In the Press
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"Is the NYC starter condo dead?"
THE REAL DEAL | 10/30/26
Grid Group's project The Myles, at 142 West 21st Street in Chelsea, is selling homes at nearly $2,900 per square foot, with the majority of its 22 units set up as half-floor four-bedrooms. It also includes a $19 million penthouse. -
"5 Manhattan Condo Sales Launches to Know This Fall."
HAVEN LIFESTYLES | 10/27/26
The Myles stands out for the size of its homes. Eighteen of its 22 residences have four or five bedrooms, with four-bedroom homes beginning at $5.975 million. Sales launched in September.
The full-floor penthouses begin at $12.5 million and have large terraces; the top residence, priced at $19 million, includes a heated spa pool. The building also has a skylit fitness and wellness center, infrared sauna, Pilates reformer, rooftop terrace with an outdoor kitchen, private storage, and parking available for purchase. -
"The Latest Status Marker Is a 4-Bedroom Apartment."
CURBED | 10/28/26
You can see it in the Myles, the Grid Group’s 14-story boutique condo going up on West 21st Street in Chelsea, which began sales earlier this year. Eighteen of its 22 units were configured as either four- or five-bedrooms, and they’re wrapped up with quite a few nice-to-haves that you’d expect in a suburban Colonial but are rare in apartments, like proper in-unit laundry rooms and built-out pantries with extra freezer drawers. Each gets a designated home-office space; the fourth bedroom is in its own wing with an en-suite bathroom, to house live-in staff or become the kids’ romping grounds–slash–media room. -
"Fireplaces in NYC homes: The romance, reality and listings to warm up to."
CITY REALTY | 10/23/26
One new development putting a contemporary spin on the amenity is The Myles, Grid Group and BKSK Architects' boutique 22-residence condominium at 142 West 21st Street, which officially launched sales earlier this Fall with residences ranging from one- and two-bedrooms to expansive four-bedroom homes and full-floor penthouses. Every residence features a clean-burning fireplace, with bioethanol fireplaces in most homes and gas fireplaces in the penthouses. -
"Expansive new residences where Chelsea meets Flatiron."
CITY REALTY | 10/21/26
The Myles stands out for its unusually generous residences, with even the smallest home spanning 1,281 square feet. Twenty of the building's 22 residences feature private outdoor space, while the Penthouse Collection offers full-floor spreads with direct elevator access, extra-high ceilings, and private loggias and terraces. -
"Chelsea’s The Myles Nears Completion With Full-Floor Penthouses and a Private Spa Pool."
TRADED | 10/20/26
Construction is nearing completion at The Myles, a 13-story condominium building at 142 West 21st Street in Chelsea, Manhattan. Developed by Grid Group and designed by BKSK Architects, the project will deliver 22 residences across approximately 61,256 square feet. The 135-foot-tall building occupies an interior lot between Sixth and Seventh avenues. -
"The Myles Nears Completion At 142 West 21st Street in Chelsea, Manhattan"
NEW YORK YIMBY | 10.20.26
Construction is nearing completion on The Myles, a 13-story residential building at 142 West 21st Street in Chelsea, Manhattan. Designed by BKSK Architects, who also did the interiors, and developed by Grid Group, the 135-foot-tall structure will span 61,256 square feet and yield 22 condominium units with an average scope of 2,756 square feet. The project will also include a 16-vehicle parking garage. The property is located on an interior lot between Sixth and Seventh Avenues. -
"The Myles debuts in Chelsea + 10 largest new development homes on the market now."
CITY REALTY | 09.17.2026
Sales are underway at The Myles, a new boutique condominium at 142 West 21st Street. Its address at the nexus of Chelsea and the FlatironDistrict puts it in close proximity to Madison Square Park, popular Chelsea restaurants and retail, supermarkets including Trader Joe's, and the 23rdStreet F/M and 1 trains. Select residences have entered contract, and current availabilities start at $2.995 million for two-bedrooms,$5.975 million for four-bedrooms, and $12.5 million for five-bedroom penthouses. -
"The Myles launches sales at the intersection of Chelsea and Flatiron."
MARKETS OF TMW | 09.17.2026
Sales have just launched at The Myles, a 22-residence condominium fromGrid Group at 142 West 21st Street, right at the seam between Chelsea and Flatiron. Eighteen of the 22 homes hold four or five bedrooms, and thebuilding is entering a market with almost nothing to compete against:Corcoran reported zero four-bedroom resale listings in Chelsea pricedbetween $5 million and $7 million as of the second quarter of 2026. -
"The Myles Debuts 22 Custom-Scale Condominiums in Chelsea."
OFF THE MRKT | 09.17.2026
Grid Group has officially launched sales at The Myles, a new 22-residence condominium at 142 West 21st Street, bringing an intimate, custom-home sensibility to the crossroads of Chelsea and Flatiron. Designed by Grid Group in collaboration with BKSK Architects, the 14-story building is weighted toward larger homes, with 18 of its 22 residences offering four or five bedrooms. -
"New York developers are going small. Boutique buildings responsible for rising share of new deliveries."
THE REAL DEAL | 01.22.2026
Yiannes Einhorn, the managing principal of development firm Grid Group, which is behind a 22-unit condo at 142 West 21st Street called the Myles, said the attention to detail on smaller-scale projects is essentially unmatched. -
"Inside new dev’s new exclusivity game. How secrecy became an amenity for new deliveries and their wealthy buyers."
THE REAL DEAL | 01.05.2026
Corcoran’s Nicole Hechter has sold six buildings for the development firm Grid Group, all with a typical public-facing sales rollout. But for the seventh, a 22-unit boutique building called The Myles, she’s instead taking appointments at the development’s VIP sales gallery. -
"TEN expert predictions for the NYC real estate market in 2026"
At The Myles, located at the crossroads of Chelsea and Flatiron, we are entering 2026 with a clear understanding of what is driving the high end of the market: a profound shortage of new development inventory in the best locations, and a strong buyer preference for boutique, well-executed buildings with amenities.
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"These were Manhattan’s 10 priciest condo projects in 2025"
Yiannes Einhorn’s Grid Group is turning a former two-story parking garage in Chelsea into a high-end condo building at 142 West 21st Street. It bought the site for $31 million in 2021.
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"The Wealthy Keep Moving To NYC Despite Mamdani Threats"
Among theories of a looming exodus, New York’s condo brokers say they’re just as busy as ever with ultra-wealthy clients who want to live and work in the city that just elected a democratic socialist as mayor.
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"The Myles: A new classic begins sales at the edge of the Ladies’ Mile; Rare Chelsea-Flatiron condos from $2.995M"
The sought-after blocks between Madison Square and Union Square form one of the city’s most cohesive stretches of high-quality architecture and mixed-use density. The stretch between Seventh Avenue and Park Avenue South is known for its high street walls, historic loft buildings, and interesting variety of shops and restaurants.
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"First Look: The Myles Debuts Boutique Luxury in Chelsea"
OFF THE MRKT | 11.19.2025
The Myles is stepping into Chelsea with a sculpted, material-forward presence at 142 West 21st Street—a boutique condominium by Grid Group with architecture and interiors by BKSK. The 13-story project offers 22 residences that read like custom homes, with soaring ceilings, bespoke millwork in natural wood, metal, and glass, and a façade that layers glazed terracotta, brick, bronze, and stone to bridge Chelsea’s heritage with contemporary craft. -
"New Updated Rendering Reveals The Myles At 142 West 21st Street in Chelsea, Manhattan"
YIMBY | 11.17.2025
An updated rendering has been revealed for The Myles, a 13-story residential building at 142 West 21st Street in Chelsea, Manhattan. Designed by BKSK Architects and developed by Grid Group, the 135-foot-tall structure will span 61,256 square feet and yield 22 condominium units with an average scope of 2,756 square feet. -
"New York new development has a looming inventory crisis."
THE REAL DEAL | 09.29.2025
New York City’s new development market is facing a reckoning in 2026.It’s not that demand has ground to a halt. A number of new buildings launched in the last year have sold quickly and with few discounts.

