Established as a co-op in 1985, the building was built in 1907 and opened in 1908 as the Pinehurst. At the time, apartments with western exposures had Hudson River views. But as in the rest of the growing city, new residents needed homes, so new streets were laid and more buildings erected. Today, some of our apartments have views of the George Washington Bridge, a feature that didn't exist in 1907.

    The co-operative corporation serves the interest of apartment owners to ensure the long-term stability of the the building and the business that operates it.  The corporation is run by a board of direc- tors, which oversees a property manager and a superintendent who lives in the building.

    We nurture a sense of community with parties in the lobby, a news- letter and trick-or-treating for the children at Halloween. With more than three dozen apartments, storage space and a fitness center, we're a popular destination for home buyers in Hudson Heights.

     The Pinehurst is undergoing a renovation to its façade, repairing bricks, stones and terra cotta that lasted only a century.  Part of the renovation included replacing every window in each apartment with energy-efficient windows that tilt in for easy cleaning. They come with screens, too.

     Currently three apartments are for sale in The Pinehurst.

     For information, please e-mail us or send a letter to:

The Board of Directors
447 Fort Washington Avenue, Box 68
New York, NY 10033