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Artifact develops, builds and operates apartments, suites and workspaces in Manhattan — designed to improve the neighborhoods where we operate, not rebrand them.
Artifact develops, builds and operates apartments, suites and workspaces in Harlem and Lower Manhattan — designed to improve the neighborhood, not rebrand it.
Great neighborhoods are our product. Building strong communities is our business model.
Condo-quality rental apartments near three anchor campuses. 9 buildings operating.
Legal furnished 1–3 bedroom suites with full kitchens, run like a hotel.
Affordable co-working for local entrepreneurs, non-profits and artists. Parent of The Harlem Collective.
We have been building in Hamilton Heights and Manhattanville for nearly ten years. Our pipeline of $100MM+ in qualified projects pairs local expertise with the program’s tax benefits.
Artifact develops, builds and operates housing in Manhattan — branded rentals, legal furnished suites and community workspace. Good design, careful planning and real neighborhood involvement.
Wherever we can, we take part in city, state and federal programs that add affordable housing, bring in fresh-food grocers and community facilities.
We are a vertically integrated developer and operator. We design and build every project, and our own brands lease and run what we build. One team controls cost, schedule and quality from acquisition to operation and beyond.
More than 80,000 Airbnb listings disappeared virtually overnight when New York City banned short-term rentals of entire apartments in most residential buildings. Today, these rentals are permitted only in legally authorized hotel and transient-use properties. Yet demand remains strong. Families and groups still want the space, privacy, full kitchens, and living areas that traditional hotels rarely provide.
We meet that demand by developing apartment-style accommodations in buildings legally approved for transient occupancy—delivering the experience travelers want within New York City’s regulatory framework.

Our residential buildings sit within a few blocks of each other, so they support each other. Long-time neighbors and Artifact Living residents share the same buildings, amenities and programming.

Condo-quality rentals in Harlem that combine character with professional management
From restored brownstones to new ground-up buildings in West Harlem, Artifact Living is built for professionals, faculty and uptown students
A furnished apartment with hotel legality.
More than 80,000 Airbnb listings disappeared virtually overnight when New York City banned short-term rentals of entire apartments in most residential buildings. Today, these rentals are permitted only in legally authorized hotel and transient-use properties.
Yet demand remains strong. Families and groups still want the space, privacy, full kitchens, and living areas that traditional hotels rarely provide.
We meet that demand by developing apartment-style accommodations in buildings legally approved for transient occupancy—delivering the experience travelers want within New York City’s regulatory framework.


Community co-working for creative locals.
Collective Spaces is the parent brand of The Harlem Collective, with two locations: the original, operating at 1850 Amsterdam Avenue since 2020, and 116 Edgecombe Avenue, opening in 2027. Start-ups, writers, professionals and artists rent a desk or an office or a studio. Many community groups meet here free.
10 Local Law 18-compliant furnished-suite buildings across Harlem and Lower Manhattan. One operating, eight underway, two in contract. Built by our own GC, run like a hotel.

Historic brownstones like No. 467 keep their mantels and moldings and gain hotel-grade kitchens, baths and systems.
Nos. 75 and 224 convert landmark-scale buildings into 1–3 bedroom suites. Every suite sleeps a family or group in a real living room.
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We collect contemporary painting and sculpture from artists working across Europe, Latin America and the United States — bought from galleries and studios in Madrid, Budapest, Copenhagen, London and New York. Every work hangs in one of our buildings: in lobbies, stairwells and shared rooms, for the people who live and work there.
Opportunity Zones reward long-term investment in designated census tracts. Artifact has developed in and around Harlem’s zones for nearly a decade.
Source: Economic Innovation Group · IRS FAQ. Not tax advice.

Our Manhattanville pipeline spans residential, mixed-use and co-working space. It sits beside Columbia University’s new campus — a long-running driver of neighborhood growth and rents.
We are also active in the Hamilton Heights zone. Qualified investors can put capital gains to work in socially responsible development.
A small team of developers, architects and project managers — and the partners who build with us.
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