Pan Am Equities
Pan Am Equities is a Manhattan-based real estate development and property management company, part of the Manocherian family’s portfolio. Headquartered on East 50th Street, it has over 50 years of experience as one of New York’s established residential landlords. The firm now oversees dozens of rental buildings and thousands of apartments across Manhattan, serving neighborhoods from Gramercy and Flatiron to Turtle Bay, Midtown and the Upper East Side. Its properties range from boutique mid-rise conversions to full-service high-rise towers, typically featuring 24/7 doormen and concierge, on-site fitness centers or gyms, furnished lounges or roof decks, and other resident amenities that reflect Pan Am’s focus on amenity-rich urban living.
In addition to Manhattan rentals, Pan Am’s owners have interests beyond city housing: the Manocherian family also owns the New York Health & Racquet Club chain and some suburban apartment communities. Nevertheless, rental apartments remain Pan Am’s core focus. For example, The Caroline at 60 West 23rd Street in Flatiron is a white-glove high-rise with 24/7 concierge and an on-site Life Time fitness club complete with an indoor pool and sauna; this exemplifies Pan Am’s emphasis on luxury amenities. Overall, Pan Am positions its buildings as full-service New York residences blending classic architecture with modern conveniences, aimed at renters seeking a convenient, amenity-rich urban lifestyle.
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30
Rental Buildings
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19
Active Listings
For Rent $3,200 - $11,000
Locations
Available Apartments
Rental Buildings
Managed by Pan Am Equities
60 West 23rd Street
255 West 14th Street
Chelsea
New York Plaza
Financial District
103 East 86th Street
Carnegie Hill
10 East 13th Street
Greenwich Village
27 West 16th Street
Chelsea
Falcon Towers
Turtle Bay/United Nations
80 Madison Avenue
Flatiron/Union Square
425 East 74th Street
Lenox Hill
119 East 83rd Street
Carnegie Hill
True North Soho
SoHo
Recent Rental News & Offers
What People Are Saying
About Pan Am Equities and Their Properties
The Caroline, 60 West 23rd Street
This "luxe" Chelsea/Flatiron residence offers "stunning" apartments with "upscale finishes" in a "prime location." The "impeccably maintained" building boasts "resort-style" amenities including a "beautiful courtyard garden," roof deck and resident lounge, while the "attentive" doormen and concierge provide "white-glove service." Though the "convenient" location and "excellent" neighborhood attractions draw praise, recent tenants note "significant noise issues" from the building's fitness center that "impact certain units," and some cite "management responsiveness concerns."
Tower 67, 145 West 67th Street
This "full-service high-rise" near Lincoln Center offers "generously sized apartments" with "prime Upper West Side location." While the "well-run garage" and "24-hour doorman service" earn praise, the building draws mixed reviews for its "dated facilities" and "variable elevator service." Proximity to cultural attractions and shopping is "fantastic," though street noise can be "notable." Best suited for those prioritizing "space over amenities" in a "transit-friendly location" who don't mind a "no-frills approach" to luxury living.
Falcon Towers, 245 East 44th Street
"Prime Midtown East" location "steps from Grand Central" makes this doorman building a "convenient choice" for city dwellers. While the "courteous" staff and "attentive" maintenance team earn consistent praise, the "lightning-fast elevators" have a "checkered history" of reliability. Building offers "basic amenities" including laundry and dry cleaning services, with some units featuring "coveted balconies." Recent construction has made for "challenging noise levels" on lower floors, but the "well-maintained" building remains a "solid choice" for those prioritizing location over luxury amenities.
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