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The bar for amenities will continue to rise in 2025 as developers work to transform the luxury residential experience.

Building on the trend of dedicated areas for repose, premium developments are transforming outdoor areas into multifunctional sanctuaries that blend entertainment with serenity.At the Henry on Manhattan’s Upper West Side ($5.385 million and up for current listings), a 2,000-square-foot yard reimagines formal English garden traditions, while a 5,650-square-foot rooftop terrace features a bocce court, fire pit and outdoor kitchen.“The spaces were designed with the modern buyer in mind and function as a true extension of the home, whether for socializing or relaxing in a quieter, more serene environment,” said Miki Naftali, the chairman and CEO of Naftali Group.