NoMad Condos with Private Outdoor Space: Inside Loggia NoMad
In a Manhattan apartment, outdoor space can change the rhythm of an ordinary day: a place for coffee before work, an open-air seat beside the living room, or room to pause above the street. At Loggia NoMad, that space is central to the residential design. The project website says every home extends onto its own private loggia.
Located at 842 Sixth Avenue, the condominium combines one- and two-bedroom residences with four floors of planned wellness and lifestyle amenities. Its public presentation is rooted in light, air and the nearby Flower District, with outdoor rooms carried through the architecture rather than reserved for a handful of penthouses.
Presales have commenced, according to the official website as reviewed on November 4, 2026. New York YIMBY’s October 30 construction report anticipates completion in spring 2027; occupancy has not yet been confirmed.
Loggia NoMad exterior rendering at 842 Sixth Avenue. Design: Isaac & Stern Architects. Published by New York YIMBY, October 30, 2026. Rendering, not a completed-building photograph.
01 / Loggia NoMad at a Glance
Item | Public project information |
Address | 842 Sixth Avenue, NoMad, Manhattan |
Ownership and homes | Condominium; 94 homes reported by New York YIMBY |
Residence range | One and two bedrooms on the current official website |
Development / architecture | Pro H Group and VARA Holdings / Isaac & Stern Architects, as reported by New York YIMBY |
Exclusive sales and marketing | Brown Harris Stevens Development Marketing |
Outdoor space | A private loggia for every residence, according to the project website |
Current stage | Presales announced; construction completion anticipated in spring 2027, not confirmed occupancy |
02 / NoMad and the Flower District
The Sixth Avenue address places Loggia NoMad alongside the historic Flower District, where the project’s emphasis on greenery has a clear neighborhood reference. The official presentation pairs that setting with access to NoMad’s restaurants, shops, cultural destinations and evening activity.
For someone who wants an active Manhattan base, the attraction is the relationship between that urban setting and a home with its own outdoor retreat. A loggia does not remove the city from the experience; it gives the residence another way to engage with it.
03 / Architecture Shaped by Outdoor Rooms
A loggia is a covered outdoor space integrated into a building’s form. Here, repeated openings give the tower depth and establish a visible rhythm across the facade. The published rendering shows how those recesses and curved details sit above a lower street-facing portion with a more intimate scale.
For a resident, the practical difference lies in how that outdoor area connects to the interior. Rather than treating it as an occasional destination elsewhere in the building, the design makes it part of the home’s everyday sequence.
04 / Arrival at Sixth Avenue
Entrance rendering from the Loggia NoMad official website. Illustrative design, subject to the offering plan.
The official entrance rendering introduces warm metal tones, glazed doors and a sheltered arrival beneath the building facade. The visual language is consistent with the project’s wider emphasis on a softer transition between the street, the building and the residence.
Published project coverage also describes planned doorman service and a live-in superintendent. Service arrangements should be confirmed in the current offering materials before purchase.
05 / Residences: Living Inside and Out
Living and dining room rendering, courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens via New York YIMBY. Furnishings and styling are illustrative and are not included in the offering.
In the published living-room rendering, the dining area, seating and outdoor space read as connected parts of one composition. Pale surfaces, wood tones and broad glazing give the interior a light visual character, while the loggia adds another layer of depth beyond the windows.
The official residence range is one and two bedrooms. October 30 coverage also describes one-bedroom homes with a home office and two upper-level penthouses with private roof terraces. Exact room dimensions, outdoor areas and configurations depend on the individual residence; a staged image does not establish a floor plan.
A closer look at the loggias
Private loggia with seating and city outlook. Detail of a furnished loggia and planting. Covered loggia with an outdoor dining setting.
Loggia photographs courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens, published by New York YIMBY. These views illustrate selected spaces and styling, not the outlook or furniture package of every home.
The photographs show how a covered outdoor area can accommodate seating, a small table and planting. Its usefulness will depend on the depth, orientation and access of the selected layout. Views can vary by floor and may change with future nearby construction.
Kitchens and bathrooms
A complete kitchen-and-bath finish schedule has not yet been published on the project website. Appliance, cabinetry, stone and fixture specifications will be detailed in the individual residence documents.
06 / Four Floors of Planned Amenities
Fitness and recreation
The current official website describes four floors of amenities, including a fitness center and a virtual sports studio. Together, these spaces bring exercise and recreation into the building’s daily routine, complementing the outdoor space within each home.
Work and shared living
A lounge with dedicated coworking spaces is also listed. For residents whose workday includes time at home, a shared workspace can provide a change of setting without turning the living room into the only place to work.
A landscaped rooftop
Rooftop terrace rendering, courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens via New York YIMBY. The proposed landscaping, furnishings and views are illustrative.
The official site places the landscaped roof terrace on the 28th floor, with intimate seating areas and views toward the Empire State Building, the Flatiron Building and One World Trade Center. The published rendering presents a shared outdoor setting for sitting, conversation and a broader view of the city.
Amenities are planned and have not been confirmed open. Final delivery and operating arrangements are governed by the offering documents.
07 / Prices, Floor Plans and Presales
Information | What is publicly available |
Presales | The official website states that presales have commenced; a precise first-launch date is not stated |
Reported price range | CityRealty’s October 1, 2026 roundup listed $1.1 million–$4.35 million; historical project-level reporting |
Current purchasable starting price | Not verified from a publicly priced, available sponsor unit |
Floor plans and monthly costs | No complete public residence-specific plan and carrying-cost schedule verified in this review |
The reported price range is context, not a current availability list. It does not establish that a home at the lowest figure remains available, or assign a particular price to a bedroom count. A useful comparison should pair the current asking price with the same unit’s interior area, outdoor area, common charges and real estate taxes.
08 / What Makes Loggia NoMad Worth Following
The defining idea is easy to understand: a private outdoor room forms part of each residence, while shared facilities support exercise, work and time above the city. For buyers comparing NoMad condominiums, the most useful next step is to see how that idea works in a specific layout—particularly the connection between living space and loggia.
For a different approach to intimate condominium living nearby in Flatiron, read ACRE’s London Clay Townhouse profile
Public sources, reviewed November 4, 2026: Loggia NoMad official website · New York YIMBY, October 30, 2026 · CityRealty, October 1, 2026
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