The property mixed suburban amenities with urban luxury living on a four-acre parcel, which included an Olympic-sized outdoor pool, snack bar, tennis courts, playground, and fitness center.

[1][2] Glenwood continued to expand along the York Avenue corridor of the Upper East Side with The Andover, The Brittany, The Barclay, The Caldwell, The Hamilton, The Somerset and The Stratford.

All Glenwood buildings feature high-end finishes such as marble bathrooms, filtered water systems, luxury counter tops, stainless steel appliances, auxiliary services such as laundry valet and garages, and amenities such as lap pools, fitness centers, yoga studios and children's playrooms.

Glenwood supports Asphalt Green, a nonprofit located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, which provides neighborhood adults and children with high caliber swimming and sports instruction.

Glenwood has planted more than 150,000 tulip bulbs each year in the neighborhoods that its buildings are in and donates to the Central Park Conservancy, Lincoln center, the Met, PS 158 Bayard Taylor School, and several hospitals including NYU, Mt Sinai, Weill Cornell, Lenox Hill, Sloan Kettering Memorial, and North Shore/ LIJ.