One Wall Street is the Art Deco skyscraper that led the financial district's transformation into a world-class residential district, and it announced the completion of the largest office-to-residential redevelopment in New York City history. The 11.6 million ㎡ landmark building includes: 9.3 million ㎡ of residences and 2.3 million ㎡ of commercial facilities and interior decoration celebrates this important milestone by fully revealing the building's curtain, and residents can stay in immediately.

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The Art Deco masterpiece, designed by Ralph Walker, the “Architect of the Century” of the New York Times, developed by Macklowe Properties, has undergone a very complex renovation, including 566 apartments, plus 9290 ㎡ of amenities and a residential lifestyle previously unavailable in New York City, summons this iconic landmark Eternal bloodline.

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“In the heart of the iconic financial district, One Wall Street is one of New York City's most significant buildings, historically or in scale, setting the standard for residential remodeling, marking yet another historic success. The completion of One Wall Street embodies our vision for luxury living in downtown Manhattan, representing everything special about New York's past and future; architecture and design, complexity, originality and collaboration,” said Harry Macklowe, developer at 1 Wall Street.

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