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.
420 West 42nd Street is one of Manhattan’s most distinguishable luxury rental buildings; deep in the Theater District, it stands 41 stories high, with a façade of black and white stripes running up the building, which has earned it the nickname “The Zebra.” But this zebra-looking piece of luxury Manhattan real estate is no joke. It was built in 2001 in a modern design, which focuses on spacious rooms that offer residents maximum comfort. Outside 420 West 42nd Street, residents find themselves in the up-and-coming Clinton neighborhood, near several off-Broadway theaters that give the area its name. The building is also just a short walk from Broadway itself, as well as Times Square, the Hudson River, and countless bars, shops and restaurants. These apartments for rent in Manhattan, with their flair, location, and conveniences, should have no trouble catching any New Yorker’s eye.
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.
The historic London Terrace Gardens rental complex was widely considered the largest residential apartment complex in the world when it was completed in 1931. The pre-war mid-rises at London Terrace, located at 435 West 23rd Street in West Chelsea, are a series of 10 buildings that take up the entire block between 9th and 10th Avenue, and also have a serene interior garden available to residents. London Terrace offers classic pre-war style and modern comforts and conveniences in one of Manhattan’s most popular neighborhoods.
A 29-story post-war high-rise in one of the most exciting sections of Manhattan, The Ellington offers Manhattanites a high-end luxury experience right by the Theater District and Central Park. The Ellington, located at 260 West 52nd Street on the corner of 8th Avenue, has a red-brick base with ribbed piers beneath a setback tower with numerous private balconies. Built in 1987, The Ellington was one of the first modern luxury rental apartment buildings to lead the way in Midtown West’s revitalization.
The West Chelsea Gallery District is a particularly cultural part of Manhattan, with an abundance of art galleries that attract some of the city’s most fashionable residents. 555 West 23rd Street is the kind of modern residential building that appeals to those savvy New Yorkers, with luxury apartments for rent that are designed with efficiency, comfort and style in mind. 555 West 23rd Street was built in 2006; it is a two-tower building, with towers 12 and 15 stories high. Built in the industrial style, it is made up of 336 units that range in size from studios to 2 bedroom suites and penthouses. These luxury Manhattan apartments also come with more amenities than one can imagine, adding up to a rental building that is hard to beat.
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.
Built in 2006 as one of the first new luxury rentals in the Lower East Side, Avalon Bowery Place is a luxury rental building standing 9-stories tall and containing 206 luxury apartments. Avalon Bowery Place, located at 11 East 1st Street, is a modern building that stands out in a neighborhood where such buildings are few and far between. This isn’t a bad thing though, because the Lower East Side is a diverse neighborhood that still has the grit of earlier New York days while simultaneously providing some of the best cultural options in the city.
Mount Sinai Hospital’s newly constructed high-rise, 1214 Fifth Avenue, stands 50-stories tall, and at over 500 feet it is the tallest residential building on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Located at 4 East 102nd Street, 1214 Fifth Avenue sits directly across the street from Central Park on the Museum Mile stretch of Fifth Avenue, one of the most coveted areas of Manhattan. Designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects, 1214 Fifth Avenue is a modern high-rise with a stone and glass façade, landscaped drive-through courtyard, and exceptionally high-end luxury apartments for rent between the 21st and 50th floors.
Located within one of New York City’s prime residential neighborhoods, The Windermere, at 666 West End Avenue, provides residents with ideal luxury living on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. The prewar building is newly transformed, combining the sophisticated interiors of a designer showroom, over 12,000 square feet of exclusive amenities, and the full-service conveniences of an upscale hotel.