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Lower East Side
Lower East Side 190 Available Apartments
New York's proverbial working-class neighborhood, the Lower East Side is a bastion of old and new, with a mix of tenement buildings and newer luxury condominiums. The area's famed Jewish delis and ethnic restaurants neighbor art galleries, music venues and acclaimed restaurants situated along Clinton Street's "restaurant row."
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Tribeca
Tribeca 225 Available Apartments
New York's most expensive and safest neighborhood, Tribeca is famous for its large loft buildings, world-class restaurants and vibrant arts scene. Home to an ever- expanding list of celebrity residents, Tribeca is also a top neighborhood for families with some of the finest educational institutions in the city.
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Flatiron/Union Square
Flatiron/Union Square 194 Available Apartments
Boasting some of the world's finest restaurants, the Flatiron/Union Square area is one of the most popular, both for its exceptional offerings and proximity to both downtown and uptown.
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25 NYC luxury buildings with screening rooms for Super Bowl watching As of this writing, there is an extreme cold warning in effect for New York City with low temperatures predicted to fall to about 5 degrees Fahrenheit by Sunday morning with real-feel temperatures dropping as low as -20 degrees Fahrenheit. Residents are advised to bundle up and limit exposed skin... Saturday, February 7, 2026
The Ultimate Primary Suite: NYC listings with bedroom features that add style and value Amidst the reckoning that took place across the country in mid-2020, the phrase "master suite" has gradually gotten phased out of real estate listings in favor of less fraught terms like "primary suite" or "main bedroom." But while the name is changing, the definition has not: It refers to the la... Saturday, February 7, 2026
A Beaux-Arts gem on Irving Place finds new life as private residences, Danny Meyer’s Maialino to anchor ground floor As part of the wave of office-to-residential conversions sweeping over Manhattan, few buildings have been as primly positioned for for-sale residences as 67 Irving Place. Sales officially launched last week on the building's eleven expansive one-per-floor residences designed by Morris Adjmi Archi... Friday, February 6, 2026

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Chelsea Chelsea is one of New York's most vibrant and eclectic neighborhoods, teeming with art galleries, nightlife and an abundance of recreational activities. Home to singles, couples and families, Chels...
Gramercy Park With its stately mansions and exquisite apartment buildings, Gramercy Park is one of the city's oldest, most prestigious neighborhoods that for many offers the ultimate amenity: access to Manhattan...
Greenwich Village A charming and historic neighborhood, Greenwich Village is known for its trademark jagged streets and starring role in the great literary and artistic movements of the 20th century. With Washington...
East Village As a larger subset of several distinct enclaves, the East Village is a diverse neighborhood, boasting premier music and arts venues, ethnic establishments, trendy bars and restaurants, and luxury c...
West Village Full of surprises, the West Village represents New York's past and its future, with historic landmarks, townhouses and buildings in the east; and trendy restaurants, bars, clubs and modern architec...
Lower East Side New York's proverbial working-class neighborhood, the Lower East Side is a bastion of old and new, with a mix of tenement buildings and newer luxury condominiums. The area's famed Jewish delis ...
NoLiTa/Little Italy Like neighboring SoHo and NoHo, NoLiTa is prized for its historic buildings. The small enclave boasts high-end boutiques and restaurants, with less of the flash associated with its bigger neighbors...
NoHo From exquisite 19th-century buildings to modern masterpieces along Bond Street, NoHo is an eclectic neighborhood that represents New York's always vibrant and ever-changing nature. The small downto...
SoHo With its signature loft buildings, SoHo is a magnet for the fashionable and the famous. The onetime artist haven is now known for its many global high-end fashion brands and smaller boutiques.
Tribeca New York's most expensive and safest neighborhood, Tribeca is famous for its large loft buildings, world-class restaurants and vibrant arts scene. Home to an ever- expanding list of celebrity re...
Flatiron/Union Square Boasting some of the world's finest restaurants, the Flatiron/Union Square area is one of the most popular, both for its exceptional offerings and proximity to both downtown and uptown.