The Henry Nears Completion On Upper West Side

• The Henry is nearing completion at 211 W. 84th St., New York, NY 10024, on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
• The 19-story mixed-use condominium was designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects and developed by Naftali Group, with Titanium Construction overseeing construction.
• The building will contain 45 condominium residences and rise approximately 220 feet at the corner of Broadway and West 84th Street.
• Sales have begun, with two penthouses currently marketed at approximately $28 million each. Completion is expected by the end of 2026.

What The Henry Will Include

Construction is approaching the finish line at The Henry, a 19-story condominium development at 211 W. 84th St. on Manhattan's Upper West Side. The project will contain 45 residences and rise roughly 220 feet, occupying a prominent corner along Broadway. Interior construction is still underway, but sales have already launched as the building moves toward completion. The development is being positioned as a luxury condominium project with large residences, high-end finishes and private outdoor spaces, including expansive terraces attached to select penthouses.

What The Design Brings To The Upper West Side

Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA) designed The Henry with a style intended to complement the architectural character of the surrounding Upper West Side. The façade combines brick and limestone, with classical detailing and stepped, or "wedding cake," massing that gives the 19-story building a more traditional appearance. The design continues Stern's well-known approach of creating contemporary residential buildings that reference New York's historic architectural vocabulary.

What The Penthouses Are Asking

Sales are now underway, and the project's most expensive residences are already being marketed. Two penthouses are currently listed through Compass, with pricing reaching approximately $28 million for the top-level homes. The penthouse designs include substantial private outdoor terraces, adding another luxury feature to the residences and giving buyers elevated views of the Upper West Side.

What The Project Replaced

The development has also been controversial because construction required the demolition of several older residential buildings on the site. Among the demolished properties were a large Richardsonian residential building on the corner and the ornate Beaux Arts Eagle Court residences. Their removal made way for the new condominium tower, creating a significant change to the block's historic streetscape.

What The Development Team Says Through Its Design

The Henry represents a collaboration between several prominent names in New York development and architecture. Naftali Group is the developer, while Robert A.M. Stern Architects designed the building and Titanium Construction handled construction. The project brings RAMSA's traditional architectural language to a new luxury condominium development, using brick, limestone and classical detailing to create a building intended to fit within the Upper West Side's established character.

What The Completion Timeline Looks Like

The project is now in its final construction stages, with crews completing remaining interior work. Sales are already underway, and completion is expected by the end of 2026. Once finished, The Henry will add 45 luxury condominiums to the Upper West Side, replacing a collection of historic residential properties with a new high-end residential tower.