S. Lawrence Davis, Principal of Archer 1 LLC – along with exclusive marketing and leasing agent, Corcoran New Development – are pleased to announce the marketing launch of ONE ARCHER. Located at 92-27 160th street in booming Downtown Jamaica, Queens, the 23-story residential tower soars over the intersection of Archer Avenue and 160th Street. It will be home to 315 rental apartments, including 95 units which are reserved as affordable housing. Move-ins are expected to begin later this year.
With architecture by the noted Hill West Architects, the building’s masonry and glass façade is a distinctive addition to the neighborhood’s growing skyline. The tower’s base will include 22,000 square feet of retail space as well as access to a 178 attended parking garage. Tenants and their guests will arrive to a stunning double height lobby with custom local art work and will be greeted by a convenient package concierge.
Designed by Whitehall Interiors, One Archer will offer a 23,000 square foot comprehensive indoor and outdoor amenity program which will provide dedicated areas for residents to entertain, exercise, or unwind. A state-of-the-art fitness center and private residents’ party room will also be provided.
A fully-landscaped roof deck will boast spectacular panoramic views that will stretch from the Rockaways across to the Midtown Manhattan skyline to the west. At the building’s 23rd level, a full floor penthouse amenity space will be configured with multiple lounge areas and serve as an ideal place to relax, work, party and take in the views – in all seasons.
One Archer has unparalleled access to the entire New York metropolitan region and beyond. The E, J and Z subway lines, the Long Island Railroad, and the Air Train to JFK Airport can all be found at the nearby Jamaica Station transportation hub, as well as 11 NYC Transit bus lines. The property is also within close proximity to the Grand Central Parkway and the Long Island and Van Wyck Expressways.
The local community offers a myriad of shopping, dining, and recreational opportunities. The Queens County courthouse and Jamaica Performing Arts Center are also just a few blocks away.
