Apartment rentals New York with Midtown Manhattan Rentals

Everyone knows that the perks of living in the heart of Manhattan are never-ending, but sometimes the hustle and bustle right outside your door can be overwhelming. Looking for a home that includes all of the perks of living in Midtown, but allows for more privacy and comfort? 606 West 57th Street is located on the edge of Midtown West and the Upper West Side, giving you a neighborhoody-feel with a taste of the busy streets.

View from the Encore

Thanks to the technological advances currently powering the green building rise in Manhattan real estate, the list of benefits of living in a green building grows seemingly every day. Keep up with New York’s rental trend, and go green with these new LEED certified luxury buildings:

The developer responsible for the exceptionally glassy condo structure known as One57 is at it again. Extell Development is constructing a 52-story tower at 555 Tenth Avenue and 41st Street. Renderings for the project reveal how the glassy structure will loom among its more modestly stacked brick-faced neighbors.

Yes, we are talking to you, Robert De Niro. We were really very sorry to hear about the June fire that destroyed the apartment at 88 Central Park West you and your lovely wife, Grace Hightower, lived in. But, as with all other things, one must move on, and we heard that you are looking for a new luxury rental apartment to live in, as your original home gets renovated and restored. However, as with many other New Yorkers, we heard that you too were having trouble finding an apartment that met all your needs.

Recent reports of rents shooting up in New York City may be a cause of concern for several home-hunters in the city, but there is also a privileged class of New Yorkers who are willing to shell out a lot of dollars to be able to live in luxury and style. Rents for such palatial homes can range from $30,000 to a staggering $60,000 a month, but the costs don’t seem to worry this elite and exclusive group. For them, maintaining the standard of luxury living they are used to is far more important than worrying about the number of figures in their rent checks.