CO-OPERATIVE · UPPER WEST SIDE · BUILT 1930
145 Central Park West
The San Remo is a prewar co-op at 145–146 Central Park West on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Designed by Emery Roth and completed in 1930, it is recognizable by its twin towers. Buyers should compare each apartment’s layout and exposure, alongside building finances and current board requirements.
Sources checked for this summary. Buyer considerations are ELIKA’s editorial guidance.
WHY THIS BUILDING MATTERS
Explore The San Remo on Central Park West, with its distinctive twin towers, prewar architecture and co-operative residences.
The San Remo graces the Upper West Side skyline with its distinctive twin towers and timeless elegance. Completed in 1930 and designed by Emery Roth, this prestigious co-operative offers residences with luxurious amenities and breathtaking views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline.
Planning the numbers? You can compare owning with renting using ELIKA’s NYC Buy vs. Rent calculator, then model the longer-term ownership numbers with the True Carry Cost calculator.
The twin-towered silhouette, each tower capped by a circular colonnaded temple, set the pattern that The Beresford, The Eldorado and The Century would follow.
With its prime location, historic character and unparalleled views, The San Remo offers an exclusive and sophisticated living experience in the heart of Manhattan. NYC PLUTO lists 138 residential units on the tax lot; confirm the current apartment count with management.
REALPLUS / RLS INVENTORY
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REFERENCE FILE
Use this as a starting point. Offering documents, financial statements, current building rules and transaction records should control any purchase decision.
DAILY EXPERIENCE
What the building provides—and what those services mean for staffing, operations and monthly carry.
NYC PUBLIC RECORDS
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Source basis: The figures below are NYC public-record/tax-lot fields. ELIKA’s building-profile figures can come from architectural, offering-plan or building source material. City records use tax-lot definitions and may reflect different completion dates, floor counts, unit combinations or filing conventions. Confirm current offering documents and building records for a purchase.
City match: 145 CENTRAL PARK WEST · Borough / block / lot: 1 / 1127 / 29
The NYC landmark designation identifies this site as Manhattan block 1127, lot 29 and dates the present San Remo to 1929–1930. PLUTO reports 1890 for the same parcel; the landmark report describes an earlier hotel designed in 1890, but does not establish why that year persists in PLUTO. The profile’s 27-floor architectural count and PLUTO’s 28-floor count differ; a common counting basis has not been verified. PLUTO lists 138 residential units on the tax lot; confirm the current apartment count with management. NYC landmark designation report.
Apartment-sale history is not verified in this deed-only feed. Co-op share transfers require a separate sales source; building-level deeds are not used as apartment-sale rankings. Missing records do not mean no sales occurred.
BUYING & RENTING
Understand what to assemble before the application begins. Confirm the current package, fees and submission instructions with building management.
General preparation guidance. Requirements vary by building and transaction; request the current purchase or rental checklist from management.
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ELIKA can help you identify the applicable checklist and prepare questions for management. Submit personal financial records through the current secure application process.
Discuss your applicationTHE BLOCK AROUND IT
Explore the Upper West Side neighborhood guide
Subway | B, C at 81 St–Museum of Natural History; 1 at 79 St
Park | Central Park, the Lake and Bethesda Terrace
Culture | American Museum of Natural History, New-York Historical Society
Everyday | Zabar's, Columbus Avenue greenmarket
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145 Central Park West
