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Tribeca blends the upscale nature of the Upper East Side and Upper West Side, with the bohemian feel of Downtown, creating one of Manhattan’s trendiest spots. Stumble upon an inviting corner cafe, quaint park, or one of the area's delectable eateries. For those searching for the perfect Tribeca pad, check out some of our favorite, new rentals to come to the area.

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If you have been looking for a rental in New York City, it’s safe to assume that the recent upward spiral of temperatures in the city hasn’t exactly been conducive to your apartment hunt here. After all, who wants to walk around in this weather checking out apartments! But wouldn’t it be great to have someone tell you, in the comfort of your own home, about ALL of the great new luxury rentals that are now available in the city?

For most of us in New York City, the start of every month sees us either writing a check or withdrawing cash from the nearest ATM to pay our apartment rent. While this is a routine we have all got accustomed to, wouldn’t it be great if we could pay our rent using our credit cards instead? Think of the benefits involved—besides the relative ease and comfort in paying with plastic, we would also be able to rake up a whole lot of credit card reward points!

With the number of high profile buildings that Lincoln Square contains today, it is hard to believe that this neighborhood was once regarded as an eyesore in New York City. It was with the arrival of the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts on 65th Street and Broadway that the neighborhood began its transformation from one containing dilapidated buildings and an unwelcome atmosphere to a beautiful one replete with swanky, urban condos and trendy hotspots. Lincoln Square has come a long way from its pedestrian past, and has now become “the place” to live.