One of the largest areas in Manhattan, the Midtown West area is home to many storied landmarks - from prestigious hotels to world-class shopping on Fifth Avenue, iconic restaurants, Broadway theaters and some of the city's most expensive real estate.
Both a quiet residential enclave and an international hub, the Turtle Bay/United Nations area features a mix of 19th-century brownstones and sleek modern high-rises.
Once home to financier JP Morgan, Murray Hill offers a sedate yet upscale lifestyle, with a mix of brownstone buildings and high-rise towers. The neighborhood features many mom-and-pop restaurants and bars, and is a popular after-work destination.
The heart of the city, Midtown East has all the requisite ingredients of a premier residential neighborhood: luxury buildings, historic landmarks, world-class shops, fine-dining restaurants and access to public transportation.
Common Charges 101 + Discounted NYC Condos with Low Carrying Costs
Saving up for a New York City apartment is a lofty goal—CityRealty listings show that the median asking price of a Manhattan condo is $2.375M—and the down payment is just the beginning. Even if a person is lucky enough to buy their new condo outright and avoid some surprise charges, they must sti... Friday, May 3, 2024
Active Amenities: NYC buildings with sports courts and niche athletic offerings
About halfway through spring 2024, it is an exciting time for New York sports fans. In a thrilling victory, the New York Knicks just defeated the Philadelphia 76ers to advance to the Eastern Conference semifinals of the NBA playoffs. On the hockey front, the New York Rangers will play in the seco... Friday, May 3, 2024
NYC buildings with tennis courts to unleash your inner Sinner
Racquet sports have surged in popularity in New York City since the pandemic, with new padel, pickleball, and squash courts opening each season. The city hosts the grand U.S. Open every September at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens, a major tennis tournament that claims to be the highest-gr... Thursday, May 2, 2024
Beekman/Sutton PlaceOne of New York's smallest and most exclusive enclaves, the Beekman/Sutton Place area is a peaceful oasis amid the hustle and bustle of midtown. Home to three public parks, along with restaurants a...
Midtown EastThe heart of the city, Midtown East has all the requisite ingredients of a premier residential neighborhood: luxury buildings, historic landmarks, world-class shops, fine-dining restaurants and acc...
Murray HillOnce home to financier JP Morgan, Murray Hill offers a sedate yet upscale lifestyle, with a mix of brownstone buildings and high-rise towers. The neighborhood features many mom-and-pop restaurants ...
Turtle Bay/United NationsBoth a quiet residential enclave and an international hub, the Turtle Bay/United Nations area features a mix of 19th-century brownstones and sleek modern high-rises.
Midtown WestOne of the largest areas in Manhattan, the Midtown West area is home to many storied landmarks - from prestigious hotels to world-class shopping on Fifth Avenue, iconic restaurants, Broadway theate...
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