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.

Central Park is two blocks east, and Riverside Park and the Hudson River Greenway are four blocks west. The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine and Columbia University lie north along Amsterdam Avenue, and Straus Park marks the fork of Broadway and West End Avenue at 106th Street. The 1 stops at 96th and 103rd Streets, and the B and C run beneath Central Park West with an express stop at 96th Street.

Completed in 2010, the 15-story building holds 301 apartments and is part of Columbus Square, the redevelopment of part of the Park West Village superblock. The Brodsky Organization manages it along with 805 and 808 Columbus Avenue and 801 Amsterdam Avenue, so renters can compare several similar buildings within a block or two.