Sora Pool Club In Presidential City To Open Next Wednesday

Progress continues on the $100M resurrection of the Presidential City apartments, and exactly a week from today Post Brothers will unveil PC's true centerpiece: Sora Pool Club. The five-acre amenity center officially opens with a pool party next Wednesday, May 11, from 5-8pm.

The Southeast Asian-inspired pool club features waterside cabanas, a rooftop lounge and three separate pools—an Olympic-sized lap pool, a lounge pool and a family-oriented activity pool. With spa services, a dry sauna, a co-ed steam room and tanning booths, the space shouldn’t leave users feel wanting for ways to unwind.

If you’re looking for outdoor activities, Presidential City also has an outdoor kitchen area, a fire pit lounge, a yoga lawn, bocce ball courts and sports courts. Fitness fanatics should feel right at home in the cardio fitness room, weight training room and group fitness/cycling studio that hosts free Post Fit classes daily.

For more details about the party take a look at the invitation here, and to learn more about our Bisnow sponsor, click here.

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