhattan Square are especially well situated to explore the latest Asian fare on the Lower East Side, famously one of the epicenters of top-tier Eastern cuisine on the continent. Recently opened establishments include Tolo, a Chinatown restaurant with Chinese and Hong Kong dishes; Sushi Oku, an eight-seat sushi counter that serves a 17-course omakase; and Chinato, where you can imbibe thoughtful cocktails and enjoy plates developed by the former sous chef of two-Michelin-star ..read more

One Manhattan Square stands as a testament to Extell’s commitment to unparalleled service, offering a lifestyle of both elegance and ease. The building features a private motor court, grand lobby, 24-hour doorman and concierge, package delivery, refrigerated storage, dry cleaning valet, business center, bicycle storage, pet spa, laundry and alterations room, and an on-site parking garage. But that’s only the beginning. The residents of One Manhattan Square are treated to an array of exclusive events that foster a sense community. For those with a penchant for physical fitness, for example, the ..read more

Architectural Digest highlights the evolving real estate market in 2024, spotlighting One Manhattan Square as a leader in luxury residential amenities that are emblematic of broader industry shifts. Key wellness-oriented features of One Manhattan Square include a tranquility garden, hammam with a cold plunge, sauna, and a saltwater swimming pool, reflecting the post-pandemic trend towards healthfulness and self-care. Among the other emerging trends: sustainability, more adventurous staging, and relief for buyers in the form of lower interest rates. Read Full Article The post 5 Real Estate Tren ..read more