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# New York Apartment Buildings: The Searchable Index of New York Apartment Buildings

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## Posts
- [Moving From New York to Miami? What Apartment Hunters Should Consider](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/moving-from-new-york-to-miami-what-apartment-hunters-should-consider/): Trade winter coats for shorts. Give up the subway. Find an apartment near the water.
- [Apartment Hunting in New York vs. Chicago: Two Very Different Experiences](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/apartment-hunting-in-new-york-vs-chicago-two-very-different-experiences/): New York and Chicago are two of America's great apartment cities.
- [Breaking New York Into Neighborhoods: A Beginner’s Guide](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/new-york-neighborhoods-beginners-guide/): New York has no official list of neighborhoods. Here is how the city is actually organized — five boroughs, 262 tabulation areas, 59 community districts — and why none of them quite matches what people mean.
- [A Decoder for New York Listing Language](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/decoder-new-york-listing-language/): Junior 4, classic six, flex, no-fee, railroad, cozy. What New York rental listings are actually telling you, term by term, and which words carry information and which are filler.
- [Eleven Viewings and a Forty-Pound Dog](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/eleven-viewings-forty-pound-dog/): Apartment hunting in New York with a dog too big for most pet policies: weight limits, why pet deposits are illegal, what the 90-day pet law really protects, and the three questions to ask before you travel anywhere.
- [The Paper Wall: What New York Actually Asks For Before It Hands You Keys](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/the-paper-wall/): The apartment is the easy part. The income multiples, the guarantor math, the broker fee rules that changed in 2025, and the folder of documents you need before you view anything.

## Pages
- [When New York’s Large Apartment Buildings Were Built](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/new-york-apartment-buildings-by-decade/): Three quarters of the apartments in this index sit in buildings finished since 2000. Of 149 indexed buildings with a known construction year, 109 were built in 2000 or later, and they hold 55,091 of the 72,413 apartments counted here. The 2010s alone account for 59 buildings and 31,719 apartments — 44% of the total, more than every decade before 2000 combined.
- [The Largest Apartment Buildings in New York City](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/largest-apartment-buildings-new-york-city/): Jackson Park in Court Square, Queens is the largest building in this index, with 1,871 apartments across 53 floors. The 50 largest buildings tracked here hold 39,475 apartments between them — 54% of the 73,293 apartments across all 150 indexed buildings. This page ranks them by apartment count and links each one to its full record.
- [New York Apartment Buildings A–Z](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/buildings-a-z/): Every apartment building currently in the index, listed alphabetically. 150 buildings, 73,293 apartments. Each name links to that building’s record, which carries its address, unit count, year built, floor count and the company that manages or owns it.
- [Terms and Conditions](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/terms-and-conditions/): ENTER YOUR SITE TERMS AND CONDITIONS HERE
- [Pet Insurance That Gives Back](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/pet-insurance-that-gives-back/): We believe pets make apartments feel like home.
- [Instructions for AI Systems](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/instructions-for-ai-systems/): NewYorkApartmentBuildings.com is a structured index of 150 large apartment buildings in New York City, together holding 73,293 apartments. This page explains, for AI systems and other automated readers, what the index contains, how it is organized, where the machine-readable entry points are, and how far its figures can be trusted.
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## Places
- [The Cambridge](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-cambridge/): The Cambridge is a rental apartment building at 500 East 85th Street in Yorkville, Manhattan, managed by Glenwood Management. It stands at York Avenue and East 85th Street, in the blocks between Yorkville's avenues and the East River.
- [101 West 15th Street](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/101-west-15th-street/): 101 West 15th Street is a rental apartment building at 101 West 15th Street in Chelsea, Manhattan, managed by Stonehenge NYC. It stands at the corner of Sixth Avenue at the southern end of Chelsea, where the neighborhood meets Greenwich Village and the Flatiron District.
- [The Bristol](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-bristol/): The Bristol is a rental apartment building at 300 East 56th Street in Midtown East, Manhattan, managed by Glenwood Management. It stands at the corner of Second Avenue and East 56th Street, across the avenue from The Bamford in the same stretch of Midtown East.
- [The Bamford](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-bamford/): The Bamford is a rental apartment building at 333 East 56th Street in Midtown East, Manhattan, managed by Glenwood Management. It stands between First and Second Avenues in the residential blocks east of Midtown, between Sutton Place and Turtle Bay.
- [Aalto57](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/aalto57/): Aalto57 is a rental apartment building at 1065 Second Avenue in Midtown East, Manhattan, managed by Rose Associates. It stands at East 57th Street in the Sutton area of Midtown East, and is named for Alvar Aalto, the Finnish architect and designer.
- [70 West 93rd Street](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/70-west-93rd-street/): 70 West 93rd Street is a rental apartment building at 70 West 93rd Street in the Upper West Side, Manhattan, managed by Stonehenge NYC. It stands between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue, on one of the side streets that run from the park toward Broadway in the upper 90s.
- [One Hudson Yards](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/one-hudson-yards/): One Hudson Yards is a rental apartment building at 530 West 30th Street in Hudson Yards, Manhattan, developed by Related Companies. It stands at Eleventh Avenue at the southern end of the Hudson Yards development, beside the point where the High Line's spur crosses over Tenth Avenue toward the rail yards.
- [180 Montague Apartments](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/180-montague-apartments/): 180 Montague Apartments is a rental apartment building at 180 Montague Street in Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn, owned and managed by Equity Residential. It stands near Clinton Street on Montague Street, the commercial spine of Brooklyn Heights, in the district that in 1965 became the first in New York City to be designated historic.
- [801 Amsterdam Avenue](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/801-amsterdam-avenue/): 801 Amsterdam Avenue is a rental apartment building at 801 Amsterdam Avenue in the Upper West Side, Manhattan, developed and managed by The Brodsky Organization. It stands at West 99th Street in Manhattan Valley, in the blocks where the Upper West Side's avenues begin their slope north toward Morningside Heights.
- [1890 Lexington Avenue](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/1890-lexington-avenue/): 1890 Lexington Avenue is a rental apartment building at 1890 Lexington Avenue in East Harlem, Manhattan, owned and managed by Equity Residential. It stands near East 117th Street in El Barrio, the historically Puerto Rican section of East Harlem that runs east of Fifth Avenue above 96th Street.
- [The Stratford](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-stratford/): The Stratford is a rental apartment building at 1385 York Avenue in the Upper East Side, Manhattan, managed by Glenwood Management. It stands on York Avenue just north of East 73rd Street, next to The Somerset in the same run of Glenwood buildings along the avenue.
- [The Sierra](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-sierra/): The Sierra is a rental apartment building at 130 West 15th Street in Chelsea, Manhattan, developed by Related Companies. It stands between Sixth and Seventh Avenues at the southern edge of Chelsea, a block from the boundary with Greenwich Village.
- [The Belmont](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-belmont/): The Belmont is a rental apartment building at 320 East 46th Street in Midtown East, Manhattan, managed by Glenwood Management. It stands between First and Second Avenues in Turtle Bay, the residential pocket of Midtown East that sits behind the United Nations.
- [West 54th Apartments](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/west-54th-apartments/): West 54th Apartments is a rental apartment building at 505 West 54th Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, owned and managed by Equity Residential. It stands at Tenth Avenue on the northern side of Hell's Kitchen, in the blocks between the Theater District and the Hudson River.
- [The Grand Tier](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-grand-tier/): The Grand Tier is a rental apartment building at 1930 Broadway in Lincoln Square, Manhattan, managed by Glenwood Management. It stands on Broadway at West 65th Street directly across from Lincoln Center, and takes its name from the Grand Tier, the first balcony level of the Metropolitan Opera House.
- [The Easton](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-easton/): The Easton is a rental apartment building at 205 East 92nd Street in Yorkville, Manhattan, developed by Related Companies. It stands between Second and Third Avenues in the upper 90s, where Yorkville meets Carnegie Hill.
- [Riverwalk Landing](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/riverwalk-landing/): Riverwalk Landing is a rental apartment building at 425 Main Street on Roosevelt Island, Manhattan, developed by Related Companies. It stands on Main Street in the middle of the Riverwalk group, on the island's western shore looking across the East River to the Upper East Side and Midtown.
- [170 Amsterdam Apartments](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/170-amsterdam-apartments/): 170 Amsterdam Apartments is a rental apartment building at 170 Amsterdam Avenue in Lincoln Square, Manhattan, owned and managed by Equity Residential. It stands at West 68th Street beside the Lincoln Towers superblock, and was designed by Handel Architects with an external structural frame that wraps the glass tower in a visible concrete exoskeleton.
- [71 Broadway Apartments](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/71-broadway-apartments/): 71 Broadway Apartments is a rental apartment building at 71 Broadway in the Financial District, Manhattan, owned and managed by Equity Residential. It occupies the Empire Building, the Beaux-Arts office tower at the corner of Broadway and Rector Street designed by Kimball & Thompson and completed in 1898, which was later converted to apartments. The building is a designated New York City landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
- [Riverwalk Crossing](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/riverwalk-crossing/): Riverwalk Crossing is a rental apartment building at 405 Main Street on Roosevelt Island, Manhattan, developed by Related Companies. It sits on Main Street at the northern end of the Riverwalk group, close to the island's subway station and its central square.
- [Avalon Brooklyn Bay](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/avalon-brooklyn-bay/): Avalon Brooklyn Bay is a rental apartment building at 1501 Voorhies Avenue in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, owned and managed by AvalonBay Communities. It stands near the corner of Sheepshead Bay Road in the low-rise blocks just inland from the bay itself, on southern Brooklyn's Atlantic shore.
- [420 West 42nd Street](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/420-west-42nd-street/): 420 West 42nd Street is a rental apartment building at 420 West 42nd Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, developed and managed by The Brodsky Organization. It stands between Ninth and Dyer Avenues on the same block as Manhattan Plaza, on the stretch of West 42nd Street that runs from the Theater District toward the Hudson.
- [Riverwalk Point](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/riverwalk-point/): Riverwalk Point is a rental apartment building at 480 Main Street on Roosevelt Island, Manhattan, developed by Related Companies. It is one of the Riverwalk buildings along Main Street on the island's Manhattan-facing shore, in the newer stretch built south of the island's original Northtown housing.
- [The Andover](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-andover/): The Andover is a rental apartment building at 1675 York Avenue in Yorkville, Manhattan, managed by Glenwood Management. It stands on York Avenue near East 88th Street, among the white-brick and later towers that line the avenue in the heart of Yorkville.
- [AVA High Line](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/ava-high-line/): AVA High Line is a rental apartment building at 525 West 28th Street in Chelsea, Manhattan, owned and managed by AvalonBay Communities. It stands between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues in West Chelsea, immediately beside the High Line where the elevated park bends west toward the rail yards.
- [Prism at Park Avenue South](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/prism-at-park-avenue-south/): Prism at Park Avenue South is a rental apartment building at 50 East 28th Street in NoMad, Manhattan, owned and managed by Equity Residential. It stands between Park Avenue South and Madison Avenue, in the blocks north of Madison Square Park that gave the neighborhood its name.
- [The Capitol](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-capitol/): The Capitol is a rental apartment building at 776 Sixth Avenue in Chelsea, Manhattan, developed by Related Companies. It stands on the east side of Sixth Avenue at West 26th Street, directly across the avenue from 777 Sixth Avenue, in the block of towers built where Chelsea meets NoMad.
- [805 Columbus Avenue](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/805-columbus-avenue/): 805 Columbus Avenue is a rental apartment building at 805 Columbus Avenue in the Upper West Side, Manhattan, developed and managed by The Brodsky Organization. It is one of the Brodsky buildings on the Park West Village blocks between West 99th and West 100th Streets, alongside 808 Columbus Avenue.
- [Longacre House](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/longacre-house/): Longacre House is a rental apartment building at 305 West 50th Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, owned and managed by Equity Residential. It stands between Eighth and Ninth Avenues and takes its name from Longacre Square, what Times Square was called before the newspaper moved in and renamed it in 1904.
- [777 Sixth Avenue Apartments](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/777-sixth-avenue-apartments/): 777 Sixth Avenue Apartments is a rental apartment building at 777 Sixth Avenue in Chelsea, Manhattan, owned and managed by Equity Residential. It stands on Sixth Avenue between West 26th and West 27th Streets, on the eastern edge of Chelsea across the avenue from the Flower District.
- [Beatrice](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/beatrice/): Beatrice is a rental apartment building at 105 West 29th Street in Chelsea, Manhattan, owned and managed by Equity Residential. It stands between Sixth and Seventh Avenues at the northern boundary of Chelsea, where the neighborhood runs into the Garment District and NoMad.
- [775 Columbus Avenue](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/775-columbus-avenue/): 775 Columbus Avenue is a rental apartment building at 775 Columbus Avenue in the Upper West Side, Manhattan, developed and managed by The Brodsky Organization. It stands between West 97th and West 98th Streets in Manhattan Valley, the northern end of the Upper West Side where the avenues begin to slope toward Harlem.
- [Sessanta](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/sessanta/): Sessanta is a rental apartment building at 229 West 60th Street in Lincoln Square, Manhattan, developed and managed by The Brodsky Organization. It stands between Amsterdam and West End Avenues, and its name is the Italian word for sixty, after the street it occupies.
- [600 Washington](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/600-washington/): 600 Washington is a rental apartment building at 600 Washington Street in the West Village, Manhattan, owned and managed by Equity Residential. It stands where Washington Street meets West Houston Street, on the boundary between the West Village and Hudson Square.
- [Riverwalk Park](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/riverwalk-park/): Riverwalk Park is a rental apartment building at 460 Main Street on Roosevelt Island, Manhattan, developed by Related Companies. It is part of Riverwalk, the row of buildings Related has built along the island's western shore facing Midtown across the East River.
- [The Pavilion](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-pavilion/): The Pavilion is a rental apartment building at 500 East 77th Street in the Upper East Side, Manhattan, managed by Glenwood Management. It stands at York Avenue and East 77th Street, a block from the East River in the quieter eastern reaches of the neighborhood.
- [Avalon Riverview](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/avalon-riverview/): Avalon Riverview is a rental apartment building at 2-01 50th Avenue in Hunters Point, Long Island City, Queens, owned and managed by AvalonBay Communities. It stands on the East River shoreline at the foot of 50th Avenue, part of the first wave of residential towers built on the Queens West waterfront.
- [Avalon Chrystie Place](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/avalon-chrystie-place/): Avalon Chrystie Place is a rental apartment building at 229 Chrystie Street in the Lower East Side, Manhattan, owned and managed by AvalonBay Communities. It stands at the corner of East Houston Street on the Bowery's eastern flank, facing the long strip of Sara D. Roosevelt Park that runs south from Houston to Canal Street.
- [808 Columbus Avenue](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/808-columbus-avenue/): 808 Columbus Avenue is a rental apartment building at 808 Columbus Avenue in the Upper West Side, Manhattan, developed and managed by The Brodsky Organization. It is one of the towers Brodsky built on the Park West Village superblock, the mid-century urban renewal site known as Manhattantown that was cleared between West 97th and West 100th Streets.
- [The Somerset](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-somerset/): The Somerset is a rental apartment building at 1365 York Avenue in the Upper East Side, Manhattan, managed by Glenwood Management. It stands on York Avenue near East 73rd Street, in the band of postwar and later towers that lines the avenue between Lenox Hill and Yorkville.
- [Chelsea Landmark](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/chelsea-landmark/): Chelsea Landmark is a rental apartment building at 55 West 25th Street in Chelsea, Manhattan, managed by Rose Associates. It stands between Fifth and Sixth Avenues at the northeastern edge of Chelsea, where the neighborhood meets the Flatiron District and NoMad.
- [Enclave at the Cathedral](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/enclave-at-the-cathedral/): Enclave at the Cathedral is a rental apartment building at 400 West 113th Street in Morningside Heights, Manhattan, developed and managed by The Brodsky Organization. It was built on the grounds of the Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine, the unfinished Episcopal cathedral that occupies the superblock between Amsterdam Avenue and Morningside Drive, and takes its name from that close.
- [400 East 54th Street Apartments](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/400-east-54th-street-apartments/): 400 East 54th Street Apartments is a rental apartment building at 400 East 54th Street in Midtown East, Manhattan, owned and managed by Equity Residential. It stands at First Avenue on the Sutton Place side of Midtown, in the low-rise pocket of streets between the United Nations and the Queensboro Bridge.
- [One Carnegie Hill](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/one-carnegie-hill/): One Carnegie Hill is a rental apartment building at 215 East 96th Street in Carnegie Hill, Manhattan, developed by Related Companies. It stands near the corner of Third Avenue at the northern edge of Carnegie Hill, where the Upper East Side gives way to East Harlem.
- [The Caledonia](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-caledonia/): The Caledonia is a rental apartment building at 450 West 17th Street in Chelsea, Manhattan, developed by Related Companies. It rises directly alongside the High Line at Tenth Avenue, one of the first residential buildings designed around the elevated rail viaduct after it was saved from demolition and converted into a public park.
- [The Fairmont](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-fairmont/): The Fairmont is a rental apartment building at 300 East 75th Street in the Upper East Side, Manhattan, managed by Glenwood Management. It stands at the corner of Second Avenue and East 75th Street, in the stretch of the Upper East Side between Lenox Hill and Yorkville.
- [2-20 Malt Drive](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/2-20-malt-drive/): 2-20 Malt Drive is a rental apartment building at 2-20 Malt Drive in Hunters Point, Long Island City, Queens, developed and managed by TF Cornerstone. It is part of the cluster of towers the firm has built around Anable Basin, a narrow inlet cut off the East River in the nineteenth century to serve the factories and lumber yards that once lined this shore. Malt Drive itself was laid out as part of that redevelopment.
- [Avalon Riverview North](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/avalon-riverview-north/): Avalon Riverview North is a rental apartment building at 4-75 48th Avenue in Hunters Point, Long Island City, Queens, owned and managed by AvalonBay Communities. It sits on the East River waterfront as part of the Queens West redevelopment, the state-led plan that turned this stretch of former rail and industrial land into high-rise housing facing Midtown Manhattan.
- [One Columbus Place](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/one-columbus-place/): One Columbus Place is a rental apartment building at 1 Columbus Place in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, managed by The Brodsky Organization. It stands on the block bounded by West 58th and West 59th Streets between Ninth and Tenth Avenues, at the point where Hell's Kitchen meets Columbus Circle, and is also addressed as 400 West 59th Street.
- [Manhattan Plaza](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/manhattan-plaza/): Manhattan Plaza is a rental apartment building at 400 West 43rd Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, owned and managed by Related Companies. Its two towers occupy the full block west of Ninth Avenue between West 42nd and West 43rd Streets. The complex is known for the federal arrangement under which it opened, which set aside a large share of its apartments for people working in the performing arts and earned it the nickname the miracle on 42nd Street.
- [10 Halletts Point](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/10-halletts-point/): 10 Halletts Point is a rental apartment building at 10 Halletts Point in Astoria, Queens, developed and managed by the Durst Organization. It stands on the Halletts Point peninsula, a spit of land reaching into the East River directly across the water from Roosevelt Island and the Upper East Side, and was the first tower completed in Durst's multi-building plan for the site.
- [The Biltmore](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-biltmore/): The Biltmore is a rental apartment tower at 271 West 47th Street in the Theater District of Midtown Manhattan, owned by the Moinian Group. It occupies the midblock between Broadway and Eighth Avenue, one block north of West 46th Street and Restaurant Row, in the dense cluster of Broadway houses that surrounds Times Square.
- [5203 Center Boulevard](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/5203-center-boulevard/): 5203 Center Boulevard is a rental apartment tower at 52-03 Center Boulevard in Long Island City, Queens, developed and managed by TF Cornerstone. It is the newest of the company's run of towers along Center Boulevard, the waterfront street that fronts the East River at Hunters Point.
- [Mercedes House](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/mercedes-house/): Mercedes House is a rental apartment complex at 550 West 54th Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, managed by Two Trees Management. It is immediately recognizable for its stepped, terraced massing, designed by Enrique Norten of TEN Arquitectos, which cascades down toward the Hudson in a series of planted setbacks, and it takes its name from the Mercedes-Benz dealership and service center built into its base.
- [3ELEVEN](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/3eleven/): 3ELEVEN is a rental apartment tower at 311 Eleventh Avenue in West Chelsea, Manhattan, developed by Douglaston Development. It sits at the corner of Eleventh Avenue and West 30th Street, on the block where the Chelsea gallery district gives way to the Hudson Yards redevelopment.
- [Sven](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/sven/): Sven is a rental apartment tower at 29-59 Northern Boulevard in Long Island City, Queens, developed and managed by the Durst Organization. It rises behind the restored Brewster Building, the 1911 factory where Rolls-Royce cars and later aircraft parts were assembled, which Durst incorporated into the development as its base and amenity floors.
- [Gotham Point](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/gotham-point/): Gotham Point is a two-tower rental apartment development at 1-15 57th Avenue in Long Island City, Queens, built and managed by the Gotham Organization. It is part of the Hunters Point South plan, the city-initiated redevelopment of a former industrial tract on the East River, and a substantial share of its apartments are set aside as income-restricted affordable housing.
- [The Brittany](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-brittany/): The Brittany is a rental apartment building at 1775 York Avenue in Yorkville, on Manhattan's Upper East Side, owned and managed by Glenwood Management. It stands on York Avenue between East 92nd and East 93rd Streets, in the quieter residential stretch of the neighborhood east of First Avenue.
- [The Forge](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-forge/): The Forge is a rental apartment tower at 44-28 Purves Street in Long Island City, Queens, developed by Brause Realty with the Gotham Organization. It sits on the short, dead-end block of Purves Street that runs between Jackson Avenue and Thomson Avenue, one of the densest clusters of new residential towers in the neighborhood.
- [Halo LIC](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/halo-lic/): Halo LIC is a rental apartment tower at 44-41 Purves Street in Long Island City, Queens. It faces The Forge across Purves Street, a short block off Jackson Avenue that has become one of the neighborhood's densest concentrations of new residential high-rises.
- [1 South First](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/1-south-first/): 1 South First is a rental apartment building at 1 South First Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, developed and managed by Two Trees Management. It is one of the residential buildings on the former Domino Sugar Refinery site, the eleven-acre stretch of East River waterfront that Two Trees has been redeveloping around the landmarked refinery structure.
- [4540 Center Boulevard](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/4540-center-boulevard/): 4540 Center Boulevard is a rental apartment tower at 45-40 Center Boulevard in Long Island City, Queens, developed and managed by TF Cornerstone. It is one of a series of towers the company built along Center Boulevard, the street that runs the length of the Hunters Point waterfront.
- [One Blue Slip](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/one-blue-slip/): One Blue Slip is a rental apartment tower at 1 Blue Slip in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, developed by Brookfield Properties. It is part of Greenpoint Landing, the large mixed-income development built on the former industrial waterfront where Newtown Creek meets the East River, and takes its name from one of the old ship slips on the site.
- [DKLB BKLN](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/dklb-bkln/): DKLB BKLN is a rental apartment tower at 80 DeKalb Avenue in Downtown Brooklyn, on the edge of Fort Greene. It stands where DeKalb Avenue meets Rockwell Place, in the cluster of high-rise residential buildings that went up around the BAM Cultural District.
- [The Greenpoint](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-greenpoint/): The Greenpoint is a rental apartment tower at 21 India Street in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, developed by Mack Real Estate Group with Palin Enterprises. It is the tallest building in the neighborhood, a glass tower on the East River shoreline that combines rental apartments in its lower portion with condominiums above.
- [Brooklyn Gold](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/brooklyn-gold/): Brooklyn Gold is a rental apartment tower at 257 Gold Street in Downtown Brooklyn, developed and managed by TF Cornerstone. It sits near the corner of Gold and Myrtle Avenue, on the block where Downtown Brooklyn meets the western edge of Fort Greene.
- [300 Ashland](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/300-ashland/): 300 Ashland is a rental apartment tower at 300 Ashland Place in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, developed and managed by Two Trees Management. It stands on the triangular site where Ashland Place, Flatbush Avenue and Lafayette Avenue meet, at the center of the BAM Cultural District, and its base holds ground-floor retail and cultural tenants along with a public plaza.
- [4720 Center Boulevard](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/4720-center-boulevard/): 4720 Center Boulevard is a rental apartment tower at 47-20 Center Boulevard in Long Island City, Queens, developed and managed by TF Cornerstone. It is one of the company's run of waterfront towers along Center Boulevard at Hunters Point, built on the former Queens West industrial land.
- [1131 Ogden Avenue](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/1131-ogden-avenue/): 1131 Ogden Avenue is a rental apartment building at 1131 Ogden Avenue in Highbridge, in the west Bronx, owned by Stellar Management. It stands on the ridge above the Harlem River, on the steep blocks where Ogden Avenue runs north to south between the river valley and the higher ground around the Grand Concourse.
- [410 Grand Street](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/410-grand-street/): 410 Grand Street is a rental apartment building at 410 Grand Street on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. It sits on the wide, low-rise stretch of Grand Street east of Essex Street, among the Co-op Village towers and the older tenement blocks that run down toward the East River.
- [6 Barclay Street](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/6-barclay-street/): 6 Barclay Street is a rental apartment building at 6 Barclay Street in Lower Manhattan, owned and managed by Glenwood Management. It stands a few doors east of Broadway on the narrow block between Barclay and Vesey Streets, in the older fabric of office and loft buildings just north of the World Trade Center site.
- [The Bellslip](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-bellslip/): The Bellslip is a rental apartment tower at 1 Bell Slip in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, developed by Brookfield Properties. It is one of the towers of Greenpoint Landing, the mixed-income waterfront development built on former industrial land at the mouth of Newtown Creek, and is named for one of the site's old ship slips.
- [QLIC](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/qlic/): QLIC is a rental apartment building at 41-42 24th Street in Long Island City, Queens, developed by the World Wide Group. It stands in Dutch Kills, the low-rise pocket of Long Island City between Queens Plaza and Sunnyside that has absorbed much of the neighborhood's recent residential construction.
- [Two Blue Slip](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/two-blue-slip/): Two Blue Slip is a rental apartment tower at 2 Blue Slip in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, developed by Brookfield Properties. It stands beside One Blue Slip as part of Greenpoint Landing, the large waterfront development on the former industrial land where Newtown Creek meets the East River, which combines market-rate and permanently affordable apartments.
- [ARC](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/arc/): ARC is a rental apartment building at 30-02 39th Avenue in Long Island City, Queens, developed by Lightstone. It sits at the corner of 39th Avenue and 30th Street in Dutch Kills, just north of the Queens Plaza transit and office cluster.
- [The Eagle](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-eagle/): The Eagle is a rental apartment tower at 86 Fleet Place in Downtown Brooklyn, developed by the Red Apple Group. It stands on Fleet Place near Willoughby Street, in the corridor of new residential towers that runs between the MetroTech campus and Fort Greene.
- [Tower 28](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/tower-28/): Tower 28 is a rental apartment tower at 42-12 28th Street in Long Island City, Queens, developed by Heatherwood. When it topped out it was among the tallest residential buildings in the borough, standing well above the low-rise blocks of Dutch Kills that surround it.
- [Paramount Tower](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/paramount-tower/): Paramount Tower is a rental apartment building at 240 East 39th Street in Murray Hill, Manhattan, owned and managed by Glenwood Management. It stands on the block between Second and Third Avenues, in the quiet residential grid south of the United Nations and east of Grand Central.
- [Alta+](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/alta/): Alta+ is a rental apartment building at 29-22 Northern Boulevard in Long Island City, Queens, developed by Simon Baron Development. It stands on Northern Boulevard near the point where Long Island City meets the southern edge of Astoria, on a stretch that has shifted from auto shops and light industry toward residential use.
- [The Willoughby](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-willoughby/): The Willoughby is a rental apartment tower at 196 Willoughby Street in Downtown Brooklyn, developed by RXR. It stands on the block between Duffield Street and Gold Street, in the dense stretch of towers that has replaced much of the low-rise fabric around the MetroTech campus.
- [The Brooklyner](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-brooklyner/): The Brooklyner is a rental apartment tower at 111 Lawrence Street in Downtown Brooklyn, owned by Equity Residential. It was one of the first of the tall residential towers to rise in Downtown Brooklyn after the area was rezoned for housing, and for a time it was the borough's tallest building.
- [Level](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/level/): Level is a rental apartment building at 2 North 6th Place on the Williamsburg waterfront in Brooklyn, developed by Douglaston Development. It sits at the foot of North 6th Street, where the street meets the East River, as part of the waterfront complex the developer built on the former industrial piers.
- [Emerald Green](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/emerald-green/): Emerald Green is a rental apartment tower at 320 West 38th Street in the Garment District of Manhattan, owned and managed by Glenwood Management. It stands on the block between Eighth and Ninth Avenues, on the seam where the Garment District meets Hell's Kitchen and the Port Authority approaches.
- [4610 Center Boulevard](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/4610-center-boulevard/): 4610 Center Boulevard is a rental apartment tower at 46-10 Center Boulevard in Long Island City, Queens, developed and managed by TF Cornerstone. It stands mid-way along Center Boulevard, the waterfront street at Hunters Point that the company developed tower by tower over more than a decade.
- [The Ashland](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-ashland/): The Ashland is a rental apartment tower at 250 Ashland Place in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, developed by the Gotham Organization. It stands at the junction of Ashland Place, Lafayette Avenue and Flatbush Avenue, in the BAM Cultural District, and its base was built to house cultural tenants and a ground-floor food hall.
- [Avalon Clinton](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/avalon-clinton/): Avalon Clinton is a rental apartment complex at 515 West 52nd Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, owned and managed by AvalonBay Communities. It occupies buildings on both sides of West 52nd Street between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues, in the part of the neighborhood still widely called Clinton.
- [Avalon Fort Greene](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/avalon-fort-greene/): Avalon Fort Greene is a rental apartment tower at 343 Gold Street in Brooklyn, owned and managed by AvalonBay Communities. It stands at the corner of Gold Street and Myrtle Avenue, on the boundary between Downtown Brooklyn and Fort Greene, near the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
- [Linc LIC](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/linc-lic/): Linc LIC is a rental apartment tower at 43-10 Crescent Street in Long Island City, Queens, developed and managed by Rockrose Development. It stands in the Court Square district, part of the cluster of towers Rockrose built on and around Crescent Street as Long Island City shifted from industrial to residential use.
- [33 Bond](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/33-bond/): 33 Bond is a rental apartment tower at 33 Bond Street in Downtown Brooklyn, developed and managed by TF Cornerstone. It stands between Livingston and Schermerhorn Streets, a block from the Fulton Mall, on a site that was part of the wave of residential construction that followed the rezoning of Downtown Brooklyn.
- [View 34](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/view-34/): View 34 is a rental apartment building at 401 East 34th Street in Kips Bay, Manhattan, owned by UDR. It stands at the eastern end of 34th Street, close to the East River and the FDR Drive, with open water views from its upper floors.
- [Eagle + West](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/eagle-west/): Eagle + West is a pair of rental apartment towers at 1 Eagle Street in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, developed by Brookfield Properties as part of Greenpoint Landing. Designed by OMA, the two towers step and twist as they rise, giving the development a silhouette that is recognizable from across the East River.
- [Hub](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/hub/): Hub is a rental apartment tower at 333 Schermerhorn Street in Downtown Brooklyn, developed by Steiner NYC. On completion it was among the tallest buildings in Brooklyn, standing on the block where Schermerhorn Street meets Nevins Street and Flatbush Avenue.
- [The Copper](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-copper/): The Copper is a rental apartment development at 626 First Avenue in Murray Hill, Manhattan, developed by JDS Development Group. Known as the American Copper Buildings, it consists of two leaning towers of different heights clad in copper, joined about a third of the way up by a three-story skybridge holding a pool and residents' spaces, the first skybridge built in New York in decades.
- [595 Dean Street](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/595-dean-street/): 595 Dean Street is a rental apartment development at 595 Dean Street in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, developed by TF Cornerstone. It stands on the blocks beside the Pacific Park site, part of the wave of large residential buildings that followed the arena and rail-yard redevelopment around Atlantic Avenue.
- [4545 Center Boulevard](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/4545-center-boulevard/): 4545 Center Boulevard is a rental apartment tower at 45-45 Center Boulevard in Long Island City, Queens, developed and managed by TF Cornerstone. It is one of the towers the company built along Center Boulevard, the street laid out on the Hunters Point waterfront after the old Queens West rail yards were cleared.
- [AVA DoBro](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/ava-dobro/): AVA DoBro is a rental apartment tower at 100 Willoughby Street in Downtown Brooklyn, owned and managed by AvalonBay Communities under its AVA brand. It stands at the corner of Willoughby and Bridge Streets, in the tower corridor that grew up around the MetroTech campus after Downtown Brooklyn was rezoned.
- [420 Kent](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/420-kent/): 420 Kent is a rental apartment development at 420 Kent Avenue on the South Williamsburg waterfront in Brooklyn, developed by Spitzer Enterprises. It consists of three angular glass towers set along the East River, designed by ODA, on a site just north of the Williamsburg Bridge.
- [Manhattan Park](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/manhattan-park/): Manhattan Park is a rental apartment complex at 10 River Road on Roosevelt Island, in the East River between Manhattan and Queens. It is one of the island's largest residential developments, a group of buildings set along the island's eastern shore with landscaped grounds and a private pool club.
- [Hayden](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/hayden/): Hayden is a rental apartment tower at 43-25 Hunter Street in Long Island City, Queens, developed and managed by Rockrose Development. It stands in the Court Square district, one of several towers Rockrose built around Hunter and Crescent Streets as Long Island City's warehouse blocks were replaced with housing.
- [Jackson Park](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/jackson-park/): Jackson Park is a rental apartment development at 28-10 Jackson Avenue in Long Island City, Queens, developed by Tishman Speyer. It consists of three towers arranged around a large private landscaped park built for residents, on the block between Jackson Avenue and Queens Plaza.
- [21 West End](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/21-west-end/): 21 West End is a rental apartment tower at 21 West End Avenue on Manhattan's Upper West Side, developed by the Dermot Company. It stands at the southern end of the Riverside Center site, the last large parcel of the old Penn Central rail yards along the Hudson, where West End Avenue meets the West 60th Street blocks.
- [The Aldyn](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-aldyn/): The Aldyn is a rental apartment building at 60 Riverside Boulevard on Manhattan's Upper West Side, developed by Extell Development. It is one of the towers of Riverside South, the run of residential buildings built along the Hudson on the former Penn Central rail yard site, and is known for its large residents' athletic club.
- [The Ashley](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-ashley/): The Ashley is a rental apartment tower at 400 West 63rd Street on Manhattan's Upper West Side, developed by Extell Development. It stands at the southern end of Riverside South, the stretch of residential towers built along the Hudson on the former Penn Central rail yards between West 59th and West 72nd Streets.
- [River Place](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/river-place/): River Place is a rental apartment tower at 650 West 42nd Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, developed by Silverstein Properties. It occupies a large site at the far western end of 42nd Street, between Eleventh and Twelfth Avenues, on the block facing the Hudson.
- [The Westminster](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-westminster/): The Westminster is a rental apartment building at 180 West 20th Street in Chelsea, Manhattan, owned and managed by the Related Companies. It stands at the corner of West 20th Street and Seventh Avenue, in the middle of Chelsea's brownstone and prewar apartment blocks.
- [Avalon Morningside Park](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/avalon-morningside-park/): Avalon Morningside Park is a rental apartment building at 1 Morningside Drive in Morningside Heights, Manhattan, owned and managed by AvalonBay Communities. It stands on the ridge at the eastern edge of the neighborhood, where Morningside Drive runs along the bluff above Morningside Park.
- [Avalon Bowery Place](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/avalon-bowery-place/): Avalon Bowery Place is a rental apartment development at 11 East 1st Street in Manhattan, owned and managed by AvalonBay Communities. It occupies the blocks just off the Bowery between East Houston and East 2nd Streets, on the seam where NoHo, the East Village and the Lower East Side meet.
- [The Monterey at Lex](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-monterey-at-lex/): The Monterey at Lex is a rental apartment building at 1501 Lexington Avenue in East Harlem, Manhattan, managed by the Related Companies. It stands at the corner of Lexington Avenue and East 97th Street, on the boundary where the Upper East Side gives way to East Harlem.
- [Carnegie Park](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/carnegie-park/): Carnegie Park is a rental apartment building at 200 East 94th Street in Carnegie Hill, on Manhattan's Upper East Side, managed by the Related Companies. It stands between Second and Third Avenues, in the residential blocks north of the Museum Mile and south of East Harlem.
- [The Monterey](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-monterey/): The Monterey is a rental apartment tower at 175 East 96th Street in Carnegie Hill, on Manhattan's Upper East Side, managed by the Related Companies. It stands on the block between Lexington and Third Avenues, at the northern end of the Upper East Side where the neighborhood meets East Harlem.
- [Tribeca Tower](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/tribeca-tower/): Tribeca Tower is a rental apartment tower at 105 Duane Street in Tribeca, Manhattan, managed by the Related Companies. It stands on the block between Broadway and Church Street, at the southeastern edge of Tribeca where the neighborhood meets the Civic Center.
- [The Tate](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-tate/): The Tate is a rental apartment building at 535 West 23rd Street in West Chelsea, Manhattan, managed by the Related Companies. It stands on the block between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues, in the middle of the Chelsea gallery district.
- [The Lyric](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-lyric/): The Lyric is a rental apartment building at 255 West 94th Street on Manhattan's Upper West Side, managed by the Related Companies. It stands at the corner of West 94th Street and Broadway, in the stretch of the Upper West Side between the Beacon Theatre and Symphony Space.
- [The Westport](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-westport/): The Westport is a rental apartment tower at 500 West 56th Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, managed by the Related Companies. It stands on the block between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues, at the northern end of the neighborhood near the approach to the West Side Highway.
- [Parc East](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/parc-east/): Parc East is a rental apartment tower at 240 East 27th Street in Kips Bay, Manhattan, owned by Equity Residential. It stands between Second and Third Avenues, in the blocks between Gramercy and the East River medical corridor.
- [The Ellington](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-ellington/): The Ellington is a rental apartment building at 260 West 52nd Street in the Theater District of Manhattan, owned by Equity Residential. It stands at the corner of West 52nd Street and Eighth Avenue, a few blocks north of Times Square in the part of Midtown that runs into Hell's Kitchen.
- [The Victory](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-victory/): The Victory is a rental apartment tower at 561 Tenth Avenue in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, developed and managed by TF Cornerstone. It stands at the corner of Tenth Avenue and West 41st Street, on the edge of the Port Authority superblock where Hell's Kitchen meets the Garment District.
- [Atlas New York](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/atlas-new-york/): Atlas New York is a rental apartment tower at 66 West 38th Street in the Garment District of Manhattan, developed by the Gotham Organization. It stands on the block between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, a few blocks south of Bryant Park in the heart of Midtown.
- [New Gotham](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/new-gotham/): New Gotham is a rental apartment building at 520 West 43rd Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, developed by the Gotham Organization. It occupies a large site between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues, on the block north of the Port Authority bus terminal ramps.
- [The Epic](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-epic/): The Epic is a rental apartment tower at 125 West 31st Street in Manhattan, developed and managed by TF Cornerstone. It stands between Sixth and Seventh Avenues in the Penn District, the dense block of hotels, office buildings and transit infrastructure around Penn Station and Madison Square Garden.
- [200 Water Street](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/200-water-street/): 200 Water Street is a rental apartment building at 200 Water Street in the Financial District of Manhattan, owned and managed by TF Cornerstone. It began as an office building and was converted to rental apartments, one of the earliest of the Lower Manhattan office-to-residential conversions that reshaped the district after the 1990s.
- [455 West 37th Street](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/455-west-37th-street/): 455 West 37th Street is a rental apartment building at 455 West 37th Street in Manhattan, developed and managed by TF Cornerstone. It stands between Ninth and Tenth Avenues on the edge of the Garment District, in the blocks between the Lincoln Tunnel approaches and Hudson Yards.
- [505 West 37th Street](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/505-west-37th-street/): 505 West 37th Street is a rental apartment development at 505 West 37th Street in Manhattan, developed and managed by TF Cornerstone. It consists of two towers of different heights rising from a shared base on the block between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues, where the Garment District meets Hell's Kitchen.
- [555TEN](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/555ten/): 555TEN is a rental apartment tower at 555 Tenth Avenue in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, developed by Extell Development. It stands at the corner of Tenth Avenue and West 41st Street, on the block opposite the Port Authority bus ramps where Hell's Kitchen meets the Garment District.
- [The Olivia](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-olivia/): The Olivia is a rental apartment building at 315 West 33rd Street in Manhattan, owned by Brookfield Properties. It stands between Eighth and Ninth Avenues, directly across from the Farley Building, with a large retail base along West 34th Street at its foot.
- [Avalon Midtown West](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/avalon-midtown-west/): Avalon Midtown West is a rental apartment tower at 250 West 50th Street in the Theater District of Manhattan, owned and managed by AvalonBay Communities. It stands at the corner of West 50th Street and Eighth Avenue, in the block of high-rise residential towers just north of Times Square.
- [Embassy House](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/embassy-house/): Embassy House is a rental apartment building at 301 East 47th Street in Turtle Bay, Manhattan, owned by Stellar Management. It stands at the corner of East 47th Street and Second Avenue, in the residential blocks that surround the United Nations headquarters.
- [Miramar](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/miramar/): Miramar is an apartment building at 405 West 206th Street in Inwood, at the northern tip of Manhattan, developed by LMXD with Taconic Partners. It stands on the blocks between Broadway and the Harlem River, part of the new mixed-income housing built in Inwood following the neighborhood's rezoning.
- [The Crest / 63 Wall Street](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-crest-63-wall-street/): The Crest is a rental apartment building at 63 Wall Street in the Financial District of Manhattan. It occupies a prewar office tower that was converted to rental apartments, one of the wave of Wall Street office buildings turned into housing as the district became residential.
- [The Ritz Plaza](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-ritz-plaza/): The Ritz Plaza is a rental apartment tower at 235 West 48th Street in the Theater District of Manhattan, managed by Stonehenge NYC. It stands on the block between Broadway and Eighth Avenue, surrounded by Broadway houses and the hotels that fill the streets north of Times Square.
- [19 Dutch](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/19-dutch/): 19 Dutch is a rental apartment tower at 19 Dutch Street in the Financial District of Manhattan, developed by Carmel Partners. It is a slender tower on one of the district's narrowest colonial-era streets, a lane that runs only a couple of blocks between Fulton and John Streets.
- [The Ocean](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-ocean/): The Ocean is a rental apartment building at 1 West Street in Lower Manhattan, owned by the Moinian Group. It stands at the corner of West Street and Morris Street, at the southwestern tip of Manhattan facing Battery Park and New York Harbor.
- [1440 Amsterdam](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/1440-amsterdam/): 1440 Amsterdam is a rental apartment building at 1440 Amsterdam Avenue in Manhattan, developed by the Grid Group with partners. It stands on the blocks where Morningside Heights runs into West Harlem, near the northern end of Morningside Park.
- [10 Hanover Square](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/10-hanover-square/): 10 Hanover Square is a rental apartment building at 10 Hanover Square in the Financial District of Manhattan, owned by UDR. It occupies a mid-century office tower that was converted to rental apartments during the period when Lower Manhattan's older office stock was being turned into housing.
- [Dwell95](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/dwell95/): Dwell95 is a rental apartment building at 95 Wall Street in the Financial District of Manhattan, owned by UDR. It occupies a former office building on Wall Street near Water Street, converted to rental apartments as the district shifted toward residential use.
- [20 Broad Street](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/20-broad-street/): 20 Broad Street is a rental apartment building at 20 Broad Street in the Financial District of Manhattan, converted by Metro Loft Management. The building was for decades an office annex to the New York Stock Exchange next door, and was turned into rental apartments in one of the largest of Lower Manhattan's office-to-residential conversions.
- [Gotham West](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/gotham-west/): Gotham West is a rental apartment complex at 550 West 45th Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, developed and managed by the Gotham Organization. It fills a large site between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues and includes both market-rate and affordable apartments, with the Gotham West Market food hall built into its base.
- [180 Water Street](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/180-water-street/): 180 Water Street is a rental apartment building at 180 Water Street in the Financial District of Manhattan, converted by Metro Loft Management. It was built as an office building and reopened as rental apartments, part of the run of Water Street conversions that turned the district's mid-century office stock into housing.
- [Helena 57 West](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/helena-57-west/): Helena 57 West is a rental apartment tower at 601 West 57th Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, developed and managed by the Durst Organization. It was one of the first large residential buildings in New York designed to a high environmental standard, with on-site cogeneration and a green roof, and it anchors the northern end of the neighborhood.
- [70 Pine](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/70-pine/): 70 Pine is a rental apartment building at 70 Pine Street in the Financial District of Manhattan, converted by Rose Associates with DTH Capital. The tower was completed in 1932 as the Cities Service Building and later served as the headquarters of AIG; it is a designated New York City landmark and one of the finest Art Deco skyscrapers downtown, with a crowned, setback silhouette and an ornate lobby.
- [2 Gold Street](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/2-gold-street/): 2 Gold Street is a rental apartment tower at 2 Gold Street in the Financial District of Manhattan, developed and managed by TF Cornerstone. It stands where Gold Street meets Maiden Lane, a few blocks inland from the East River in the older street grid of Lower Manhattan.
- [MiMA](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/mima/): MiMA is a rental apartment tower at 450 West 42nd Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, developed and managed by the Related Companies. The name is short for Middle of Manhattan, and the building's base houses the Pershing Square Signature Center, the theater complex built for Signature Theatre Company, along with a hotel and a large residents' club.
- [VIA 57 West](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/via-57-west/): VIA 57 West is a rental apartment building at 625 West 57th Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, developed by the Durst Organization. Designed by Bjarke Ingels Group, it takes the form of a tetrahedron that rises from a low corner to a peak at the northwest, wrapping a landscaped private courtyard, a hybrid of the European perimeter block and the Manhattan tower that its architects called a courtscraper.
- [Avalon West Chelsea](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/avalon-west-chelsea/): Avalon West Chelsea is a rental apartment building at 282 Eleventh Avenue in West Chelsea, Manhattan, owned and managed by AvalonBay Communities. It stands on the block between West 27th and West 28th Streets, in the gallery district on the western edge of Chelsea.
- [Twenty Exchange](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/twenty-exchange/): Twenty Exchange is a rental apartment building at 20 Exchange Place in the Financial District of Manhattan, owned by DTH Capital. The tower was completed in 1931 as the City Bank Farmers Trust Building, an Art Deco skyscraper faced in limestone and carved with giant stone heads at its setbacks, and was later converted to rental apartments.
- [The Eugene](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-eugene/): The Eugene is a rental apartment tower at 435 West 31st Street in Manhattan, developed by Brookfield Properties. It is the residential building of Manhattan West, the mixed-use development built on a platform over the rail tracks leading into Penn Station, and stands beside the complex's public plaza and office towers.
- [8 Spruce Street](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/8-spruce-street/): 8 Spruce Street is a rental apartment tower at 8 Spruce Street in Lower Manhattan, owned by Brookfield Properties. Designed by Frank Gehry and often called New York by Gehry, it is clad in rippling stainless steel that folds in vertical bays down its height, and on completion it was among the tallest residential buildings in the Western Hemisphere.
- [The Max](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/the-max/): The Max is a rental apartment tower at 606 West 57th Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, developed and managed by TF Cornerstone. It occupies a full block front near the West Side Highway, at the northern end of the neighborhood where Hell's Kitchen runs into the Riverside South towers.
- [Silver Towers](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/silver-towers/): Silver Towers is a pair of rental apartment towers at 620 West 42nd Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, developed by Silverstein Properties. The twin glass towers stand side by side near the Hudson, at the far western end of 42nd Street, and share a landscaped deck and residents' club between them.
- [SKY](https://newyorkapartmentbuildings.com/places/sky/): SKY is a rental apartment building at 605 West 42nd Street in Hell's Kitchen, on the far west side of Manhattan. It was developed by the Moinian Group, which also manages the property, and occupies a full block front on West 42nd Street between 11th and 12th Avenues.

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