NYC Apartments for Rent from $2,500 to $3,000

River Place has as visually striking a location as any rental apartment building in Clinton. With a location anchoring the western end of 42nd Street, overlooking the Hudson River, every apartment for rent in this 41-story glass tower offers stunning river or city views. As impressive as those views are, though, it's the combination of deluxe amenities and apartments for rent at River Place that truly steal the show.

Plenty of New York City high rises lay claim to landmark status, and in a city with a skyline like New York's, many can make a good case. 20 Exchange Place, though, is different, it was officially designated a City Landmark by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission back in 1996, and is currently entering a new chapter in its life by emerging as one of the hottest rental listings in the Financial District.

30 Park Avenue, a stirring, beige-brick 20-story building was erected in 1954 and has 237 rental apartments.

The building has a canopied entrance with a one-story polished black granite entrance surround, doorman, terraces and bay windows, protruding air-conditioners and a garage. Kitchens feature cherry wood cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and granite countertops. The building has a 24-hour doorman and a fitness center. David Kenneth Spector redesigned the lobby and hallways in 2007.

Trinity Church, founded in 1697, is an iconic bit of Old New York made all the more striking by the fact that it is surrounded by the towers of capital that have come to dominate lower Manhattan's Wall Street. Looming over the church on the south is 71 Broadway, a stately Gothic Revival tower that is nearly as striking an architectural landmark as Trinity Church. 71 Broadway served as the headquarters of U.S.