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155 West 68th Street #1419 Dorchester Towers Condo Alcove Studio for Sale (New Year 2021)

This Southern Facing Alcove Studio rarely comes to market.

One of the most desirable alcove layouts on the market with a combination of a massive renovated kitchen, your very own dressing room entering your modern and renovated bathroom, a huge walk in closet and Southern exposure with a wall of windows set back high above the landscaped circular driveway creating both privacy and sought after neighborhood views.

The spacious kitchen has quartz countertops and modern cabinetry, perfect for cooking and entertaining, multiple people will easily fit inside. You can never have enough closets and this apartment has an abundance of them.

A massive walk in closet in the foyer and a dressing room that is perfect for your customization.

The alcove layout that everybody wants with two HVAC units lots of potential here for creating a defined sleeping area.

Click link here for a virtual tour: https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=seWf2ARaEMk&brand=0

Located on the 14th floor sitting high above the street, this renovated alcove studio is ready to be yours.

155 West 68th Street #1419 New York NY 10023

ASKING PRICE: $725,000
MONTHLY MAINTENANCE/CC: $585
MONTHLY REAL ESTATE TAX: $664

155 West 68th Street – The Dorchester Towers is a 24 hours doorman building, there is laundry on the floor, a landscaped roof deck and fitness room on the lobby level. The circular driveway is one of the best features that makes the Dorchester Towers one of the most desirable condominiums in the Lincoln Center neighborhood. Call us (917)837-8869 to schedule an in person visit today.

If you are looking for a two bedroom two bathroom unit in Dorchester Towers Condo, here is #28F, click link here: https://dorchestertowerscondo.com/155-west-68th-street-28f-two-bedroom-two-bath-eastern-facing-dorchester-condo/

155 West 68th Street 28F – Two Bedroom Two Bath Eastern Facing Dorchester condo (New On Market 2021)

You will love the views from this rarely available Two Bedroom Two Bath Condominium located at the Dorchester Towers!

Wonderful open Eastern view from Living room

Located on the 28th floor, in the tower section of the building, unobstructed and sun drenched Eastern views await you. Wake up to picturesque views of the Upper West Sides iconic architecture including Central Park and the Manhattan skyline.

155 West 68th Street #28F New York NY 10023

The living room is very easy to lay out, the nicely sized windowed kitchen features stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, well thought out built ins and pass through to the living room.

Open city view can be seen from all sides of the living room

The master bedroom with its excellent proportions has wonderful views of Central Park, the renovated ensuite bathroom features a dressing room with ample closet space.

Master Bedroom with blue sky Eastern view

perfect size second bedroom or home office

Second bathroom right off the living room

perfect floor plan with ample closet space

The Dorchester Towers Condominium is a full service doorman condominium. Amenities include a fitness room, conference room, laundry in the building, landscaped roof deck, circular driveway, live in resident manager and bike and storage rooms.

For a virtual tour: click on: https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=LyAv7wc4oqr&brand=0

Asking Price: $1,600,000

MONTHLY MAINTENANCE/CC$1,530

MONTHLY REAL ESTATE TAX$1,477

This wonderful unit is a must see in person, contact us for an appointment today.

We also have a Dorchester alcove studio on the market as of January 2021, unit #1419, click here for more details: https://dorchestertowerscondo.com/155-west-68th-street-1419-dorchester-towers-condo-alcove-studio-for-sale-new-year-2021/

Dorchester Market 2009 vs. 2019

We are Eileen Hsu and Morgan Evans – both Dorchester Towers residents that have been living here for the last ten years. We are also full – time Licensed Real Estate Salespersons with Douglas Elliman Real Estate and have sold and rented over 70 units in Dorchester.

We figured it would be useful to go back in time to 10 years ago and see what prices were in 2009 and compare them to today in order to see where the biggest changes are and what insights and advantages we can gain. This data has been supplemented by Douglas Elliman’s LIMO listing system, property shark, StreetEasy, ACRIS and our own sales record in Dorchester.

Luckily, we keep detailed track of the sales market for the Dorchester which enables us to look back to 2009 and see what was selling and what those apartments were all about.

Two major takeaways about Real Estate prices in 2009:

We were in a severe buyers market, the national economy was still deep into the financial crisis and real estate prices were suffering.
The Dorchester had its old and tired looking hallways and lobby – those renovations 100% helped resale value for everybody.

So let’s take a look at 2009:

We tracked 11 different sales in 2009, which is a lot of sales for the building. Comparing it to this year, we have Three Condos In-Contract and a few off market sales, so we are still waiting to see where prices are coming in at.

Dorchester Studios:

There were two studios that closed in 2009, a small studio that sold for $470,000 and a very nicely renovated alcove studio for $620,000 – quite a large range, the average price per square foot was $1,009, and the average price was $545,000.

Compared to 2019, no studios are on the market and last year we saw just one of the jumbo studios sell for $837,000.

Insights: If we were to guestimate, the alcove studio that sold for $620,000 would probably sell for about $750,000+ now, its very nicely renovated and we find that great renovations are always the most in demand apartment. The studio that sold for $470,000 would probably sell for about $650,000.

Dorchester One Bedrooms:

In 2009 there were four one bed sales, the price range was $585,000 – $730,000 with an average price per square foot of $1,071. In 2019, we have a one bedroom in contract with a last asking price of $899,000 and two other one beds on the market, asking respectively $865,000 and $995,000.

Let’s take a look at the individual one bedroom sales back in 2009.

The apartment that sold for $585,000 was apt. 309. That is an Amsterdam Avenue facing, third floor apartment, in an original condition (circa 1965). They asked $629,000 and sold for $585,000 in about one month. Compared to 2019, there is a second floor apartment on the Broadway side that needs a gut renovation asking $865,000. That particular apartment has been on the market for quite some time (nine months+), it is a bit of an outlier due to some additional circumstances, but we would have to assume people are making offers significantly below the asking price.

In 2009, we listed a 33-line apartment that sold for $650,000. In 2018, a 33 line on the third floor sold for $960,000.

Apt. 915 sold for $715,000 in 2009, in 2018 there was a 15 line on the 16th floor that sold for $910,000.

Insights: Looking at 2009 vs 2018/2019 we see some pretty sizeable jumps in values, somewhere between $200,000-$300,000 depending on the layout. The one bedroom condo market has a deep pool of buyers who are always looking, we feel this will always perform well from an appreciation perspective.

Dorchester towers condo 155 west 68th Street roof deck

Dorchester Convertible Two Bed/Junior fours:

Two units sold in 2009, one for $825,000 and the other for $835,000. Both of those layouts easily converted to have second Bedrooms and both had one and a half bathrooms which is always a fairly significant price difference. We would estimate those to sell for around $1.3 million, so about a 50% increase in price! Both of those apartments were very good buys at the time, the Junior 4 bedroom category over the next few years jumped up to $1,000,000 and has increased from there.

In 2019, we’ve seen some Convertible Two Bedroom units, the layouts with just one bathroom sell in the $1.1-$1.2 million range, so pricing varies a lot with this type of layout.

An Original Two bedroom unit in the tower portion (22nd Floor to 35th Floor) sold for about $1,050,000 in 2009. That apartment was small for a Two Bed – about 925 sq ft, but the fact that it was a real Two Bedroom with 1.5 bathrooms made it desirable.

In 2019, a combination apartment (One Bedroom and Studio apartment) were combined into a Two Bedroom unit and put on the market for $2.2 million this year. It went into contract relatively quickly, it was very nicely renovated, we would anticipate that it sold close to its asking price.

Two Bedrooms do not come up on the market that often in the building so pricing is always very situational, but even a small two bed apartment in the neighborhood in 2019 starts at $1,500,000 and goes up from there, so you could use that as a baseline for pricing.

Dorchester Three bedrooms:

A large Three Bedroom unit sold in 2009, was over 1,800 sq ft and sold for $2.2 million. That same apartment sold in 2014 for $3.4 million, which is over a 50% increase in price. Also, 2014 in retrospect had extremely little inventory so the price was higher because the market was reaching its peak as well.

2009 was a great year because there is every size apartment on the market that year, which is pretty much unheard of. There was also a four bed apartment that came on the market. It was a combination unit on the 2nd Floor that sold for $1,610,000. After undergoing a complete gut renovation, that apartment sold a few years later for $2.5 million.

A four bedroom is a real outlier in the building, you do not see them too often. This requires at a minimum two Junior four units (Convertible Two Bedrooms) to be converted. We sold a four bedroom late last year (2018) for $2.9 million, it was a conversion of two Junior fours, also on a low floor(3rd floor). It had a very nice layout and well thought out renovation.

Pricing out a four bedroom in the building will include many variables, a lot will depend on how well the apartments were combined, meaning does it feel like a natural layout or is a bit quirky? The most well designed combination units often planned by professional architects and interior designers.

What are our biggest takeaways from 2009 to 2019?

Everybody is making money, that is always a good thing. Having equity in your apartment even if you do not have immediate plans to sell is always good to know that when it is time to sell, you will be able to without a problem.

Which type of apartment appreciated the most?

Studios – about 30%

One Beds – 35%

Convertible Two Bedrooms – 50%

Two Bedrooms – 50%

Three Bedroom and Four Bedrooms – Very hard to say, not enough data

These are approximate numbers above, including some educated pricing if those apartments hit the market again this year.

Overall thoughts about Dorchester – The basic building fundamentals are strong. Our location in the neighborhood will always be desirable, a doorman condo with a variety of amenities will always reach the demands of a lot of buyers. The apartments that saw the largest returns were definitely the renovated ones. Renovations are the key variable, influencing how much the apartment will sell for.

We hope you find this 10 years market report helpful, if so, we would love hear some positive feedback from you, drop us an email anytime.

Real Estate market 2018 – END OF YEAR REPORT

DORCHESTER TOWERS 2018 YEAR IN REVIEW

FIRST, A QUICK SNAPSHOT OF THE OVERALL MARKET NUMBERS, THEN WE’LL DIVE INTO THE DETAILS!

Let’s begin with the Douglas Elliman 4th Quarter Market Report. A few statistics stood out to us and are definitely worth noting. With the total number of sales declining for the fifth consecutive quarter, inventory is up 11.8% to just over 6,000 apartments.

When inventory goes up, typically that means prices will go down, and that’s exactly what we’re seeing. Condo median prices were down 9.5%, new development prices were down 25.5% from the 4th Quarter of 2017, and listing discounts from last list price for condos was 6.7% – the highest quarterly average in 6 years! In addition, days on market from last list date was 106 days.

According to StreetEasy, more sellers cut asking prices during the week after Labor Day than any other week in StreetEasy history. Asking prices fell on 774 homes, exceeding the previous record of 713 set during the week of March 22, 2009.

So, what happened in 2018?

Simply stated, 2018 was a “buyers’ market”. Looking at all the metrics, a clear theme of lower prices, more listings to choose from and more negotiability all told a story of buyers having the advantage.

However, it’s not all bad news. There’s a silver lining.

Yes, condo median prices were down 9.5%, but even this downswing is nothing like what we saw in 2008. Another interesting statistic is the fact that in December 2018, 5% of apartments sold for more than the asking price and 9% sold AT the asking price.

That tells us a good portion of listings are selling relatively quickly at or above the asking prices; typically, good news for sellers. So, even though it was a buyer’s market, there was still opportunity for sellers depending on their particular property and how that apartment fit into the larger marketplace.

Now, let’s drill down a little more and see how apartment sales at the Dorchester Towers did in 2018…

We will dive into each category, but a small spoiler up front: They fared well. Prices were off a bit, but not much. Apartments did take longer to sell and required more negotiations, but they did sell. Now, let’s get started!

** Please note: This is our 8th year tracking the Dorchester Towers condo market sales, and this year we added days on market to the report. This measurement allows you see how long it was taking to sell in each year; something we find very important to track in this type of market.

STUDIOS AT DORCHESTER TOWERS

As we begin with studio apartments, it’s important to keep in mind that there are over nine studio layouts in Dorchester Towers ranging from 530 – 750 square feet. This is important because the various layouts get priced much differently.

We classify studios as either alcove or jumbo studios. Alcoves are great because they can often be converted into a one bedroom, and jumbo studios are popular because you get a lot of square feet for the money.

This past year we had a great case study for one of the Jumbo Studios. It was a 21 line on a higher floor, and it came on the market asking $925,000. To sell, the seller ended up reducing the price roughly 9.5%, which coincidentally was the exact same amount the 4th quarter Douglas Elliman report said that condo median prices went down. It also took 124 days for a contract to be signed, much longer than we’ve seen in the past. This apartment was a good example of how buyers in 2018 reacted to aggressive asking prices and aren’t getting serious until the prices started dropping.

It’s true that studios are generally always in demand because they are great for entry level buyers; however, looking forward into 2019, we believe studios will take even longer to sell unless they are realistically priced.

	2018	2017	2016	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011	2010
Number of Units Sold	1	1	4	2	3	1	0	6	1
Average Price	$837,000	$775,000	$828,750	$712,500	$821,666	$709,000	0	$587,965	$560,000
Average Price/Square Foot	$1119	$1,419	$1,278	$1,260	$1,188	$1,176	0	$1,008	$1,025
Days on Market	124	43	64	42	54	19	0	103	53

ONE BEDROOMS AT DORCHESTER TOWERS

In 2018, one bedroom apartments stayed fairly consistent on pricing compared to the previous year. In 2017, two One bedroom apartments sold; One for 995,000, the other for 998,000. In 2018, four different one bedroom apartments closed in the range of $910,000-$998,000, with an average price of $959,500.

It’s great news that the pricing stayed steady, but unfortunately the days on market increased significantly in 2018. Often when days on market increases, it’s the first step in a softening of prices. Buyers are not acting as quickly, they are taking more time making offers and offer prices tend to taper downward in this scenario.

Currently, there are two one bedroom apartments on the market and both are asking in the mid-800K range. They are both on a lower floor, which does provide a little explanation for the price, but we haven’t seen one bedroom apartments close in the mid-low 800,000 range since 2014/2015.

Seeing days on market increase puts more pressure on the importance of value pricing right out of the gate. The first 30 days on the market are now more important than ever.

	2018	2017	2016	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011	2010
Number of Units Sold	4	2	2	1	3	0	1	6	3
Average Price	$959,500	$997,000	$946,500	$855,000	$868,333	0	$585,000	$667,500	$646,833
Average Price/Square Foot	$1486	$1495	$1,524	$1351	$1,363	0	$1,025	$1,064	$1,030
Days on Market	105	46	31	76	24	0	128	34	19

THE JUNIOR – 4 (CONVERTIBLE TWO BEDROOM)

Often referred to as the Junior – 4 Layout, because of the total number of rooms, most of these apartments have been converted to have a second smaller bedroom. Many also refer to this layout as the ‘convertible two bedroom’ apartment.

The convertible two bedroom at the Dorchester has a number of layouts with square footage ranging from 883 sq. ft all the way to 1,100 sq. ft, with most of them hovering around the 900 sq. ft range. What typically makes the largest difference in price between these layouts is whether it has a one bathroom or one and a half bathrooms.

The convertible two-bedroom layout has continued to be a desirable segment of the market because it fits a niche for buyers who likely don’t have the ability to jump up to the price point of a true two bedroom / two bathroom unit, but have outgrown the one bedroom unit they are currently in.

We did not see any Junior- 4 type apartments sell this past year. The only activity was a Junior – 4 that had been on the market in 2017 with a starting price of $1,620,000. After a series of price drops and remaining on the market for over six months, it was taken off the market when the last asking price was $1,468,800. This was another clear example of an ambitious initial asking price turning into prolonged days on market that ultimately didn’t lead to a sale.

	2018	2017	2016	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011	2010
Number of Units Sold	NONE	3	3	1	4	1	3	6	3
Average Price		$1,367,000	$1,240,000	$1,075,000	$1,148,750	$1,300,000	$1,061,333	$953,333	$920,000
Average Price/Square Foot		$1,573	$1,243	$1,216	$1,302	$1,296	$1,180	$1,038	$1,034
Days on Market		27	76	30	36	28	58	68	84

TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS AT DORCHESTER TOWERS

It’s been a few years since any two-bedroom apartments sold in the building. The last one was in 2015 and it was a brand new renovation on the 31st floor. It was a corner apartment with a large floorplan and sold for $2,000,000; down from an asking price of $2,195,000.

The main reason we don’t see two-bedroom apartments come up often is simply because there are not many of them. They are pretty much found in the tower portion of the building with a few scattered on the lower floors. The two-bedroom condo market has a lot of demand, so if one comes up for sale, we always anticipate a great turnout.

	2018	2017	2016	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011	2010
Number of Units Sold	NONE	NONE	NONE	1	0	3	2	1	0
Average Price				$2,000,000	0	$1,728,000	$1,392,000	$1,160,000	0
Average Price/Square Foot				$1,696	0	$1,495	$1089	988	0
Days on Market				37	0	84	75	144	0

FOUR BEDROOM APARTMENTS AT DORCHESTER TOWERS

We had the opportunity to list a four-bedroom combination over the Summer.

Apt. 304/305, located on the SW corner of the building. The owners created a very nice combination back in 2012, with a beautiful kitchen that impressed a lot of buyers who viewed the apartment. The apartment was 1849 square feet and we listed it at just under three million. We had multiple offers within the first month or so and ended up closing at $2,895,000.

Before this sale, the last time a four-bedroom apartment at Dorchester Towers came on the market was back in 2012. This was another nicely renovated combination unit on the 2nd floor and sold for $2,550,000.

Combination units at the Dorchester Towers are always unique, when and how they were combined is always a big talking point for many buyers. Often, they are attractively priced versus other competing apartments in the neighborhood. The fact that it’s so hard to find two apartments to combine in the first place makes them a desirable option for many people.

Looking ahead in 2019:

Last year we ended the report by saying there was a lot of uncertainty in the market. In 2018 that uncertainty disappeared, and it was clear we were operating in a buyer’s market. A buyer’s market in NYC is very rare. We saw it in 2001 and for a few years after 2008.

The key for a seller in 2019 is to decide how your apartment is going to get noticed.

With more inventory to compete against, how will your apartment stand out in a crowd?

Another important lesson for sellers in 2019 is to be patient. Buyers will take longer to make their decision and they might come back to the apartment a half dozen times before making an offer and ultimately signing the contract.

If you’re planning to sell in 2019, don’t get too worried. Smart timing, marketing and negotiating can still get you what you want from your property. As always, if you have any questions about the market in general or Dorchester Towers specifically, we are happy to help.

155 West 68th Street #1406-Sunny One Bedroom For Sale

DORCHESTER TOWERS, 155 West 68th St, 1406 – Upper West Side, New York

Located on the 14th Floor with Open Western Exposures bringing in excellent sunlight from this well laid out one bedroom apartment. Updated kitchen and bathroom combined with Four Total Closets including Two Walk-Ins are amazing features. Very Easy to Lay Out Your Furniture and Call this Home. The Dorchester Towers is a full time doorman condominium. Amenities include a fitness room, concierge, roof deck, laundry on every floor up to the 22nd floor, package room, live in resident manager, and fantastic circular driveway.

Located just blocks to everything you want and have come to expect out of the Lincoln Square area of the Upper West Side. Just blocks to both the 1,2,3, trains, both Central and Riverside Parks, the Lincoln Square Center of the Performing Arts and a variety of restaurants and shopping.

Assessment of $131/month until July of 2020.This one bedroom condo is now available, contact us to schedule a private showing.

Give us a call (917)837-8869 if you or your friend would like to have a look at this sunny one bedroom in the Dorchester Towers condo.

Price: $950,000
Monthly Common Charge: $593
Monthly Real Estate Tax: $548
1 Bed | 1 Bath

Dorchester Towers Condo Summer 2018 Report

What is happening so far in 2018 in Dorchester Towers condo?

It is all over the headlines, this year has been categorized as being in a “Buyer’s Market”.

Many NYC apartments are taking longer to sell, year over year prices are down, and more inventory is coming on the market.

Most buyers are looking for value, expecting deeper discounts and taking longer before making any final decisions.

What’s confusing about the market is that not all segments of the market are reacting the same way – there are some pockets of stability and some segments showing some sluggish behavior. Naturally, when you are buying or selling your own apartment everybody wants to know where their search fits in.

Dorchester 155 West 68th Street #304/305 FOUR BEDROOM PLUS HOME OFFICE for Sale

Dorchester Towers Condo – 155 West 68th Street #304/305 FOUR BEDROOM PLUS HOME OFFICE for Sale (SOLD)

This is a true turn key home, that is very rarely seen in such a sought after building.The Dorchester Towers is one of the most prime well established Lincoln Square condominium buildings.

This modern home is configured as four spacious bedrooms, two and half renovated bathrooms with fantastic media room, a home office, and eat-in kitchen.

The open concept chef’s kitchen is a dream come true.

This great windowed eat in kitchen has custom Leicht cabinetry, top of the line appliances and smart storage.

The well designed centerpiece of the kitchen is the massive island, which comfortably sits six guests and is open to the living room and dining room creating that perfect blend of modern New York City living.

The master bedroom has custom designed closet space, sun-filled Southern and Western double exposures, a renovated windowed bath off the bedroom with stall shower with two heads and marble tiles.

The second bedroom and third bedroom are being used as childrens’ bedroom and study room.

Equal proportion second and third bedroom for maximum usage.

Fully renovated master bathroom and powder room.

Marble master bathroom

- Price: $2,995,000

- Monthly Maintenance/CC: $1,817

- Monthly Real Estate Tax: $1,791

4 Beds | 2 Baths | 1 Half Bath
Approximate Sq. Feet: 1,849
assessment of $410/month until July 2020

This full service building includes a full time doorman and concierge. A Fitness room and conference room on the lobby level of the building,a landscaped roof deck, laundry on every floor up to the 22nd floor, both bike and storage and a live in resident manager.

The location is prime Upper West Side, a short distance to Central Park, close proximity to multiple subway locations, grocery and shopping.

THIS UNIT IS NOW SOLD, AFTER 30 days on the market, we were able to secure a qualified and all cash buyer and result a great sale for both sellers and the buyers.

If you are a Dorchester Towers condo, and would like to discuss your Dorchester Tower Condo unit for sale or for rent, we are here for you. Call today at (917)837-8869.

155 West 68th Street #307 One Bedroom For Rent

155 West 68th Street Dorchester Towers Condo unit 307 (NOW RENTED)

Never Lived in – Brand New Renovated One Bedroom Condominium.

A full gut renovation was just completed with stylish and high end finishes throughout.

Kitchen features quartz countertops, FULL Size Appliances, brand new cabinetry.

The bathroom is hip and modern, with designer tile and fixtures. Wide Plank Hardwood Floors throughout the apartment.

Additional features include Excellent Closet Space – 3 Closets plus a HUGE walk in closet.

Another Dorchester Towers Condo #1924 for Rent

We are Morgan and Eileen, we have helped many owners sell and rented their Dorchester apartment, we are very familiar with the neighborhood prices and market condition. If you are a Dorchester condo owner and would like sell or rent your unit, give us a call, we can help you. (917)837-8869.

Dorchester Towers Condo 155 West 68th Street #1924 for rent

155 West 68th Street unit 1924 Dorchester Towers Condo – Upper West Side, New York

The perfect Junior-One Bedroom is now available for rent at the Dorchester Towers.

This high floor apartment has wonderful Eastern sunlight, the apartment is move in condition with kitchen and bathroom are both renovated.

The Dorchester Towers Condominium is prime Upper West, located at 68th and Broadway you are close to everything you know about the Lincoln Square area of the UWS. Just blocks to both Central Park and Riverside Park, Fairway, and Trader Joes are nearby, dining, shops and the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.

The Dorchester Towers has a 24 hours white glove doorman and concierge, fitness room on the lobby level, landscaped roof deck on the 22nd Floor, laundry rooms on floors 2-22, conference room, garage, and convenient circular driveway.

Call now to see this apartment.

Dorchester Towers Condo Alcove Studio #2110 For Sale

Dorchester Towers Condo One Bedroom #307 For RENT

Dorchester Towers Condo Alcove Studio For Sale 155 West 68th Street #2110

Dorchester Towers Condo 155 West 68th Street #2110 is a sunny Western facing alcove studio.

This 21st floor high floor alcove studio condominium is now available. This ideal layout is perfect for someone who wants large and functional space, combined with plenty of closet space including a real walk in closet, make this apartment a true rare find.

The apartment has very sunny Western Views, and blue sky all day.

Spacious large living room space and open floor plan like feeling.

Perfect layout for studio with ample closet and storage space.

The Dorchester Towers Condominium is a full time doorman building. Amenities include a fitness room, roof deck on the 22nd floor, laundry on floors 2-22, conference room, garage, both bike and storage rooms(wait list) and very convenient and landscaped circular driveway.

Come see the apartment today, one of the best priced alcove studio apartments in the Upper West Side.

Sale price $725,000.
Assessment for $117/month until July 2020.

Read about Dorchester Towers Market Report http://dorchestertowerscondo.com/category/market-report/

Dorchester Towers Condo 155 West 68th Street NYC

Call Morgan and Eileen to find your own Dorchester Condo today!