255 Hudson Street
New York
Buyers get a free membership to the Classic Car Club across the street, which allows them instant access to the clubhouse and its collection of prime cars. One-bedrooms are available for just under $1.3 million.
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High Rock Raceway
Spencer, North Carolina
Owners receive free access to the on-site racetrack for 60 days a year, membership to the raceway’s clubhouse, and climate-controlled-garage privileges. Condos start at $225,000.
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SB Manhattan
Los Angeles
This 198-unit condo in downtown L.A. has all the fixings: fitness room, rooftop pool, residents’ lounge, screening room. But its main appeal? Live East Coast in the heart of the West Coast’s capital of sun, stars, and the starstruck.
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Bama Gameday Center
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
The power of the Crimson Tide lures University of Alabama alumni to these rah-rah condominiums fully furnished in school colors; many offer an up-close view of Bryant-Denny Stadium. Owners have the option of renting out their spirit dens during the off-season.
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Pla d'Adet
Greenville, South Carolina
Named after a stop on the Tour de France, this 86-home development is the brainchild of Tour veteran George Hincapie, who envisions a community of cycling enthusiasts centered around a 36,000-square-foot training center. Pla d’Adet will feature miles of intensive courses and trails; homes start at $500,000.
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RainbowVision
Santa Fe, New Mexico
RainbowVision’s New Mexico outpost is the first retirement community to target gay and lesbian seniors; a Palm Springs development will follow suit. The 60-condo community’s amenities include a fitness center and spa as well as a cabaret. Prices start at $250,000.
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The Hide House
Milwaukee
Developers are renovating this former tannery with the needs of Milwaukee artists in mind: Each of the planned 30 to 40 condominiums will feature specially designed studios and work spaces for painters, sculptors, and other artistic types. Prices will reportedly range from $150,000 to $225,000.
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Chelsea Stratus
New York
Dog lovers are welcome at this new skyscraper, with condos starting at $1,200 per square foot. On the roof, buyers and their beloved pooches can enjoy a dog run—plus sweeping views of Gotham and beyond.
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