Make Harlem your home with one of the newest and most beautiful additions to the neighborhood, 2211 Third Avenue. Enjoy luxury in one of the most diverse and dynamic neighborhoods in the city, filled with trendy restaurants, hip bars, and an energetic nightlife.

Harlem has just made room for a new modern addition at 69 East 125th Street bringing in 75 new rental homes and giving a vibrant look to the neighborhood with the 12-story tower’s contemporary structure.

321 East Harlem currently via Google Maps A mixed-use tower is coming to East Harlem by real estate investment firm AvalonBay Communities. The tower is planned to rise 68 stories and hold three schools, retail space, and rental apartments.

Facade rendering of Gotham East 126th Residential Starchitect Bjarke Ingels is gearing up for his new East Harlem Development, Gotham East 126th Residential. While earlier renderings displayed a red exterior, new design images display a gray, elephant skin inspired exterior that will reflect sunlight.

The Hub luxury apartments in Harlem, Manhattan. StreetEasy published its annual quarterly report last week, reflecting fourth quarter real estate market data in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Its findings in rental trends revealed the sharpest spike in rents in Upper Manhattan and the Upper East Side, confirmation that uptown neighborhoods are getting a lot of attention these days as the most desirable places to live. If you’re deciding between Upper Manhattan (above 110th Street on both the east and west) and the Upper East Side, our neighborhood primer can help you suss out what the different areas offer.

Harlem may be deemed as one of New York City’s up-and-coming neighborhoods, but with its unsurmountable musical history, cultural and culinary hipness, and great location near notable destinations such as The Apollo Theater, Columbia University, and Central Park, the Northern Manhattan neighborhood is, to the well-trained eye, already as prominent as its borough brethren.

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Hampton Court's Garden Check out this rental in the Hamptons: called the Pearlroth House, and sometimes the Double Diamond House for obvious reasons, this landmark was designed by Andrew Geller back in 1958.  Mr. Geller’s innovative designs were known for incorporating non-traditional elements with context awareness, the latter of which is doubly important for the beach houses for which he’s most known.

For the second time in less than a month, HAP Investments has announced a new apartment building in Upper Manhattan to be designed by eccentric designer Karim Rashid. For those familiar with Rashid, his apartment designs aren’t too far off from his flashy products.