Apartment rentals New York with New Development

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A miniature village is coming to Bushwick and will be named—well—Bushwick II. The village will be a result of not only one development site, but three.

A neighborhood with rich history, still rebuilding from Sandy, Fulton has attracted a young crowd of New Yorkers. Apartments in this area are up to $1000 a month cheaper than in Tribeca or the West Village of the same comparative size. Fulton area buildings feature desired amenities including gyms and roof decks and offer apartments that are newly renovated.

Heads up, Park Slope: there’s a new luxury rental building headed your way this August! This shiny new building, which is being called Landmark Park Slope, is located at 267 Sixth Street and will be offering studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments for rent. Given the number of New Yorkers who are interested in finding a home in Brooklyn, one can expect the 104 units that are being offered at this 12-story building to be lapped up as soon as they come into the market.

Brooklyn’s northernmost pocket of Greenpoint is fast becoming New York City’s latest hotspot, as hordes of the young and trendy take up residence. Williamsburg’s overspill have found a friendly and affordable alternative that retains all the charms without the hustle and bustle of a community at peak capacity. With a diverse population, fantastic restaurants, and plenty of growth in luxury rental spaces available, such as the Viridian at 110 Green Street, Greenpoint is only lacking in open air recreation to offset the kind of density that’d stifle its character.

Given that Chelsea is a neighborhood that almost everybody wants to live in, it is easy to understand why finding a vacant luxury rental apartment here is often a very difficult task. But there is now hope for such dispirited apartment hunters—check out the homes available for rent at Chelsea Park, the new luxury development at 260 West 26th Street in Manhattan.