Columbus Square (New York City)

Columbus Square in Manhattan Valley represents a modern transformation of the neighborhood skyline. Completed around 2010, this complex of five glass towers reshaped a section of Columbus Avenue between ninety-seventh and one hundredth streets that was previously known as Columbus Village. The development serves as a distinct landmark in an area otherwise defined by its nineteenth and early twentieth-century residential architecture. It remains a notable example of large-scale residential construction in Manhattan, housing hundreds of units alongside substantial retail space.