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.

Stonehenge Towers stands on the south side of West 89th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenues. Tree-lined streets define the elegance that is the Upper West Side — a neighborhood nestled between serene and historic Central Park and the quiet, colorful Hudson paths of Riverside Park. Within walking distance to great restaurants, relaxing days in the park, a vibrant bar scene, family recreation, and stylish boutiques, this is the perfect location for New York residents who bask in the upside of Manhattan living.

Costas Kondylis has designed many new luxury rental buildings in Manhattan over the past decade, and his distinctive aesthetic stamp has made his name a recognizable and respected brand. So it's saying something that The Anthem may be his most appealing and eye-catching design. Of course, there's more to The Anthem than good looks. With a host of upscale building amenities, apartments for rent in a wide array of sizes and styles, and top-of-the-line fixtures in each available rental unit.

The Biltmore, a 53-story rental apartment tower, has 464 apartments. It has a fitness center, business center, residents' lounge with a fireplace, games area, screening room, and terrace. The red-brick building has the upper portion of a facade angled to create some bay windows. The Biltmore offers an outstanding array of floor plans including studios, alcove studios, one bedrooms, two bedrooms, and two+ bedroom residences.

The Upper East Side's Colorado, an attractive, beige-and-dark-brown-brick, 35-story apartment tower at 201 East 86th Street was erected in 1987. It dominates a very prominent corner in Yorkville, bestowing considerable light and air -- two of the three other corners at this intersection are low-rises, and the third is set back in a plaza.

Originally built as a stately hotel in 1923, the Greystone's interior spaces and 429 apartments have been renovated with an eye for old New York glamor and contemporary free-spirit living. The Greystone embodies that combo that makes Manhattan so special: a deep sense of history fused with a desire to be two steps ahead.

The Lower East Side features some of the New York City's hippest shopping destinations and best restaurants, a nightlife scene that ranges from cool dives to exclusive nightspots to cutting-edge music venues. What the LES did not have, until 2008, was a top-tier luxury rental building. That changed when the Ludlow opened on the bustling corner of Ludlow Street and East Houston Street. The Ludlow instantly became a Lower East Side landmark, thanks to an eye-catching design by architect Costas Kondylis, but it also rocketed to the top of any list of elite Lower East Side luxury rentals. As notable for what it offers residents as it is for its heart-of-it-all location in one of lower Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods, The Ludlow offers some of the most luxurious rental apartments on the Lower East Side, at a location that offers easy access to everything that makes the Lower East Side the Lower East Side.

The Sagamore, thanks to an ideal location just a short walk from Central Park and Riverside Park, the luxurious amenities, and a host of stunning apartments for rent, is unquestionably one of the elite rentals on the Upper West Side. Factor in a strikingly classic architectural and interior-design look courtesy of acclaimed architect David Rockwell, and there may not be a finer apartment for rent on the Upper West Side than the residences at The Sagamore.

Since the Somerset was erected in 1977, Yorktown has undergone a transformation. At that time, this was a fairly desolate stretch of York Avenue. Over the next few years, many major luxury apartment towers such as the River Terrace, One East River Place, and the Belaire sprouted in the immediate vicinity. In late 1998, Sotheby's began a major expansion on its site. This building, which occupies the entire avenue blockfront between 72nd and 73rd Streets, has attractions of its own including superb views, a driveway, lushly landscaped entrance and many balconies.

This large, red-brick, 35-story apartment tower is in a prime Upper East Side location, adjacent to Grace's Marketplace food store on the avenue and across from the handsome Tower East apartment building whose setbacks provide considerable light and air.