Fetner Properties
Fetner Properties, founded in 1960, is a New York City–based real estate company that specializes in the development and management of luxury high-rise apartments. It is headquartered on Third Avenue in Manhattan and oversees roughly ten upscale residential buildings across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, comprising around 1,500 units. Fetner’s apartment communities are amenity-rich — many buildings feature full-time doormen, fitness centers, and resident lounges — and all rentals have no broker fee and welcome pets. The company markets each property with a personal-service ethos, treating each high-rise as a close-knit community tailored to modern urban living.
For example, The Bold at 27-01 Jackson Avenue in Long Island City, Queens, is a Fetner-managed rental tower featuring a fitness center, indoor golf simulator, and communal lounge and co-working spaces. Fetner positions each building as a community-oriented residence: leases are handled directly on-site without broker fees, pets are welcome, and on-site staff provide around-the-clock support. By blending upscale design with attentive, boutique-style management, the company offers renters an urban living experience that still feels personal and community-focused.
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For Rent $3,740 - $7,600
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Managed by Fetner Properties
345 East 94th Street
Recent Rental News & Offers
What People Are Saying
About Fetner Properties and Their Properties
The Victory, 561 Tenth Avenue
This "luxury" high-rise in Hell's Kitchen offers "spacious apartments" with "stunning city views" and a "convenient location" near Theater District and Port Authority. While doormen are "consistently praised" for friendliness, the building delivers a "mixed bag" of amenities including a "modest gym," "pleasant rooftop deck," and sundeck with BBQ area. "Dated finishes" and "maintenance issues" draw criticism, while the "noisy" 10th Avenue location near Lincoln Tunnel proves "challenging for light sleepers." Proximity to "Hell's Kitchen's restaurant scene" and "multiple transit options" partially compensate for the building's shortcomings.
345E94, 345 East 94th Street
This "luxury on a budget" Upper East Side high-rise offers "surprisingly spacious" apartments with "river views" from higher floors, though its "far-flung" location requires an "uphill trek to transit." While the "well-appointed" common areas include a "pleasant" roof deck and resident lounge with "entertainment options," recent tenants note "maintenance challenges" and "ongoing renovations." Best suited for those prioritizing "space over convenience," with rents that "trend upward" regularly. The building provides "basic amenities" including doorman service and a gym, though some find it "dated" compared to newer luxury offerings.
The Epic, 125 West 31st Street
This "luxury" high-rise offers "spacious" apartments with "breathtaking views" through "floor-to-ceiling windows" and "quality finishes." The "transit-friendly" Herald Square location provides "easy access" to multiple subway lines, though the area can feel "touristy." Building features include a "well-equipped gym," "beautiful lobby," and "common spaces," while apartments boast "in-unit washer/dryers" and "granite counters." "Responsive maintenance" team earns praise, though "elevator wait times" and "management responsiveness" can be hit-or-miss. Best suited for those prioritizing "central location" and "modern amenities" over "neighborhood charm."
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