The Middletown Press released a story originally published on Realtor.com on NBA superstar Stephen Curry’s luxury condo purchase in SF. In the article, Compass Development managing director Morgan Ball references The Harrison as a standard for high-rise living in the city’s newest condos.
“Ball notes that at the Harrison, residents enjoy a seven-days-a-week concierge service that can arrange housecleaning or grocery delivery.”
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Bay Area news and entertainment publication SFGate published a story originally published on Realtor.com about Stephen Curry’s purchase of a high-rise condo in SF. In the article, Compass Development managing director Morgan Ball speaks about The Harrison as an example of luxe living in the city’s newest condos.
“In new construction, the condo market is really strong in these larger units that we’re seeing.”
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New Haven Register looks to The Harrison in reporting pro basketball player Stephen Curry’s move to San Francisco. As Curry’s residence had not yet been completed at the time of purchase, the article consulted Compass’ Morgan Ball, who used The Harrison as a point of reference for high-rise luxury.
“Condo living is also attractive to high net worth types and celebrities who won’t be staying in the building full time. ‘It’s the complete convenience of the “lock and leave” lifestyle,’ says Ball.”
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Realtor.com featured The Harrison in its coverage of NBA superstar Stephen Curry’s luxurious condo purchase in SF. As the building of Curry’s residence had not yet completed construction at the time of the article, Realtor.com consulted Compass’ Morgan Ball, who referred to The Harrison’s concierge services as a point of reference for high-rise luxury.
“Ball notes that at the Harrison, residents enjoy a seven-days-a-week concierge service that can arrange housecleaning or grocery delivery. ‘It’s akin to living in a hotel,’ he adds.”
Read the full story here.
Those of us who are members at gyms or health clubs know that the first month or two of a new year tends to be the worst time to work out. Nothing can kill an endorphin buzz like having to wait in line for every machine after you’ve already trekked to the gym. Fortunately, The Harrison residents have plenty of other options for achieving their health- and fitness-related New Year’s resolutions without stepping foot in a crowded gym. Here are some of our favorite on-site and nearby suggestions.
No commuting, no lines, no crowds, no extra fees—the benefits of having a 2,500-square-foot fitness center at home are substantial. With on-demand TVs streaming 500+ fitness programs, steam rooms in the locker rooms and a heated pool and spa, The Harrison’s fitness center is much more than your average residential gym.
Hop on your own set of wheels or grab a bike share nearby and set out for a breezy bike ride along the San Francisco Bay Trail, accessible within a few blocks of The Harrison. Weather permitting, a ride with views of the city and sea beats a spin class any day.
Another option residents have is to head to a handful of nearby parks, beaches or The Harrison’s very own reflection pool to stretch out. Whether you bring your mat for a solo practice or join a donation-based group class, outdoor yoga is a great way to improve your physical and emotional well-being.
Though it can be rented out for gatherings and events, Uncle Harry’s is a very mellow escape on its own. When you need a change of scenery and a moment of quiet, this penthouse residence lounge can be a great setting for practicing mindfulness or just chilling out—because mental health is just as important as (and has a big effect on) physical health!
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