Project type: Residential Re-Positioning

449 W. 56th Street t is a 5-story residential complex consisting of 50 apartments. The building is located just minutes walk from Central Park, Columbus Circle and the Hudson River.

341 W. 45th St. awards its occupants with unparalleled quality. It’s old fashioned demeanor attracted PMG’s founder from the get go, leading the exquisite rehabilitation of 90 apartment units.

Located in Brooklyn’s vibrant Williamsburg neighborhood, this 46-unit development contains 50,000 sq. ft. of luxury rental space overlooking the Manhattan skyline.

This exquisite pre-war building underwent a remarkable transformation, including the restoration of its façade, the creation of a new lobby in classic Greek Revival style, and the addition of a state-of-the-art fitness center. Each of the 10 full-floor condominiums, designed by renowned architect Barry Rice, encompass more than 4,100 square feet, and include five bedrooms, two fireplaces, a glorious paneled library, sumptuous baths, soaring ceilings, and the finest finishes.

A first floor maisonette offers more than 3,000 square feet and a lovely terrace. A 7,500 square foot penthouse duplex, featuring over 3,100 square feet of amazing terraces has been constructed to showcase this development.

Built in the early 1920’s, considered the “Golden Age” of apartment construction in Manhattan, The Briarcliffe at 171 West 57th Street is a classic luxury pre-war apartment building. The handsome exterior of limestone and masonry is adorned with inset limestone details. The original lobby is elegant and imposing, with floors and walls of imported black and white marble with an ornate crown molding. Traditionally home to people in the arts, The Briarcliffe is located in the midst of Manhattan’s cultural attractions – across the street from Carnegie Hall with its lovely Italian Renaissance facade, and within walking distance to Lincoln Center, City Center and the Broadway Theater District. The Museum of Modern Art is a few blocks away, and Fifth Avenue’s “Museum Mile” with its many museums is nearby. For grand living in the heart of Manhattan, no other building can match the beautiful pre-war condominium residences of The Briarcliffe.

Originally constructed in 1928, The Hermitage is a classic Upper West Side building which provides the charm of a pre-war residence with the advantages of condominium ownership. Residence features include: Classic pre-war details including 9 foot beamed ceilings, entry foyers, oak strip flooring and traditional style moldings; Windowed kitchens and baths in all homes; Many residences have been completely renovated featuring new herringbone parquet and strip flooring, new moldings, new electrical wiring and prewired phone, fax and cable TV lines; Newly renovated kitchens include maple wood cabinetry, granite counters, recessed and task lighting, stainless steel or white appliances including refrigerator, range, dishwasher and microwave oven; Completely renovated baths and powder rooms in many apartments feature floors and walls of “Durango” limestone, Kohler “Memoirs” pedestal sink, glass tub enclosure, Kohler fixtures, and “Hampton” medicine cabinets.

The elegant condominiums at 333 East 34th street offer all the amenities you would expect of a luxury Murray Hill conversion. Southern and Northern exposures are available, providing abundant sunlight and amazing open city, river and park views. Devon Condominiums are conveniently located near a variety of retail shops, movie theaters, sports clubs, restaurants and clothing stores. As well, 34th street offers immediate access to transportation to all parts of the city and beyond.

PMG purchased and performed a gut renovation of this 26,000 sq. ft., six story building located in the trendy SoHo area. 10 luxury residential condos were completed and set atop one commercial condo unit. This project was completed in 2002.