When examining the rental apartments available for these prices, we don’t doubt that you’ll find the money spent on rent well worth the cost. These are impressive places, and these apartments won’t stay available forever, especially in a rental market like the one in Manhattan. It’s because of places like these that everyone wants to live here. Don’t hesitate to contact one of our brokers and check out these places in person, because if you don’t you’ll be missing out on the action.

1080 Amsterdam is a new luxury rental building in the Morningside Heights neighborhood of Manhattan. Originally built in 1932, this building houses 98 rental units across 20 stories. Apartments include hardwood floors, sunken living rooms, stainless steel appliances, and Scavolini cabinets.

The Helux is post-war, high-rise rental on Manhattan’s west side that features apartments designed around modern lifestyles. Residences are flooded with natural light, thanks to oversized windows, which also offer amazing city views. Marble bathrooms are fitted with soaking tubs, vanities, and oversized mirrors; and fully-equipped kitchens feature stainless steel appliances and marble countertops.

Also known as Sky, 605 West 42nd Street is the largest rental building in New York City, and its amenities are similarly superlative. Sky is topped off by a rooftop terrace with stunning city views, but also showcases a comprehensive, multi-level health and fitness center complete with lap pool, full-sized basketball court, and spa, a residents’ lounge, two outdoor pools, a children’s playroom, and a private park. Conveniently, a pet spa and bike valet are also available.

Found in one of the most captivating neighborhoods in Brooklyn, the appropriately named Atelier Williamsburg is just a couple blocks away from the best boutiques, bars, dining, venues, and galleries that Brooklyn has to offer. This striking new rental also boasts an enviable location just a couple blocks from North Brooklyn’s premier green space, McCarren Park.

Distinctively modern, Jones L.E.S. offers a great opportunity for luxury living in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. This exceptional building incorporates the the neighborhood’s artful grit, and it incorporates it into luxury apartments with some of the most unique skyline views in the city.

An icon of Art Deco design and architecture, 70 Pine Street is a meticulous commercial-to-rental conversion that showcases the enduring character of one of Manhattan’s treasured pre-war buildings. 70 Pine Street’s lobby makes a striking first impression — covered marble and steel accents first envisioned by Clinton & Russell and Holton & George, and beautifully restored to its original polish — indicating the building’s standard of excellence.

Murray Hill Manor, developed by the Zucker Organization, has been an Murray Hill staple since its inception in 1974. The Post-war High-rise is a luxury, elevator building, housing 218 apartments across 21 floors. A top the Manor’s rooftop deck, scan remarkable views, including The East River and pleasant neighborhood scenery.

Witness sweeping views of the city at 555 tenth avenue, the 52 floor, 600 unit new development by Extell and SLCE architects. Located in Hell’s Kitchen, residents will have access to some of the greatest bars and restaurants in New York City, plus they’ll be in close proximity to 1, 2, 3, L, 7, N, Q, and R lines, making traversing the city a cinch.

555 Tenth Avenue is a full-service Extell development that holds 600 homes on its 52 floors, all with elevator access. It features two swimming pools, a covered outdoor dog park, pet spa, modern fitness center, spacious bike room, storage area, and private resident’s club. Building amenities include a yoga studio, a spacious rooftop deck, relaxing lounge, bowling alley, an entertaining children’s playroom, and a smartphone app to manage building services.