NYC Apartments for Rent from $3,500 to $4,000

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.

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Rector Square Rector Square

225 Rector Place, Battery Park City

225 Rector Place is a high-end building with impressive homes for downtown Manhattan living. With a prime Battery Park City location just steps from the Hudson River and an impressive set of resident amenities, Rector Square stands out among the best.

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4610 Center Boulevard 4610 Center Boulevard

4610 center boulevard, Long Island City

Situated along the Long Island City waterfront, 4160 Center Boulevard is a 26-story luxury rental building with stunning views of Manhattan.

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Prism at Park Avenue South Prism at Park Avenue South

50 East 28th Street, Gramercy Park, Nomad

Pritzker Prize winner Christian de Portzamparc designed this distinctive crystalline addition to Manhattan's cityscape, which sits in a central position and places the entire city within reach.

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Manhattan Place Manhattan Place

630 First Avenue, Murray Hill

Manhattan Place maintains commanding views of the East River, especially when viewed from its rooftop amenities.

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The Horizon The Horizon

415 East 37th Street, Murray Hill

415 East 37th Street features an extensive list of amenities, as well as excellent views of the East River from the rooftop deck.

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The Helux The Helux

520 West 43rd Street, Hell's Kitchen

The Helux is a post-war high-rise on Manhattan’s West Side that pairs modern apartment design with extensive amenity spaces.

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Jones L.E.S. Jones L.E.S.

331 East Houston Street, Lower East Side

Taking cues from the industrial style of the surrounding Lower East Side neighborhood, Jones L.E.S. features luxury apartments for rent. The building is topped off by a rooftop terrace, complete with an outdoor theater, and some of the best views of Manhattan's skyline.

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70 Pine Street 70 Pine Street

70 Pine Street, Financial District

First impressions matter, and this Art Deco icon immediately captures attention with its stunning architecture, beautiful lobby, and enviable amenities. 70 Pine Street's chic apartments feature minimalist design perfect for modern living, with maximized views for taking in the NYC skyline.

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The Halo The Halo

44-41 Purves Street, Long Island City

The Halo will soar in Long Island City on 44-41 Purves Street. The brand new, full service, amenity filled building will be a desired destination for current and future Long Island City residents.

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535 West 43rd Street 535 West 43rd Street

535 West 43rd Street, Hell's Kitchen

The brand new Mid-rise in the booming neighborhood of Clinton is a ravishing new addition to the area. 535 West is perfectly situated between neighborhood excitement and sprawling Hudson Views.

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