445’s modern residences comprised of studio, one, two, and three-bedroom layouts have been uniquely crafted with your ultimate comfort and convenience in mind.
Wide plank oak hardwood flooring offers a warm, serene ambiance, while high ceilings and an open layout provides a clean, airy feel. Natural light floods the space through large, soundproof double-pane windows, offering a quiet escape from the lively streets below.
Nestled between Hudson Yards, the vibrant Chelsea and Hell’s Kitchen neighborhoods, 445 is closely connected to enticing eateries, refined art galleries, lush parks, shopping, dynamic architecture and more. 445 provides a coveted place to call home to those who seek a relaxing escape from the bustling city life.
Amenities
- 24 Hour Doorman & Concierge
- Resident’s Lounge
- Fitness Center
- Rooftop Terrace will Grills
- Bicycle Storage
- Onsite Parking
Doorman
Gym
Bike storage
Elevator
Laundry in building
Package acceptance
Parking garage
Roof deck
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The westside neighborhood of Hell’s Kitchen is so nicknamed because of its past notoriety, but the neighborhood’s adjacency to midtown businesses and the theater district has sustained widespread gentrification spanning the past several decades. The increasingly upscale Hell’s Kitchen, a perpetually iconic neighborhood due to its history, and countless restaurant and nightlife options, is now home to young professionals, as well as long-time residents. Hell’s Kitchen, with its tree-lined side streets, is home to the much-publicized Hudson Yards Redevelopment, yet remains more affordable than some other neighborhoods similarly referenced in pop culture, like nearby Chelsea.
With the recent unprecedented rate cut by the Federal Reserve, banks have been inundated with people looking to take advantage of lower interest rates. Because of the overwhelming demand, we have not yet seen a huge reduction in mortgage rates. While we aren’t there yet, it is likely that we will see a dramatic shift in the upcoming months, which raises the question, “What does a 1 point difference in interest rate do for my bottom line?”
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