140 East 28th Owners Corp.

140 East 28th Owners Corp. is a 13-story, 52-unit prewar cooperative completed in 1931 by developers Bing & Bing with Emery Roth’s architectural imprint. The building's exterior and recently refreshed public spaces recall Art Deco and classic prewar detailing. Units are primarily studios and one-bedrooms; interiors commonly feature high beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, working wood-burning fireplaces, generous closet storage and windowed kitchens. Shared services and spaces reflect full-service co-op living: a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, renovated lobby and elevators, laundry room, bike room (wait list) and deeded storage. A landscaped, furnished roof deck provides panoramic city views and private outdoor respite; some apartments include private terraces and solariums. Practical conveniences include on-site porter/handyman service and organized building storage systems. The co-op has flexible ownership policies by board approval—pets, pied-a-terres, guarantors, co-purchases and up to 75% financing are permitted in many cases—supporting varied buyer profiles. Located on a tree-lined, one-way block between Lexington and Third Avenue, the building sits at the crossroads of Gramercy, Flatiron, NoMad and Kips Bay, steps from Madison Square Park, transit (6/N/R/W), grocery options and a dense restaurant and retail scene.