Confidential offering · Manhattan · Meatpacking District

For sale

Gansevoort
Meatpacking NYC

$230,000,000

Trophy boutique hotel at 18 Ninth Avenue (West 13th Street) — ~186 keys, heated rooftop pool, full-service F&B, and a corner presence in one of downtown Manhattan’s highest-barrier hospitality districts.

Asking price
$230M
Keys
~186
Address
18 Ninth Ave
Borough
Manhattan

FOR SALE · $230,000,000

18 Ninth Avenue at West 13th Street · New York, NY 10014

Presented by DOTS Construction

Offering summary

Asset overview for underwriting.

Asking price $230,000,000 All-cash or institutional financing · subject to diligence
Implied / key ~$1.24M Based on ~186 keys · orientation only
Asset type Boutique hotel Full-service · lifestyle / luxury positioning
Year built / reno 2004 / ~2021 Major multi-year renovation reported ~$40M

Gansevoort Meatpacking is a recognized downtown Manhattan hotel platform in the Meatpacking District — the neighborhood defined by cobblestone streets, adaptive-reuse warehouses, fashion retail, destination dining, and the southern terminus of the High Line.

Publicly reported property characteristics include approximately 186 guest rooms (including suites and a signature penthouse), a 45-foot heated rooftop pool, rooftop bar/lounge with skyline views, ground-floor dining, fitness facilities, and a corner frontage at Ninth Avenue and West 13th Street.

  • Prime Meatpacking / Far West Village location — supply constrained for new hotels
  • ~186 keys including suites and penthouse inventory
  • Year-round heated rooftop pool + lounge (signature demand driver)
  • Multiple F&B / activation venues beyond pure rooms revenue
  • Walking access to High Line, Chelsea Market, Whitney Museum, Hudson River Park
PropertyGansevoort Meatpacking NYC
Asking price$230,000,000
Address18 Ninth Avenue, New York, NY 10014
NeighborhoodMeatpacking District, Manhattan
Block / frontageNinth Ave & West 13th Street (corner)
Guest rooms~186 rooms & suites
Signature amenity45-ft heated rooftop pool + bar
StatusFor sale · confidential process

Location analysis

18 Ninth Avenue
Meatpacking District

Lower Manhattan’s lifestyle core: cobblestone industrial fabric, the High Line, Hudson River waterfront, and walkable access to Chelsea, West Village, and Hudson Yards.

  • High Line (Gansevoort end)~2 min walk
  • Chelsea Market~5 min walk
  • Whitney Museum~4 min walk
  • Hudson River Park / Little Island~8–10 min walk
  • 14th St–8th Ave (A/C/E/L)~4 min walk
  • Hudson Yards~20–25 min walk / short transit

18 Ninth Avenue · New York, NY 10014 · Manhattan

Walkability & access

Walker’s Paradise location.

Meatpacking / West 13th is among Manhattan’s most walkable hospitality nodes. Scores below are neighborhood-level orientation (Walk Score methodology: 90–100 = Walker’s Paradise / Rider’s Paradise).

98

Walk Score

Walker’s Paradise — daily errands do not require a car. Fashion, dining, groceries, and culture are all on foot.

100

Transit Score

Rider’s Paradise — A/C/E/L at 14th St–8th Ave, PATH and multiple bus corridors within a short walk.

90+

Bike Score

Very bikeable — Hudson River Greenway, protected lanes, and Citi Bike density across the far West Side.

Airport access

LGA ~7–8 mi · EWR ~14 mi · JFK ~18 mi. Private car, rideshare, and transit combinations serve corporate and leisure demand.

Demand drivers (walk shed)

High Line tourism, Whitney / gallery circuit, Chelsea Market F&B, fashion retail, tech/media offices, Hudson Yards spillover, West Village dining.

Car dependence

Minimal for guests and staff. On-site / nearby parking is a premium amenity, not a requirement for occupancy.

Neighborhood context

Meatpacking, High Line & the far West Side.

Photography below is real Manhattan / far West Side neighborhood imagery (High Line corridor, Hudson waterfront, midtown-to-downtown skyline context) selected to match the asset’s trade area — not tropical or generic “any city” resort stock.

Manhattan skyline at dusk
Manhattan skyline Downtown / midtown density that underpins leisure ADR and corporate transient demand.
Elevated park path with city views similar to the High Line
Elevated park fabric High Line–style linear park amenity defining the Gansevoort / Chelsea walk shed.
New York City street with yellow taxis
Street-level Manhattan Dense, walkable block structure — retail, hospitality, and nightlife at grade.
New York waterfront skyline along the Hudson
Hudson waterfront River Park, ferries, and west-side skyline views minutes from the property.
New York City night skyline
Nighttime demand Downtown dining, nightlife, and event traffic that supports F&B and late ADR.
Empire State Building and midtown Manhattan
Midtown adjacency Easy north-south connectivity for corporate accounts and citywide tourism circuits.

Competitive set & comps

How buyers frame the trade area.

Competitive set is the nearby full-service / lifestyle hotel inventory that shares demand. Sale comps for trophy Manhattan hotels are infrequent and often off-market; figures below are for orientation and should be verified in the OM data room.

Primary competitive set (walk shed)

Property Location Positioning Distance*
Gansevoort Meatpacking (subject) 18 Ninth Ave Luxury boutique · rooftop pool
The Standard, High Line 848 Washington St Lifestyle · iconic High Line straddle ~1–3 min
The Maritime Hotel 363 W 16th St Boutique · distinctive product ~5–8 min
The High Line Hotel 180 Tenth Ave Boutique · landmarked campus ~10–12 min
Hotel Chelsea / Chelsea set W 23rd corridor Lifestyle / cultural ~15–20 min

*Walking minutes approximate from 18 Ninth Avenue. Not an appraisal.

Underwriting reference points

$/key

~$1.24M / key

Asking $230M ÷ ~186 keys. Downtown Manhattan luxury boutique trades can clear high per-key when location, brand, and cash-flow quality align — confirm against OM trailing / T-12.

Land / use

Supply constrained

New full-service hotel development in Meatpacking / far West Village faces zoning, landmark, and construction-cost friction — supporting replacement-cost narratives.

Demand

Leisure + corporate hybrid

High Line tourism, fashion weeks / showroom traffic, tech-media offices, and international leisure keep the district resilient versus pure midtown corporate hotels.

Amenity

Rooftop pool premium

Year-round heated rooftop pool is rare at this scale in Manhattan and is a durable differentiator versus Standard / Maritime competitive set.

Capital

Post-reno story

Multi-year renovation (~2021, publicly described as multi-ten million) supports a “recent capital already in” narrative for buyers modeling capex reserves.

Process

Confidential

Offered at $230,000,000. Marketing materials, rent rolls / STR, and quality of earnings available to qualified parties under NDA — not a public auction listing.

Investment thesis

Why $230M for this building.

Irreplaceable micro-location

Ninth & 13th sits at the confluence of Meatpacking retail, High Line tourism, and Hudson River lifestyle — a block buyers cannot recreate at scale.

Platform optionality

Boutique key count supports luxury branding, lifestyle operators, membership overlays, or long-term hold as a trophy hospitality asset (zoning/approvals dependent for any alternate use).

Amenity moat

Heated rooftop pool + bar with skyline views remains a hard-to-replicate Manhattan differentiator that feeds ADR, social demand, and brand heat.

Institutional packaging

Recognizable name, recent renovation capital, and a clear competitive set make lender and LP storytelling straightforward relative to unbranded inventory.

Next step

Request the confidential package.

Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC is for sale at $230,000,000. Qualified buyers and advisors receive the OM outline, NDA, and data-room access.

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