Loggia NoMad: Everything You Need to Know
Loggia NoMad is a new 28-story condominium at 842 Sixth Avenue with 94 one- and two-bedroom homes, priced from about $1.1 million to $4.35 million. Developed by Pro-H Development and designed by Isaac & Stern Architects, the tower is nearing completion, according to New York YIMBY, and presales have begun. Here's everything you need to know.
What is Loggia NoMad?
A 94-unit condo tower on Sixth Avenue near West 30th Street, where NoMad meets the Flower District. It's named for the planted loggias, or covered outdoor balconies, set into its front and rear façades, framed by beige sculptural columns and arches with green walls at the base. The tower sets back above a seven-story base.
- Address842 Sixth Avenue, near West 30th Street
- NeighborhoodNoMad, by the Flower District
- Height28 stories, about 315 feet
- Residences94 condominiums
- LayoutsOne-bedrooms, one-bedroom plus home office, two-bedrooms and penthouses
- PricesAbout $1.1M to $4.35M
- DeveloperPro-H Development
- ArchitectIsaac & Stern Architects
- AmenitiesThree floors, plus a 28th-floor roof terrace
- StatusPresales underway, nearing completion
What will the homes be like?
Mostly one- and two-bedrooms, averaging about 900 square feet. Each floor from the third to the 27th has three to five homes, including one-bedroom homes with a home office and two-bedroom penthouses. Many homes overlook the Empire State Building, just a few blocks away.
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How much do condos at Loggia NoMad cost?
About $1.1 million to $4.35 million. For comparison, the newly converted Flatiron Building, a few blocks south, starts at about $10.95 million, so Loggia NoMad is one of the more accessible ways to buy brand-new in this part of Manhattan. It's a good fit for first-time buyers, pied-à-terre buyers, and investors looking for one-bedrooms near Midtown.
What amenities does Loggia NoMad have?
Three floors of wellness and lifestyle space, topped by a landscaped roof terrace on the 28th floor with views of the Empire State Building, the Flatiron Building and One World Trade Center.
- Fitness center
- Virtual sports studio
- Lounge with coworking space
- Landscaped 28th-floor roof terrace
- Shared garden
- Pet spa
- Event room
- Private loggias in select homes
What was on the site before Loggia NoMad?
A hotel that was never built. In 2017, plans were filed here for what would have been the world's tallest modular hotel, but construction stalled at the foundation during the pandemic. Pro-H Development bought the site in 2024 and used the completed foundation to speed up construction.
Date | Milestone |
|---|---|
2017 | Plans filed for a 25-story modular hotel on the site |
2020 | Construction stalls at the foundation |
September 2024 | Pro-H Development buys the site for $30 million |
March 2026 | Tower tops out and exterior work begins, per New York YIMBY |
May 2026 | Condo offering plan accepted by the Attorney General |
July 2026 | Façade installation progresses, per New York YIMBY |
October 2026 | Building nears completion and presales begin, per New York YIMBY |
What's it like to live in NoMad by the Flower District?
Central and busy, in the best way. The R and W at 28th Street and Broadway and the 1 at 28th Street and Seventh Avenue are each a few minutes' walk, and 34th Street–Herald Square, with the B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, W and PATH, is about four blocks north. Penn Station is a 10-minute walk, which matters if you commute to New Jersey or Long Island.
The area is changing fast. The City Council approved the Midtown South rezoning, which covers 42 blocks around here and allows more than 9,500 new homes, so expect more residential life on these blocks in the coming years.
What restaurants and shops are near Loggia NoMad?
You're surrounded by some of Manhattan's most distinct mini-neighborhoods, from the flower shops of West 28th Street to Koreatown on 32nd.
- Flower District, West 28th St
Wholesale flower and plant shops between Sixth and Seventh - Koreatown, West 32nd St
Korean barbecue, karaoke and late-night spots - Macy's Herald Square, 151 W 34th St
The flagship department store - Empire State Building, 350 Fifth Ave
The view from the roof terrace, a few blocks away - Ace Hotel New York, 20 W 29th St
Lobby bar and coffee, a NoMad favorite - Madison Square Park, Fifth Ave and 23rd St
Shake Shack's original kiosk - Eataly Flatiron, 200 Fifth Ave
Italian market, restaurants and rooftop bar - The Museum at FIT, 227 W 27th St
Free fashion exhibitions
Want early pricing and floor plans at Loggia NoMad? Contact Darrell Williams to get on the list.
Frequently asked questions
What is Loggia NoMad?
Loggia NoMad is a new 28-story, 94-unit condominium at 842 Sixth Avenue in NoMad, developed by Pro-H Development and designed by Isaac & Stern Architects. It's nearing completion, according to New York YIMBY, and presales have started.
How much are condos at Loggia NoMad?
Asking prices have ranged from about $1.1 million to $4.35 million, covering one-bedrooms, two-bedrooms and penthouses.
What size apartments are at Loggia NoMad?
Mostly one- and two-bedroom homes, including one-bedrooms with a home office and two-bedroom penthouses. The average home is about 900 square feet.
When will Loggia NoMad be finished?
The building is nearing completion as of October 2026, and presales are underway. An official move-in date hasn't been announced.
What amenities does Loggia NoMad have?
Three floors of amenities with a fitness center, virtual sports studio, lounge with coworking space, shared garden and pet spa, plus a landscaped 28th-floor roof terrace with views of the Empire State Building, the Flatiron Building and One World Trade Center.
What subway is near Loggia NoMad?
The R and W at 28th Street and Broadway and the 1 at 28th Street and Seventh Avenue are a short walk away. 34th Street–Herald Square, with the B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, W and PATH, is about four blocks north.
Can I use my own broker to buy at Loggia NoMad?
Yes. Buyers can bring their own broker to a new development, and having someone on your side helps with pricing, unit selection and the offering plan. Contact Darrell Williams to set up a private appointment.
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