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ew York City's elite social clubs are evolving, shifting from traditional private spaces to luxury residences that offer curated experiences. This new model prioritizes values like creativity, connectivity, and diversity, redefining what it means to belong in the city.

    Historically, exclusive clubs were defined by high membership fees, but now referral-only policies have become a more significant barrier to entry. In this emerging landscape, events are centered around keynote speakers, fostering thoughtful connections among neighbors and guests. These gatherings often take place in beautifully designed common areas, with Lifestyle Managers handling every detail from catering to cleanup.

    The luxury residence club model is gaining traction in New York City's rarefied towers, where exclusivity is meticulously curated for the 1 percent who expect nothing less. This bespoke amenity offers a new kind of luxury: the freedom to unplug and connect with like-minded individuals without leaving your home or your rich friend's.

    In this city where even privacy has a price tag, luxury buildings are now curating exclusivity itself – a service that can be replicated in other global cities like London, Paris, Shanghai, and Milan. The 1 percent know what they're looking for: exclusivity, discretion, high barriers to entry, and often a referral-only policy. That's how they filter for "their people."