Top 10 Rental Buildings of 2017
It’s been quite a year for new rental buildings.
Projects from top developers and architects debuted throughout the city, but a name wasn’t enough to get a renter's attention. Most launched with special offers, like rent discounts and reduced security deposits, but the scale of the amenity package often got the most attention. From kid playrooms to rooftop lounges, these ten rentals offer something especially unique for residents. Take a look and let us know what you think.
#1 - The Copper, 626 First Avenue
American Copper Buildings, 626 First Avenue
#2 - HOUSE39, 225 East 39th Street
HOUSE39, 225 East 39th Street
#3 - Henry Hall, 515 West 38th Street
Henry Hall, 515 West 38th Street
#4 - Jersey City Urby, 200 Greene Street
Jersey City Urby, 200 Greene Street
#5 - 525W52, 525 West 52nd Street
525W52, 525 West 52nd Street
#6 - 1 QPS Tower, 42-20 24th Street
1 QPS Tower, 42-20 24th Street
#7 - LEVEL, 2 North 6th Place
LEVEL, 2 North 6th Place
#8 - The Eugene, 435 West 31st Street
The Eugene, 435 West 31st Street The Eugene, 435 West 31st Street
#9 - 555Ten, 555 Tenth Avenue
555Ten, 555 Tenth Avenue
#10 - Saltmeadow, 162 Beach 5th Street
Saltmeadow, 162 Beach 5th Street
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