A no fee rental apartment in Manhattan is one of the great prizes in New York real estate, for one obvious reason: it saves renters thousands of dollars (up to 15 percent of an apartment's annual rent) in broker fees. While they're highly sought-after and therefore generally hard to find, Luxury Rentals Manhattan has a wide selection of luxury no fee rental listings in the most desirable neighborhoods in Manhattan. Yes, that means no fee rental apartments on the Upper East Side and no fee rental apartments on the Upper West Side; no fee rental apartments in the Financial District and no fee rental apartments in Chelsea. Yes, it really is as good as it sounds.
An icon of Art Deco design and architecture, 70 Pine Street is a meticulous commercial-to-rental conversion that showcases the enduring character of one of Manhattan’s treasured pre-war buildings. 70 Pine Street’s lobby makes a striking first impression — covered marble and steel accents first envisioned by Clinton & Russell and Holton & George, and beautifully restored to its original polish — indicating the building’s standard of excellence.
This large rental apartment house, which is directly across 61st Street from the Pierre Hotel, has fabulous views and one of the most prestigious and elegant residential locations in the city. This 33-story, yellow-brick tower was erected in 1978. 800 Fifth's base is faced with limestone and contains commercial space. The tower is setback from the base, which helps preserve vistas of the very handsome towers of the Pierre and Sherry Netherland hotels to the north. Residents have good corner views of Midtown and Central Park. The building, which has 208 apartments, has many curved balconies on its east facade.
With a prime Upper West Side location, AIRE is one of the most striking new construction luxury rental listings in Manhattan. From its luxurious apartments for rent to the elite suite of amenities, AIRE is every bit a contemporary luxury rental building. But what sets AIRE apart from other apartment rental listings on the Upper West Side is the attention to detail of the apartments for rent and the full-spectrum luxury of those amenities. Even by the high standards of Upper West Side luxury rental buildings, AIRE stands out as an impressively modern and uncommonly elegant luxury rental.
With views of Lincoln Center on one side and Central Park on the other, The Grand Tier - 1930 Broadway - more or less defines the idea of "central location". While this new construction luxury apartment tower's unmatched city views provide plenty of eye candy, The Grand Tier also boasts some uniquely lovely interior design, the elaborate, marble-accented lobby features a rare and valuable French tapestry, and the public spaces were decorated by the acclaimed American designer John Saladino. The one-bedroom apartments, two-bedroom apartments and three-bedroom apartments are no less distinguished. The spacious, high-ceilings apartments feature state-of-the-art fixtures in tasteful kitchens and baths, as well as oversized windows offering those wonderful city views. Few rentals on the UWS are as modern or grand.
Exhibit at 60 Fulton street was designed to pay homage to its beautiful location, NYC's historic Financial District. This 120-residence building has interiors by the acclaimed designer Andres Escobar and many come with private outdoor terraces that allow residents to take in the city.
Park Towers South is a newly renovated, luxury, high-rise building located in the Heart of Manhattan’s Midtown West. Park Towers South provides both luxury and convenience with fully renovated, well-appointed apartments and a host of building services to assist in daily living. Park Towers South offers its residents lavish lobbies, 24-hour white-glove doorman service, concierge service, an on-site 24-hour-attended parking garage, and a fully equipped laundry facility.
The enduring elegance of the Upper East Side has ensured that The Blake's prime Upper East Side location remains one of the most desirable addresses in all of Manhattan. A comprehensive 2008 renovation restored The Blake to the vanguard of Manhattan excellence, which means that these spacious flats are, still, among the most desirable apartments for rent on the Upper East Side. Reimagined as a boutique, hotel-style apartment residence, The Blake's combination of sophisticated features and superior amenities make it one of the premier no-fee rental listings on the Upper East Side.
This handsome beige-brick 23-story apartment building at 500 East 85th Street was erected in 1970 and has 233 rental apartments. The building has a one-story pink granite base, an entrance marquee, doorman, a circular driveway with a fountain, a roof deck, and lush sidewalk landscaping. Inside, you'll find a concierge, a garage, and discrete air conditioners.
Built in 2016, Handel Architect’s newest addition to the Upper East Side is drawing major attention. The group has built a 36-floor, sleek, Post-war High-rise on 92nd street between Second and Third Avenue called The Easton. The building is situated perfectly, offering lavish views of Central Park, The East River, and an extensive look across the city, which all can be enjoyed on the awe inspiring roof deck.