Vertical Construction Launches on Upper East Side Condos

Vertical Construction Launches on Upper East Side Condos
News| July 24, 2025| Paul Bubny
New York & Tri-State + Apartment Buildings

Legion Investment Group and Nahla Capital said Thursday that vertical construction is underway at 1122 Madison Ave., a new condominium development on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Designed by Studio Sofield, the 22-story residential building rises a block from Central Park and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and near the many other renowned cultural institutions that line Museum Mile. 

“The start of superstructure at 1122 Madison Ave. is an important milestone for Legion Investment Group,” said Victor Sigoura, founder and CEO. “With each slab pour, we come closer to revealing the project’s full architectural form and introducing a distinguished new landmark on the Upper East Side.”

Sales are expected to launch this fall, led by Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group and The Cathy Franklin Team at The Corcoran Group. The project’s 26 residences will begin at $10 million, and the building is slated for completion in mid-2027.

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