Branded ResidencesRegister

Battery Park City

The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Battery Park

Operating

The residences

The name licensed to this project and carried on the building. A brand is not a company: it holds no title, builds nothing and runs nothing.
The Ritz-Carlton
The business the brand comes from — hotel, fashion, design, automotive, restaurant, club, or a developer’s own name.
Hotel
How many separately titled homes this project sells, counting every kind it sells. Where it sells more than one kind, each is named and its own count given.
114
The kinds of home offered — villas, condos, penthouses, lots — and how they break down. Not how many, and not what interest is sold.
Condominium residences over 26 floors
The interest a buyer takes: whole ownership, a share of one residence, or a right to use it.
Whole ownership
Whether a hotel shares the site, the building is mixed-use, or it is residences only.
Hotel on site
When its residences were first released for sale.
No opened page states when the residences were first offered for sale.
When the residences were handed over to buyers.
2001
6 fields not recorded

What the brand does · Master plan · Price · Announced · Construction started · Handover projected

Not recorded is a statement about this register: no sourced value is held for these. It is never a claim that anyone withheld them.

Who is behind it

The company that runs properties under this project’s brand and sets the standards carried under it. It need not own the name — who owns it is the brand licensor.
Marriott International
The party that promotes the project and carries it through to delivery. May also hold title to part of it — being one does not make it the other.
Millennium Partners
The practice or individual who designed the building.
Handel Architects · Polshek Partnership Architects
5 fields not recorded

Building manager · Holds title to · Interior design · Main contractor · Brand licensee

Not recorded is a statement about this register: no sourced value is held for these. It is never a claim that anyone withheld them.

How this project is structuredThe residences occupy the upper 26 floors of a tower at 10 Little West Street developed by Millennium Partners and completed in 2001, above a hotel on the lower floors. Handel Architects and Polshek Partnership Architects designed the building. The Ritz-Carlton signage was removed from the hotel section in April 2018, while the residences continue to be listed under the Ritz-Carlton name with Marriott International as managing company.

Sources

handelarchitects.com/project/the-ritz-carlton-batter…
Architect's own record; client, condominium floors, completionAccessed 7 Aug 2026
www.cityrealty.com/nyc/battery-park-city/the-ritz-ca…
Residence count, hotel rooms, developer, architectsAccessed 7 Aug 2026
www.ebroadsheet.com/hostel-takeover
3 Apr 2018Removal of Ritz-Carlton signage from the hotel in 2018Accessed 7 Aug 2026
www.hospitalityonline.com/residences-rc-battery-park
Residences' current name and managing companyAccessed 7 Aug 2026

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3 open questionsabout this project

Points this record cannot yet settle, with the sources on each side. Both readings are published rather than one being chosen quietly.

Whether the Ritz-Carlton brand still stands on the building at 10 Little West Street after its removal from the hotel section.

  • The brand was removed from the building in April 2018A local report describes work crews removing the Ritz-Carlton signage from the building's exterior, with the hotel renamed the Wagner Hotel at the Battery and Highgate hired to run it for Westbrook Partners.source ↗
  • The residences still carry the nameThe residences are listed as The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Battery Park at 10 West St, with Marriott International given as managing company and all units recorded as sold.source ↗
Downtown Manhattan · Scope · open

How many condominium residences the tower at 10 Little West Street holds.

  • 114 condominium apartmentsThe building reference gives 114 condominium apartments above 311 hotel rooms in a 40-storey mixed-use tower.source ↗
  • 120-unit condominiumA 2018 local report describes the 38-storey building as divided between a hotel on the lower floors and a 120-unit condominium occupying the upper floors.source ↗
Downtown Manhattan · Source conflict · open

Whether two spellings of a New York architecture practice name one firm.

  • Handel ArchitectsThe practice's own site carries the tower at 10 Little West Street under this name, and a former owner's project page credits the same name at 246 Spring Street.source ↗
  • Gary Edward Handel + AssociatesThe building reference for 10 Little West Street credits the design to Gary Edward Handel + Associates and Polshek Partnership Architects.source ↗
Downtown Manhattan · Name clash · open