Carlyle Property Management
Carlyle Property Management traces its roots to 1946, when Irving Dimson and relatives founded the original firm in New York City. Headquartered in Manhattan, the company specializes in full-service management of luxury rental apartments, focusing on mid- and high-rise urban residences. Its portfolio includes dozens of buildings spanning neighborhoods from Greenwich Village to Murray Hill and the Upper East Side. These properties offer modern conveniences such as 24-hour doorman service, on-site laundry and fitness centers, and updated apartments with features like dishwashers, enhancing the city living experience.
In addition to its New York rentals, Carlyle has managed commercial and hospitality projects along the East Coast, including converting Philadelphia’s Rittenhouse Regency into a Sheraton hotel and overseeing Boston’s Harbor Towers. A notable Manhattan property is Carlton Towers at 200 East 64th Street on the Upper East Side. This luxury high-rise offers residents 24-hour doormen, a fitness center, on-site laundry and parking. Carlyle emphasizes a client-focused, full-service management approach with responsive maintenance and attentive on-site staff to maintain building quality and resident satisfaction.
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Active Listings
For Rent $4,650 - $4,650
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Rental Buildings
Managed by Carlyle Property Management
245 East 63rd Street
200 East 64th Street
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What People Are Saying
About Carlyle Property Management and Their Properties
The Wellesley, 200 East 72nd Street
This "full-service" Upper East Side building offers a "prime location" near the Second Avenue subway and numerous "bars and cafes." While the "friendly doormen" and "well-maintained lobby" earn consistent praise, the building presents a mixed bag with "variable maintenance response times" and "occasional elevator issues." The building features standard amenities including laundry facilities and 24-hour door staff, though recent tenants note it "falls short of luxury expectations." Best suited for those prioritizing location and basic services over high-end amenities.
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