Brodsky Organization
Founded by Nathan Brodsky in 1947, The Brodsky Organization is a multi-generational, Manhattan-based developer and manager of residential and commercial real estate. It focuses on luxury apartment rentals, as well as condominium and co-op properties, and has built a portfolio of more than 10,000 units in dozens of buildings across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Its residential properties range from renovated prewar doorman high-rises and historic brownstones to modern glass towers, often featuring in-unit washers and dryers, granite kitchens, and shared amenities such as fitness centers, rooftop terraces, and concierge service. The company emphasizes attentive on-site management and maintains consistently high service standards for residents.
Brodsky’s broader portfolio also includes significant retail and office space and active development projects. For example, City Tower at 10 City Point in Downtown Brooklyn is a modern LEED Silver–certified glass tower designed by COOKFOX. It offers residences with panoramic city views and more than 23,000 square feet of combined indoor and outdoor amenities, and it sits above the City Point retail center adjacent to a major transit hub. Projects like City Tower reflect Brodsky’s emphasis on thoughtful design and amenity-rich living. The firm positions its properties as community-oriented residences with attentive on-site management, aiming to offer renters a comfortable and convenient urban lifestyle.
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47
Rental Buildings
Under Management -
33
Active Listings
For Rent $3,100 - $13,700
Locations
Available Apartments
Rental Buildings
Managed by Brodsky Organization
75 West End Avenue
The Concerto
Lincoln Center
South Pierre
Broadway Corridor
Enclave At The Cathedral
Morningside Heights
City Tower
Downtown Brooklyn
The Croydon
Carnegie Hill
West Pierre
Broadway Corridor
The Carteret
Chelsea
400 Bleecker Street
West Village
19-21 Grove Street
West Village
499 President Street
Gowanus
Recent Rental News & Offers
What People Are Saying
About Brodsky Organization and Their Properties
West End Towers, 75 West End Avenue
This "no-fee" West Side high-rise offers "spacious apartments" with "breathtaking Hudson River views" from higher floors, though you'll need to "factor in the walk" to nearby subways. Residents praise the "friendly doormen," "convenient" free shuttle to Columbus Circle, and "well-equipped" NYSC gym with pool. The "prime location" near Lincoln Center and Riverside Park plus "reasonable rents" make it an "attractive option," though some note "dated finishes" in common areas. A "pet-friendly" environment and "responsive maintenance" add to the appeal, while the building's recent elevator renovation has addressed previous concerns. "Perfect for those seeking value" in a "full-service building" on the Upper West Side.
South Park Tower, 124 West 60th Street
This "mixed-bag" high-rise offers "breathtaking views" from many units, including vistas of "downtown, the Hudson River and Statue of Liberty." The "prime location" near Central Park and Whole Foods draws residents to "well-insulated" apartments featuring "nice appliances" and some with "coveted balconies." While the "friendly daytime doormen" and "responsive maintenance" earn praise, the "dated gym facilities" and "temperamental elevators" are common gripes. The "spectacular rooftop views" are a highlight, though amenities come at a "premium price." Insiders note the building is "quiet between units" with "plenty of natural light," but warn about "slow elevators during rush hour."
420 West 42nd Street
This Hell's Kitchen high-rise offers "spacious" apartments with "great views" and "abundant natural light" in a "supremely convenient" location near multiple transit options. The "well-equipped" building features a "recently renovated gym," sundeck, and 24-hour doorman service, while the "competitive pricing" makes it a "good value" for Manhattan luxury rentals. While the "bustling" midtown location means "tourist crowds" and "street noise," residents praise the "easy access" to Hell's Kitchen's restaurant scene along 9th Avenue. The building delivers "basic luxury amenities" in a "transit-friendly" location, though some note "thin walls" and varying opinions on maintenance.
The Carteret, 208 West 23rd Street
This "prime corner" residence offers "convenient city living" with its "steps-away subway access" and full-service amenities including "attentive doormen," "reliable maintenance," and "efficient package handling." Building perks feature "in-house laundry," "pet-friendly policies," and a "modern intercom system," making it a "well-equipped" choice for Manhattan living.
1 Columbus Place
This "prime Columbus Circle location" offers "spectacular city views" from its higher floors and puts residents "steps from Central Park and cultural attractions." While the "friendly doormen" and "responsive maintenance staff" earn praise, this "aging high-rise" presents a "mixed bag" - some units sport "renovated finishes," though common areas can feel "dated." "Dog-friendly atmosphere" and "quick-response maintenance" are highlights, but "elevator issues" and "construction noise" test residents' patience. Best for those prioritizing "location over luxury" who appreciate being "central to everything" while tolerating big-building quirks.
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