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.
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.
The new standard for modern luxury developments in New York City is to provide the lavish amenities that every New Yorker looks for. Some developments take that standard a step further by offering some truly over-the-top perks. Here are three buildings in Manhattan that are all jam-packed with amenities.
A large development has joined the numerous unique structures that line the famous High Line Park, and photos have just been released for the soon-to-be-completed project as it begins welcoming residents.
August marks the beginning of the end of summer, and back to school commercials have already begun to air. Make going back to school a little easier with these new and conveniently located rentals.
While all eyes are on Manhattan’s booming rental developments, Brooklyn has also acquired a few lavish rentals. To keep stay updated on the newest additions, here are three rental buildings you don’t want to miss that currently have openings.
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.
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.
Plans arefinally moving forwardfor a rental tower to replace for a rental tower to replace a Brooklyn grocery store, as the project has officially been approved by Park Slope’s community board. The developer, Avery Hall Investments', initial proposal for the tower was 35 feet above the zoning height, which caused the approval process to take a bit longer than usual.