
Address
500 West 18th Street, New York, NY 10011
Price Range
$2,220,000 – $18,765,000
Bedrooms
1-4 BR
Completion
2023
One High Line is a 36-story luxury condominium at the gateway to the High Line in Chelsea, developed by Witkoff Group with architecture by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG). The building's distinctive terraced design creates a seamless connection between the residences and one of New York's most beloved public parks, while offering sweeping views of the Hudson River and the city skyline.
The 236 residences range from one to four bedrooms, designed with floor-to-ceiling windows and open layouts that maximize natural light. Interiors by Gabellini Sheppard Associates feature wide-plank European oak floors, custom Italian kitchens with Gaggenau appliances, and bathrooms with radiant-heated stone floors. Many residences include private outdoor terraces overlooking the High Line.
Residents enjoy a 75-foot saltwater pool, full-service spa and sauna, state-of-the-art fitness center, mini golf course, children's playground, screening room, residents' lounge, and a beautifully landscaped courtyard. A dedicated concierge and housekeeping service ensure a turnkey lifestyle.
Located at the intersection of Chelsea and the Meatpacking District, One High Line sits directly adjacent to the High Line park and steps from the Whitney Museum of American Art. Chelsea Market, Hudson Yards, and the galleries of West Chelsea are all within walking distance. The neighborhood offers some of the best dining, shopping, and cultural experiences in Manhattan.
Chelsea has emerged as one of Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods, driven by the High Line, Hudson Yards, and the thriving gallery scene. One High Line's architecture by BIG and prime park-adjacent location position it as a trophy asset with strong long-term appreciation potential, appealing to both end-users and investors seeking a premier Manhattan address.
$3,500
Property Tax
$2,800
HOA / Common Charges
$600
Insurance
Foreign nationals can purchase property in New York City with no restrictions on ownership. Unlike some countries, the U.S. does not require citizenship or residency to own real estate. Purchases can be made in a personal name, through an LLC, or via a foreign corporation.
Financing is available for foreign buyers, though terms typically require a 30-50% down payment and may carry higher interest rates than for U.S. residents. Several banks in NYC specialize in foreign national mortgages and accept alternative documentation.
Key considerations include FIRPTA withholding tax (15% of sale price held at closing, refundable if no tax is owed), potential estate tax exposure for non-resident aliens (federal exemption of only $60,000), and annual property tax obligations. We recommend working with a CPA and attorney experienced in cross-border real estate transactions.
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