New York's proverbial working-class neighborhood, the Lower East Side is a bastion of
old and new, with a mix of tenement buildings and newer luxury condominiums. The
area's famed Jewish delis and ethnic restaurants neighbor art galleries, music venues
and acclaimed restaurants situated along Clinton Street's "restaurant row."
A charming and historic neighborhood, Greenwich Village is known for its trademark jagged streets and starring role in the great literary and artistic movements of the 20th century. With Washington Square Park and New York University at the heart of the area, Greenwich Village boasts important landmarks, elegant mansions and exquisite pre-war co-ops lining Lower Fifth Avenue.
Chelsea is one of New York's most vibrant and eclectic neighborhoods, teeming with art galleries, nightlife and an abundance of recreational activities. Home to singles, couples and families, Chelsea is known for its diverse housing stock, everything from pristine townhouses to historic conversions and modern towers designed by architectural masters.
With its signature loft buildings, SoHo is a magnet for the fashionable and the famous. The onetime artist haven is now known for its many global high-end fashion brands and smaller boutiques.
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Guide to Buying in a New Construction Condo, Part 3 + New developments offering buyer incentives
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Landmark Living: Majestic homes in NYC's 21 most beautiful residential high-rises
When perusing real estate listings in more established New York neighborhoods, two terms tend to come up often: “New York City landmark” and “historic district.” While the two may sound synonymous, there are some differences buyers should be aware of. As the Landmarks Preservation Commission (“La... Wednesday, March 27, 2024
ChelseaChelsea is one of New York's most vibrant and eclectic neighborhoods, teeming with art galleries, nightlife and an abundance of recreational activities. Home to singles, couples and families, Chels...
Gramercy ParkWith its stately mansions and exquisite apartment buildings, Gramercy Park is one of the city's oldest, most prestigious neighborhoods that for many offers the ultimate amenity: access to Manhattan...
Greenwich VillageA charming and historic neighborhood, Greenwich Village is known for its trademark jagged streets and starring role in the great literary and artistic movements of the 20th century. With Washington...
East VillageAs a larger subset of several distinct enclaves, the East Village is a diverse neighborhood, boasting premier music and arts venues, ethnic establishments, trendy bars and restaurants, and luxury c...
West VillageFull of surprises, the West Village represents New York's past and its future, with historic landmarks, townhouses and buildings in the east; and trendy restaurants, bars, clubs and modern architec...
Lower East SideNew York's proverbial working-class neighborhood, the Lower East Side is a bastion of
old and new, with a mix of tenement buildings and newer luxury condominiums. The
area's famed Jewish delis ...
NoLiTa/Little ItalyLike neighboring SoHo and NoHo, NoLiTa is prized for its historic buildings. The small enclave boasts high-end boutiques and restaurants, with less of the flash associated with its bigger neighbors...
NoHoFrom exquisite 19th-century buildings to modern masterpieces along Bond Street, NoHo is an eclectic neighborhood that represents New York's always vibrant and ever-changing nature. The small downto...
SoHoWith its signature loft buildings, SoHo is a magnet for the fashionable and the famous. The onetime artist haven is now known for its many global high-end fashion brands and smaller boutiques.
TribecaNew York's most expensive and safest neighborhood, Tribeca is famous for its large
loft buildings, world-class restaurants and vibrant arts scene. Home to an ever-
expanding list of celebrity re...
Flatiron/Union SquareBoasting some of the world's finest restaurants, the Flatiron/Union Square area is one of the most popular, both for its exceptional offerings and proximity to both downtown and uptown.