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Abington Properties

Abington Properties is a family-owned residential property management and development company based in Manhattan. For more than fifty years it has grown from a small local investor into one of Manhattan’s larger rental landlords. Headquartered at 950 Third Avenue in Midtown East, Abington oversees dozens of apartment buildings across prime neighborhoods including Tribeca, SoHo, Nolita, Gramercy Park, Hell’s Kitchen and the Upper East Side. Its apartments are leased with no broker fee and often feature hardwood floors, high ceilings and updated kitchens. Common amenities include elevators, on-site laundry and either full-time doormen or virtual doorman systems for security and convenience.

One example of Abington’s portfolio is Park 23 at 295 Park Avenue South, a Flatiron–Gramercy luxury building with 24-hour doorman service and renovated units featuring oak floors and new kitchens. Across its holdings, Abington stresses a tenant-focused, family-run ethos. The company emphasizes personal service and diligent maintenance: residents commonly praise the professional, responsive staff and well-kept common areas. This hands-on, multigenerational approach underscores Abington’s commitment to providing reliable, amenity-rich rental housing in New York City.

  • 22 Rental Buildings
    Under Management

Locations

Lenox Hill Park/Fifth Ave. to 79th St. Yorkville Midtown East Midtown West Murray Hill Flatiron/Union Square Gramercy Park Greenwich Village Lower East Side NoLiTa/Little Italy Tribeca

Rental Buildings

Managed by Abington Properties

What People Are Saying

About Abington Properties and Their Properties

230 East 30th Street This "well-maintained" residential building offers "recently renovated" units with "modern kitchens and bathrooms," though apartments tend to "run small" with some converted layouts. The "attentive super" provides "quick maintenance response," while the "meticulously clean" common areas earn consistent praise. Sound-conscious residents note the "less than optimal soundproofing," making this better suited for those who "don't mind close quarters." Management service described as "hit or miss," though building upkeep remains "reliably good." 50 Prince Street This "prime SoHo location" draws residents seeking the "heart of New York living" with its "convenient" setting near restaurants and shopping. While the building offers "warm winter apartments" and "quiet inside-facing units," reviewers note "maintenance challenges" and "management inflexibility" that require "patient tenants." The mix of "court professionals and students" creates a "diverse resident base" in this "no-frills" property where the "location is the star." 12 East 22nd Street This "converted office gem" in the "heart of Flatiron" offers "convenient living" with its "well-maintained" elevator service and live-in super. Located at a "transit sweet spot" with multiple subway lines just steps away, the building sits amid a "vibrant urban scene" featuring everything from "casual to upscale dining." The "prime location" provides easy access to Union Square's "cultural offerings," while the "retail-rich" 6th Avenue corridor and "serene" Madison Square Park add to the area's appeal. Building amenities are "basic but efficient" with basement laundry and a "classic tile lobby." 10 Jones Street This "classic Village walk-up" offers "spacious layouts" and "excellent value" in a "prime downtown location" with "unbeatable access" to multiple subway lines. Recent renovations have brought "beautiful new kitchens" and "updated bathrooms" to many units, while the "completely redone lobby" adds polish to this no-frills building. While some cite "maintenance responsiveness" as "variable," others praise the "clean, well-maintained" premises and appreciate the "great bang for your buck" in one of Manhattan's most sought-after neighborhoods. "Excellent closet space" and "practical amenities" like on-site laundry make this a solid choice for those seeking "authentic Village living" without "white-glove excess."