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Upper West Side

Worldwide Plaza

Price Range:	$450,000 - $5,000,000
Sqft:	400 - 2500
Address:	350 West 50th
City:	New York
State:	New York
Zip:	10019
Area:	Upper West Side

Full Details

Mini market report for the Worldwide Plaza as of 9/1/2011

Number of units available : 17
Number of pending sales: 8
Average asking price: 826,356
Average living area in Square Feet: 727
Average Price per square foot: $1,146
Lowest listing price: $ 419,000
Highest listing price: $ 1,799,000

Worldwide Plaza - 350 West 50th

The Residences at Worldwide Plaza is a full service condominium located within walking distance of Rockefeller Center, Central Park South, Radio City Music Hall, Time Warner Center, The Hudson River Park and all of the Broadway theaters and the magic of the "White Way."

Worldwide Plaza has a beautiful courtyard that has two restaurant/bars. During the summer there is outdoor seating with waitress service. In addition, WorldWide plaza also houses the New World Stages where at any time you could see up to six off broadway plays in a fun and entertaining atmosphere.

The Architect

The Architect of the building was Frank Williams. The Complex, both the residential portion and the commercial portion were built on the old Madison Square Garden site when it was moved downtown to it's current location on west 34th street.

The Developer

The Developer of the building was William Zeckandorf Jr. who has since built numerous other buildings, including, but not limited to 15 Central Park West.