Real estate developer XIN Development Group International, Inc. (XDGI) has announced 25 Days of Bloom on Forty Fifth, a promotion to celebrate its parent company’s, Xinyuan Real Estate Co., Ltd. (Xinyuan), 25th anniversary this May. Bloom on Forty Fifth, XDGI’s newest development located in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood of New York City, is a modernist-inspired eight-story building, which features 92 condominium residencescomprised of studio to four-bedroom homes. Residents began move-ins at Bloom earlier this year and over 20 percent of units have already been sold.
The 25 Days of Bloom on Forty Fifth will take place during the first 25 days of May. During this time, buyers that sign a contract at Bloom on Forty Fifth are eligible for one of the following incentives:
- 25 months of common charges, credited at closing;
- $25,000 closing credit; or
- $25,000 of furnishing credit
In addition, the first 50 brokers that bring in a prospective buyer to tour the property will be eligible to win a one-time $25 American Express gift card.
“We’re excited to offer this promotion at our beautiful new property as we celebrate 25 years of success at Xinyuan and look forward to another record-breaking year of growth,” said Jared Simon, XDGI’s Chief Executive Officer of International Real Estate. “Bloom is such a high-quality product located in a great neighborhood, and we have already received such positive feedback from our new residents.”
Since it was established 25 years ago, Xinyuan and its subsidiaries have completed over 100 real estate projects in China, along with boutique projects in New York, Los Angeles, London and Malaysia. The developer has ranked among the top 100 Chinese real estate businesses for 16 consecutive years. 2021 was a record year for the developer with 12 projects delivered, and 2022 promises to again break records with 14 projects expected to be delivered.
Bloom on Forty Fifth is XDGI’s latest property to come to market in New York City. Designed by the award-winning Marvel Architects, Bloom brings a natural and contextual aesthetic to the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood, one of the most vibrant neighborhoods on Manhattan’s burgeoning West Side. Surrounded by low-rise buildings, Bloom connects residents to nature through a beautifully landscaped 8,000 square foot park-like elevated courtyard set between the north and south residential towers. The open-air courtyard features a variety of plants and full-size trees, including three honey locust trees, and seating areas culminating in an idyllic setting for entertaining or private relaxation. The courtyard also features skylights that shed an abundance of natural light into the lobby.
The building’s 24-hour attended lobby features a residents’ lounge with a lush green wall, continuing the visual connection of nature throughout the building, a fireplace and floor-to-ceiling glass walls that open and close to adapt the space for different uses, such as entertaining or co-working. The lobby level also includes an elite fitness center, outfitted with cardio and strength training equipment to support residents’ health and wellness. The building additionally features two common rooftops with seating areas and outdoor kitchens
