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.
A 30-story newly constructed high-rise that sits adjacent to the East River in the quiet Carnegie Hill section Manhattan’s Upper East Side, The Chesapeake is a modern luxury apartment building with all the hallmark features of Manhattan’s best residential complexes. Located at 345 East 94th Street on the corner of 1st Ave, this red-brick apartment building has an entrance marquee, understated lobby, and sidewalk landscaping.
Located in Battery Park City and home to six buildings, 600 Gateway Plaza is a unique complex of buildings. Boasting six buildings, 3 34-story towers, 2 seven-story buildings, and one six story building, 600 Gateway Plaza has a grand total of 1,712 apartments ready and waiting. All of the buildings have elegant lobbies that have been recently renovated. Apartments range from modest studios to spacious 3 bedrooms, and almost all of them have breathtaking panoramic river views. The renovated apartments all have brand new kitchens and bathrooms, completing the comfort and luxury found at 600 Gateway Plaza.
Midtown West is one of those Manhattan neighborhoods so full of life that it can be dizzying for someone not used to it. And right in the middle of all that hustle and bustle, at 400 West 37th Street, is Hudson Crossing, a luxury Manhattan rental building that gives its residents a place to relax as the city thrives beneath them. Hudson Crossing is 13 stories high, and holds 259 luxury apartments for rent that rang in size from studios to one- and two-bedroom suites. It was built in 2002, and like all new Manhattan buildings it was developed with an eye towards modern fashions and sensibilities. New Yorkers who choose to live in Hudson Crossing can rest assured that they are living in a home that doesn’t skimp on luxury and convenience.
At the time of its construction in 1903, Ocean at 1 West Street was the largest office building in the world. After floors 14 - 31 were converted to luxury rentals in 2000, Ocean is a pre-war high-rise that retained its classic aesthetic and combined it with modern design. Located on the southernmost tip of Manhattan’s Battery Park City neighborhood, residents of Ocean enjoy unobstructed views of New York Harbor, the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Pier A, and much more. And with a Venetian-style lobby with arched ceilings and Italian frescoes, the lobby has an elegance rarely found in the current Manhattan luxury rental listings.
Right on the border of East Harlem and the Upper East Side is Carnegie Hill Place, a 2-building apartment complex at 1500 and 1501 Lexington Avenue on 96th Street and 97th Street. These two buildings offer a total of 371 luxury apartments for rent, that range in size from studios, to one- and two-bedroom suites. 1500 Lexington Avenue, built in 2003, is the newer and taller of the two, standing 22 stories off the ground. 1501, a 12-story midrise, is slightly older, with a construction date of 2001. But both buildings offer luxury Manhattan rentals for any New Yorker interested in both the luxury and high-end living that the Upper East Side provides, and the quiet, historic, urban feel that is such an integral part of Harlem.
500 Gateway Plaza is located in Battery Park City within the apartment complex called Gateway Plaza. Home to six buildings; three 34-story towers, two 7-story buildings, and one 6-story building, of which 500 Gateway Plaza is one, Gateway is one of the safest and most private areas of New York City. Every building inside Gateway Plaza has an elegantly appointed lobby that has been recently renovated. Apartments in all buildings have apartments ranging in size from studios to 3 bedrooms, many of which have astounding views of the Hudson River. In addition, all apartments have brand new kitchens and bathrooms.
The Helena on 601 West 57th Street in Clinton is more than just a luxury rental building in mid Manhattan. It’s also a LEED-certified green building, that caters to contemporary environmental concerns. This new building was developed in 2004. It is 38 floors high with 597 luxury apartments for rent, that range in size from studios to one- and two-bedroom suites. Like all new, LEED-certified buildings, it was designed with an eye towards modern trends and sensibilities, and as such has something to offer every contemporary New Yorker. In addition to luxurious rooms and a view of the Hudson River, the Helena also offers numerous amenities, that enhance the experience without diluting from it’s positive environmental impact.
Situated on the border of the Manhattan’s East Village and the Lower East Side, CD280 is a post-war mid-rise with 100 studio and one-bedroom luxury apartments for rent in a vibrant, lively Downtown Manhattan neighborhood. CD280, which is located at 280 East Second Street between Avenue C and Avenue D, was constructed in 1998 and is a rent-stabilized building, making it a rarity in the Manhattan rental listings: an East Village luxury rental building with highly affordable rents. The high-end fixtures of the luxury rental apartments in CD280 exhibit modern Manhattan standards and a Downtown feel.
Constructed in 2007, 254 Front Street is an eight-story, 40-unit rental building situated in the heart of South Street Seaport. The exterior structure of the building reflects the district’s historic industrial look, as it encompasses brickwork, large, mahogany windows, and steel and glass awnings. Units range in size from one to five bedrooms, boasting incredible views of the East River and the Brooklyn Bridge. The building’s location places it among one Manhattan’s most popular attraction sites, with numerous restaurants and shops along the ground floor. With Downtown Manhattan being one of the city’s fastest growing residential neighborhoods, renting at 254 Front Street will surely allow residents to be a part of an exciting community.