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New York City apartments with front-row seats to the Macy's Fourth of July Fireworks

Fireworks over the East River (Max Touhey) Fireworks over the East River (Max Touhey)
On Tuesday, July 4, the Macy's Fourth of July Fireworks will be set off from five barges along the East River in Midtown Manhattan. This year's show promises to bring new effects, colors, and shapes to the sky with the world's most iconic skyline serving as a backdrop.

Seven official viewing points have been set up along the East River in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens; the event will also be broadcast on NBC and Peacock. But some lucky residents will be able to watch the live show directly from their building's lounge or roof deck, if not their living room. We take a look at listings along the firework route.
Macy's Fourth of July fireworks Fireworks viewing points (Macy's)

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Manhattan Place, 630 First Avenue
Manhattan Place, 630 First Avenue Murray Hill
The Corinthian, 330 East 38th Street
The Corinthian, 330 East 38th Street Murray Hill
One United Nations Park, 695 First Avenue
One United Nations Park, 695 First Avenue Murray Hill
Citylights, 4-74 48th Avenue
Citylights, 4-74 48th Avenue Long Island City
The View at East Coast, 46-30 Center Boulevard
The View at East Coast, 46-30 Center Boulevard Long Island City

The New York Towers, #17K (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)

Citylights, #7H (Compass)

Kips Bay Towers, #2A (Compass)

The Corinthian, #23G (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

The View at East Coast, #607 (Compass)

Manhattan Place, #33K (Corcoran Group)

Murano, #3A (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)

79 Eagle Street, #3L (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)
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110 North 1st Street, #3B (Nest Seekers LLC)

One Northside Piers, #7D (Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New York Properties)

The Greenpoint, #32E (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

Coda Condominium, #9E (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

Two Northside Piers, #10H (Compass)

5-01 47th Road, #4B (Modern Spaces)

Gramercy Park Towers, #16LM (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

217 Franklin Street, #PH (Compass)

One United Nations Park, #31K (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

Gramercy Starck, #SKYHOUSEC (Compass)

The Edge North Tower, #PH2E (Compass)

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