Glass Farmhouse

448 W 37th Street, Hudson Yards, , Manhattan, NY 10018

Farther west than most would previously think to go, massive redevelopment stimulated the construction of many residential and commercial properties. Where once there was nothing, Hudson Yards has sprung. Well, not strictly nothing, but how often would the average person need to travel several avenues to the Javits Center or the rail yard? From high-rises off the western shore of Manhattan, one can gaze across the entire city (and even some of New Jersey). This literally elevated perspective attracts residences, corporate headquarters, and hotels to plant their flag in the neighborhood. The 34th Street-Hudson Yards subway station entirely disrupts the notion that this city section is isolated. 7 Train service can link you to a multitude of lines at Times Square, Fifth Avenue, and Grand Central — or it can take you all the way into Queens.