Global development firm Izaki Group Investments announced today the commencement of closings at The Harper, located in the heart of Manhattan’s Upper East Side at 310 E 86th Street.
The limestone-clad luxury condominium features 63 residences, ranging from two to four bedrooms, each designed by the renowned architect ODA.
At The Harper, ODA brings its imaginative and mold-breaking process to one of the city’s most historic residential neighborhoods.
Create a cohesive design that celebrates The Harper’s iconic location and its impressive surrounding architecture, imbuing it with a modern twist aided by technological advances in design and construction.
“ODA’s project stands as a stylish, distinctive building in one of New York City’s most dynamic neighborhoods,” said Eldad Blaustein, CEO of IGI.
“Now that the amenities are completed, we’ve seen a significant increase in activity in terms of traffic and deals. Buyers truly appreciate the thoughtful design, the level of finish and the immediate occupancy.
We couldn’t be more excited to welcome the first residents to the building.” Residents of The Harper will enjoy a thoughtful and extensive range of highly sought-after amenities and services to meet the interests of all residents at any age.
A suite of robust lifestyle offerings for residents of all ages includes a fully equipped Fitness Center, Music Center with separate Podcast/Practice Room.
Beyond Children’s Art Room, Children’s Playroom with custom playroom structure by Indoor Amusement Company, and a Games Lounge, plus a Pet Spa, Laundry, Private Storage and Bike Room. Additionally, The Harper has partnered with local businesses to activate the amenities.
School of Rock is providing one year of complementary group lessons and Robofun is offering one year of complementary group art lessons for residents.
The ground-up building, offering a modern vision of residential life in the city, is located at one of the Upper East Side’s most dynamic and transit-rich intersections, with easy access to the FDR Drive and major airports.
The location on East 86th Street is bookended by Central Park to the west, and Carl Schurz Park – home to the mayor’s residence, Gracie Mansion – to the east, with iconic New York destinations such as The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Guggenheim and Fifth and Park Avenues all nearby. Source by The Harper and images Courtesy of M18 Public Relations.
