Name any kind of apartment that you’re looking for and you’ll find it here. On the listings we’ve got you covered for all types of apartments, and these aren’t just any old apartments. The fixtures and finishes in the apartments in this price range are all painstakingly crafted to meet the high standards of modern luxury in Manhattan, so you can rest assured that these are rental units with the ability to make an impression. At this price range, you can expect to find hallmarks of Manhattan luxury in abundance - floor-to-ceiling windows, granite kitchens, and hardwood floors, to name a few - and you can expect to find plenty of amenities in the buildings themselves.
In a neighborhood long known for posh understatement, Solow's stunning black-glass tower at 265 East 66th Street stands out not just for the boldness of its look, but for the luxurious living experience it offers residents. Those looking for a no-fee rental on the Upper East Side won't find a more luxurious residence than 265 East 66th Street, where the stunning rental units are matched by a panoply of opulent amenities.
300 East 57th Street is a post-war mid-rise elevator building, offering great Midtown studios and one- and two-bedroom apartments. As one of the last buildings designed by art deco pioneer Emery Roth, 300 East 57th has a place in architecture history.
This 32-story rental apartment building at 777 Sixth Avenue in Chelsea has a side-street entrance with a long waterfall and wall of glass blocks. Its lobby has an Jackson Pollock-like painting by Mike Bidlo. The high-rise offers phenomenal views... from the Empire State Building to Midtown and the Hudson.
101 West End Avenue offers both the luxurious living experience NYC dwellers expect from an upscale rental apartment on the Upper West Side and a host of ultra-modern amenities. Thanks to its spacious, elegant residences and host of all-inclusive amenities, 101 West End Avenue ranks among the most desirable no-fee rental apartments on the Upper West Side.
Another striking luxury high-rise development by celebrated architect Costas Kondylis, 800 Sixth Avenue offers a prime Chelsea location, tasteful and elegant rental units and a long list of exclusive resident amenities -- everything, in short that discerning NYC dwellers seek from a no-fee rental in Manhattan. Chelsea, among its many other charms, is home to a number of new-construction luxury apartments, but 800 Sixth Avenue stands out for its full-spectrum elegance even amid that crowded scene.
This very large rental apartment tower, which was completed in 1998, lessens its impact on the street by chamfering its corner at the avenue and provides welcome light and air, opening up interesting views for residents.
Avalon Morningside Park is a brand new rental community on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Adjacent to historic Morningside Park, this area is one of New York's most desirable residential neighborhoods, with tree-lined sidewalks, cafes and shops.
Young and hip Normandie Court is one of the city's largest luxury rental apartment developments, conveniently located in a popular neighborhood of Upper East Side. The spectacular two-story penthouse health club spans the roofs of three buildings and is one of the focal points of life at Normandie Court. A stylish lobby, highlighted by the distinctive mural of Le Chevalier Normand, is fully staffed with doormen and a concierge to welcome you. High-speed, state-of-the-art elevators quickly whisk you to your apartment floor.
Rivercourt, a 37-story rental apartment building, stands in the lee of River House, one of the city's most glamorous and legendary buildings. Rivercourt, of course, is of a different generation, style and economy, but its entrance is impressive; the slab tower is approached through a lushly landscaped garden path from 52nd Street.