Home to the world's largest performing arts complex, the Lincoln Center neighborhood is a bustling residential neighborhood. In addition to draws such as the Metropolitan Opera and the New York City Ballet, the Lincoln Center area features a strong retail corridor.
A bustling residential neighborhood teeming with shops, restaurants, supermarkets and cultural institutions, the Broadway Corridor represents the best of New York, where people of all ages, cultures and socio-economic statuses converge.
Central Park West is home to the city's most impressive cluster of pre-war residential
buildings, designed by architectural masters such as Emery Roth. With Central Park as
a front yard, the stunning thoroughfare is one of the most prestigious neighborhoods in
New York.
Morningside Heights is home to the city's premier academic and religious institutions.
With an array of casual restaurants and bars, as well as ample parks, Morningside
Heights offers a peaceful yet vibrant lifestyle.
From stately pre-war apartment buildings in the north to sleek high-rise condominiums in the south, Riverside Drive / West End Avenue is a unique neighborhood that caters to people of all tastes and lifestyles.
As Knicks and Rangers surge, see NYC buildings with sports courts and rich 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
What is a pied-a-terre? See beautifully renovated examples in the heart of NYC
What do TV actors, empty nesters in the tristate area, domestic and international business executives, and international investors have in common? They are the most likely to be in the market for a second home, or pied-a-terre, in New York City. People who need or want to be in New York on a regu... Thursday, May 2, 2024
Broadway CorridorA bustling residential neighborhood teeming with shops, restaurants, supermarkets and cultural institutions, the Broadway Corridor represents the best of New York, where people of all ages, culture...
Central Park WestCentral Park West is home to the city's most impressive cluster of pre-war residential
buildings, designed by architectural masters such as Emery Roth. With Central Park as
a front yard, the st...
Lincoln CenterHome to the world's largest performing arts complex, the Lincoln Center neighborhood is a bustling residential neighborhood. In addition to draws such as the Metropolitan Opera and the New York Cit...
Morningside HeightsMorningside Heights is home to the city's premier academic and religious institutions.
With an array of casual restaurants and bars, as well as ample parks, Morningside
Heights offers a peacefu...
Riverside Dr./West End Ave.From stately pre-war apartment buildings in the north to sleek high-rise condominiums in the south, Riverside Drive / West End Avenue is a unique neighborhood that caters to people of all tastes an...
6sqft delivers the latest on real estate, architecture, and design, straight from New York City.
Like us on Facebook to keep up with the trends and 
