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Just steps from Penn Station and Madison Square Garden in Midtown West stands the Davos, a brand new 15-story midrise on 143 West 30th Street. This luxury Manhattan apartment building is unique in that each apartment can be either bought or leased, which makes it a good investment for both renters and buyers. The Davos is made up of 24 one-bedroom luxury apartments, with 2 duplex penthouses on the top floor. Like many new buildings, the Davos is energy efficient, with state-of-the-art sprinkler and security systems.

Located in a tree-lined stretch of Lexington Avenue, 1500 and 1501 Carnegie Hill Place on 96th Street are strolling distance from Central Park and in the vicinity of vibrant Upper West Side landmarks like El Museo Del Barrio. This pair of modern high rises is just steps away from Manhattan’s Lexington Avenue Subway. Carnegie Hill Place has the luxuries of a full service apartment living, with refined amenities intended to impress rather than overwhelm.

A newly constructed red-brick luxury rental building located at the cross-section of Houston St. and Chrystie Street on the Lower East Side, Avalon Chrystie Place has played a major role in revitalizing the neighborhood. Built in 2005, the post-war luxury building stands 14-stories tall and has an appealing red-brick exterior with a set-back tower on the 9th floor. Avalon Chrystie Place is also home to multiple retail stores on the lower levels, including a Whole Foods on the 1st and 2nd floor.

This regal, Italian Renaissance-style luxury rental building is a true historic landmark on Manhattan’s prestigious Upper West Side. Located at 225 West 86th Street, the Belnord spans an entire city block and contains its own beautifully landscaped courtyard that once allowed for horse-and-buggy access. Completed in 1908, the architects took great care with every architectural detail, including an impressive arched entrance and handcrafted stone sculptures that adorn the exterior. The Belnord is a vanguard building that sets the standard for classic pre-war mid-rises in Manhattan.