On the plus side, I’m a big fan of having access to Central Park and Whole Foods in the Deutsche Bank Center (formerly Time Warner). We like to take our rescue dog, Seiji, to Throw Me a Bone.
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Residents also have access to Throw Me A Bone, a full-service pet business offering veterinary care and grooming, walking, and boarding services. Below are interior and exterior renderings of the amenity spaces and front entrance along Eleventh Avenue.
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Concrete achieved an all-encompassing living experience at 547 West 47th Street with beautifully crafted residences complemented by The West Residence Club’s extensive amenity spaces. Spread over multiple floors of the development and activated by a series of lifestyle services and programs developed through partnerships, amenities include a rooftop pool, sundeck, outdoor lounge, grilling stations
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When looking for a place to live, homebuyers naturally want the best amenities and services possible. If they are pet parents they must remember that furry friends also need care, plenty of space and a place to be pampered. From across the US, we’ve rounded up luxury residential buildings with the best pet amenities.
Read MoreRead MoreIf you’re looking for a new rental and you’re one of the many New Yorkers who adopted or bought a pet during the Covid-19 pandemic, your next place is going to have to be pet friendly, too.
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Pet care company Throw Me a Bone is used by several luxury buildings, including Extell Development’s 555Ten on 10th Avenue in the Hudson Yards neighborhood, Brookfield Property Group’s nearby rental tower the Eugene, TF Cornerstone’s 33 Bond and Taconic Investment Partners' 525W52.
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Is there any better moment than Thursday, April 11 , National Pet Day in America, to explore the growing array of luxuries with which new luxury residential buildings are pampering our furry friends?
Read MoreRead MoreAccording to a realtor.com survey, 75% of pet owners would pass on their dream home if it weren’t a good fit for their furry friends. With National Pet Day coming up (April 11), take a look at a roundup of luxury buildings with over-the-top pup-friendly amenities throughout major cities in the US.
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A great deal has been written about multifamily amenities for humans, with some of those extras focused on some kind of pet care. There are apartment and condominium complexes that are pet-friendly, that also offer pet parks.
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Pets with wealthy owners have a lifestyle that would make most of us envious. If you’re a property owner or manager, here’s a list of dog-friendly amenities that would convince any resident to stay forever.
Read MoreRead MoreI want to rent an apartment in a pet-friendly building. I know all my financials will check out, but the management company wants to screen my dog. What does the screening process involve?
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When pet amenities began showing up in the United States in the early 2000s, they were fairly basic – think slop sinks, closet-sized grooming stations, etc.
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From high-end pet clothing and one-of-a-kind dog houses to amenity-driven pet resorts and pet-friendly residential developments, businesses among all industries are beginning to understand the importance of catering toward pet owners and their four-legged companions.
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Certain people in my household — and I’m not naming names — have been waging a stealth and coordinated campaign to get a dog.
Read MoreRead MoreAs cities become increasingly crowded, vertical living takes on a greater level of importance in people’s lives. Many of today's buyers no longer see a condo as a temporary first step to the property ladder but are approaching multi-family living as a place to live over the longterm.
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Getting Sting and the CEO of Goldman Sachs to trust your business with their dogs is a pretty positive indicator. When the Great Recession hit in 2008, Mike Lavora and Adam Light were working on Wall Street.
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Five ways to streamline everything from vet visits to grooming to stocking up on supplies
Read MoreRead MoreIf you’re new to owning a dog in New York City, and you work full time, chances are you’re going to hire a dog walker to take your beloved pup out for some fresh air and exercise.
Read MoreRead MoreConsider the poodle: the fluffy stalwart of the Upper East Side, the pooch par excellence of fancy white-glove co-ops. Lately, it’s been roughing it downtown.
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MANHATTAN — Real estate agent Anna Sankova braced herself when her clients told her they had two dogs, Harper and Oliver.
Read MoreRead MoreGym, spa, blah blah blah. Sometimes the hit list of residential amenities sounds like the same old broken record. Any condominium or residential complex can offer an Olympic-size swimming pool.
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When you’re looking for a new apartment, a place that’s also a t for Fido is important. Luckily, some of the city’s best real estate is pet friendly and sure to make your furry friends feel at home.
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Residents of the huge 600-apartment tower will have access to some sweet perks
Read MoreRead MoreThe building may be adjacent to the Lincoln Tunnel, but from inside you’d never know
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Three years ago, Upper East Siders Adam Light, 32, and Michael Lavora, 33, left their Wall Street jobs. “We knew things in finance would get worse before they got better,” Light says. “We love dogs, and we knew that the pet industry was taking off . . . we wanted to do something we are passionate about.”
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