Douglas Elliman’s Vickey Barron will be heading up sales at the copper-clad boutique condominium building that Michael Stern’s JDS Development Group and Largo Investments are planning near the High Line, a spokesperson for the project told The Real Deal.
A launch date has not yet been set, but Barron will be marketing the 14 apartments at 514 West 24th Street, between 10th and 11th avenues. The property is set to rise on a lot the partners purchased last year for $34.8 million.
Barron, who led sales at JDS’ condo conversion with Property Markets Group of the former Chelsea Verizon building Walker Tower, did not respond to a request for comment.
The 10-story building will be designed by architects Roman and Williams, the firm that designed the interiors for the Ace and the Standard High Line hotels, and the exterior will feature a terra-cotta and copper design.
The property’s next-door neighbors will be the Related Companies’ block-through rental building on 23rd Street, the Tate, and Cary Tamarkin’s 508 West 24th Street overlooking the elevated park.
JDS and Largo are also partnering on 626 First Avenue, the pair of SHoP Architects-designed rental towers on the East River.