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88 Greenwich Street was constructed as an Art Deco office building in 1929 and converted into a luxury rental high-rise in 2007. Designed by Lafayette Goldstone, 88 Greenwich Street stands 38-stories tall and is one of the architectural gems of the Financial District. The 24-hour doorman and concierge attended lobby at 88 Greenwich Street captures the classic, pre-war style of New York with a grotto water fountain, rosewood paneling, and rich chocolate marble that make it exceptionally inviting.

Solow has set and re-set the standard for luxury rentals in Manhattan for decades, but One Sutton Place North may be the revered real estate development company's most impressive property yet. Thanks to opulent amenties and elegant fixtures that surpass even what discerning NYC dwellers have come to expect from a luxury apartment for rent on the Upper East Side, Sutton Place North is truly one of the most desirable no-fee rentals in Manhattan.

Manhattan real estate watchers and architecture heads have been watching 8 Spruce Street, in the Financial District, for some time now. After years of anticipation, a host of name changes, and a much-watched construction process, there's at long last something to see at 8 Spruce Street -- a masterpiece of a Manhattan luxury rental, which goes by the name Beekman Tower, and is the first Manhattan rental development by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Frank Gehry.

Tribeca Tower stands as a symbol of modern elegance amidst the old buildings that fill Tribeca. As the tallest building in the neighborhood, Tribeca Tower at 105 Duane Street offers large apartments of all sizes. Tribeca Tower offers an entertainment lounge as well as a full fitness center.