Madison Avenue
The Carlyle
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.
- Rosewood
- 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.
- 187
- 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.
- 1970
- When the residences were handed over to buyers.
- No opened page states a handover date for the co-operative apartments; the building opened in the 1920s.
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What the brand does · Master plan · Residence types · 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.
- Rosewood Hotel Group
- 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.
- not recorded
- The practice or individual who designed the building.
- Bien & Princedesigned the building, opened 1930
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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 Carlyle was converted into a co-operative in 1970 holding both resident-owned apartments and transient hotel units. The January 2001 sale of the hotel units to Maritz, Wolff & Co. placed the hotel under Rosewood management. The property trades today as The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel.
Sources
www.rosewoodhotels.com/en/the-carlyle-new-york
Brand's own property page for the hotelAccessed 7 Aug 2026
www.hospitalitynet.org/news/4006781.html
4 Jan 20012001 sale of hotel units; 1970 co-operative conversionAccessed 7 Aug 2026
www.cityrealty.com/nyc/park-fifth-ave-79th-st/the-ca…
Architect, conversion year, apartment count, listingsAccessed 7 Aug 2026