Are you someone who is enthralled by a good view? Walking around Dumbo offers you astonishing waterfront views around every corner. In 2015, the neighborhood welcomed a sleek glass tower with opportunities to see the Manhattan skyline every day and as of today, there are still available homes at 60 Water Street. 

Downtown Brooklyn is quickly becoming the area where one could easily find the best of both worlds, lavish homes and endless entertainment, with fast access to Manhattan. One of the finest and newest additions to the area, 181 Front, is now complete and on the market.

The neighborhood of SoHo may be small, but it features some of New York City’s most lavish rentals. Looking for a home that offers luxury and comfort both indoors and out? 261 Hudson Street is one of the newest residential buildings in SoHo that offers just that. 

15 Fifth Avenue Currently, Via Google Maps  The starchitect Robert A.M Stern has designed a new development to rise in Greenwich Village at 14 Fifth Avenue, which will stand as one of the tallest in the neighborhood.

New York City is known for its sky-reaching towers and busy streets packed with endless things to do. But when it comes to living in the city, the most desirable places are the more quaint neighborhoods, tucked away between the tall buildings at the center of Manhattan in the West, East, and Greenwich Villages. Here are three developments still available in the Manhattan villages.

The kitchen is the heart of the home. It is where you get together with friends and family, and it is often the deciding factor on which apartment to rent. Here are three rentals that have some of the most unforgettable gourmet kitchens in New York.  55 Thompson Street

Looking for a rental located near New York City’s nightlife hotspots? Here's a list of three developments that’ll make you feel like this city really does never sleep.

Plans for this 12-story residential building were filed back in 2014. Three years later and it is finally finished and sales have launched. Designed by the famous Robert A.M. Stern Architects, and developed by Related Companies, this LEED-certified building is the newest addition to Soho.

An Upper West Side, 113-year old building at 252 West 76th Street, once the Willard Hotel, is planned to be completely transformed into a luxury rental apartment building. Based on current available listings, prices range between $3,896 to $14,163, for a one bedroom to a four bedroom unit.