As Lincoln Square experiences a transformation from blighted to buzz-worthy that can only be dreamt of, developers have taken notice. Rental towers AIRE and 170 Amsterdam Avenue have risen in recent years. However, one of the neighborhood’s early success stories can be found across the street: Tower 67 (145 West 67th Street), an impressive, 49-story rental building erected in 1986.
City views as seen from Tower 67 via Mirador
Tower 67 apartment via Mirador
Kitchen via Mirador
Tower 67 interiors via Mirador
All units benefit from sweeping city, Central Park, and Hudson River views, and many have private balconies to better enjoy them. Kitchens come equipped with dishwasher and microwave. One-bedroom homes start at $3,554/month; two-bedrooms start at $4,980/month; and three-bedrooms start at $6,826/month.
All prices are net effective to reflect one month free rent. This puts them below CityRealty's current Lincoln Place average of $3,850/month for one-bedrooms, $6,192/month for two-bedrooms, and $8,550/month for three-bedrooms.
All prices are net effective to reflect one month free rent. This puts them below CityRealty's current Lincoln Place average of $3,850/month for one-bedrooms, $6,192/month for two-bedrooms, and $8,550/month for three-bedrooms.
Tower 67 lobby via Mirador
Fitness center via Mirador
Tower 67 is a smoke-free building that welcomes cats but not dogs. This full-service elevator building’s amenities include live-in superintendent, laundry room, and parking. Lessees receive a generously discounted membership to New York Health and Racquet Club. Nearby attractions include Central Park, Riverside Park, Lincoln Center, Julliard, Apple, Century 21, and popular Upper West Side restaurants.
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