Macklowe’s One Wall Street to Open its Doors to Residents, a Richard Neutra Home Hits the Market, and More Real Estate News

After five years of construction, Harry Macklowe’s One Wall Street is finally opening its doors to residents. The 1931 Ralph Walker-designed art-deco tower, which began its life as the headquarters of the Irving Trust, is now the largest office-to-condo conversion in New York City history, featuring 566 luxury Financial District condos as well as 100,000 square feet of luxury amenities and a suite of high-end retail, including a Whole Foods Market, the first US location for French department store Printemps and a Life Time Fitness Resort. Macklowe Properties celebrated the milestone by unveiling a new model home, Residence 3404, with interiors by renowned designer frenchCalifornia and furnishings from Mexico City–based studio ATRA.