Discovering your dream luxury rental in New York City is exciting, but beware of unforeseen expenses that may come with it. From trendy high-rises to chic conversions, here are key considerations to keep in mind when selecting your upscale apartment.

New York City living is known for its energy, vibrancy, and unique challenges. When it comes to rental apartments, one amenity has become a true game-changer – in-unit laundry. Let's explore why having a washer and dryer within the confines of your own apartment is not just a convenience but a necessity in the city that never sleeps.

Summer heats up in New York City, but some lucky renters don't need to wait that long to beat the heat: To enhance your daydreams of enjoyable summer days, we have compiled a list of our preferred NYC apartments that offer access to a swimming pool, all priced at $4000.  

It seems as though new rental developments are being built every day. With so many options to chose from, it makes picking the one that’s perfect for you a little more difficult. For those who own pets, finding the perfect rental that is also pet-friendly can make the decision all the more challenging. To make things easier, here is a list of three luxurious rentals that also allow pets. 

As the weather continues to heat up, New Yorkers flock to nearby parks to enjoy the beautiful summer sun. But escaping the concrete and tall towers is even easier when the green grass is only a few steps away! Here are three of the most luxurious rentals all conveniently located near some of New York's greatest parks.

Manhattan West’s first rental building is now complete, on the market, and open to residents! The Eugene, located at 435 West 31st Street was developed by Brookfield Properties and Skidmore and stands 62 stories tall, and holds a total of 844 apartments ranging from studios to three-bedrooms, which are now welcoming residents.

Plans at 7 West 21st Street for the 18-story mixed-use tower is nearing completion. Developers Friedland Properties and architect Morris Adjmi teamed up with Stephen B. Jacobs for the project.

More spectacular views of Bryant Park will be had by future residents who will occupy the soon-to-be rental building at 1050 Avenue of the Americas. The plans for this 24-story building were filed by Skyline Developers in December of 2014, and are finally taking effect, putting $26 million into the project.

Facade of VIA 57th West, designed by Bjarke Ingels. Bjarke Ingels’ latest residential project in NYC,