Every apartment building in the New York index, searchable by building name or address and plottable on a map. Each record carries the building’s street address, apartment count, year built, floor count and the company that manages or owns it, plus a written description of the building and its neighborhood — free to read, with no login and no lead-capture form. Prefer a flat list? Use the A–Z index of every New York apartment building.
Across Purves Street from The Forge, Halo LIC stands on a short block off Jackson Avenue that has become one
Management / Owner: Goose Property Management
Units: 284
Year Built: 2016
Floors: 26
A white facade patterned after the molecular structure of a sugar crystal marks 1 South First as part of the
Management / Owner: Two Trees Management
Units: 330
Year Built: 2019
Floors: 45
Facing Midtown Manhattan across the East River, 4540 Center Boulevard sits directly on Gantry Plaza State Park, the waterfront park
Management / Owner: TF Cornerstone
Units: 345
Year Built: 2012
Floors: 32
The first market-rate building finished at Greenpoint Landing, One Blue Slip marked the moment northern Greenpoint, long a neighborhood of
Management / Owner: Brookfield Properties
Units: 359
Year Built: 2018
Floors: 30
Atlas Capital Group, a New York investment firm, owns DKLB BKLN, a 34-story tower at 80 DeKalb Avenue where DeKalb
Management / Owner: Atlas Capital Group
Units: 365
Year Built: 2010
Floors: 34
Greenpoint’s tallest building, a 40-story glass tower on the East River shoreline at 21 India Street, takes the neighborhood’s name:
Management / Owner: Mack Real Estate
Units: 368
Year Built: 2018
Floors: 40
Brooklyn Gold puts both the borough’s offices and its waterfront parks within reach from its spot near the corner of
Management / Owner: TF Cornerstone
Units: 375
Year Built: 2010
Floors: 40
300 Ashland occupies the triangular site where Ashland Place, Flatbush Avenue and Lafayette Avenue meet, at the center of Fort
Management / Owner: Two Trees Management
Units: 379
Year Built: 2016
Floors: 32
Built in the early years of the Queens West redevelopment, 4720 Center Boulevard was completed in 2006, and TF Cornerstone
Management / Owner: TF Cornerstone
Units: 394
Year Built: 2006
Floors: 32
High on the ridge above the Harlem River, the 400-unit building at 1131 Ogden Avenue overlooks the river near the
Management / Owner: Stellar Management
Units: 400
Year Built: 1947
Floors: 26
The wide, low-rise stretch of Grand Street east of Essex Street, where the Co-op Village towers meet older tenement blocks
Management / Owner: Grand Street Guild
Units: 400
Year Built: 1972
Floors: 26
Named for one of the old ship slips that once lined this industrial shore, The Bellslip is one of the
Management / Owner: Brookfield Properties
Units: 414
Year Built: 2022
Floors: 31
Ahead of the taller towers that followed, QLIC arrived in 2016 as one of the first new residential buildings in
Management / Owner: World Wide Group
Units: 421
Year Built: 2016
Floors: 21
Two Blue Slip followed One Blue Slip as one of the first market-rate towers at Greenpoint Landing, and together the
Management / Owner: Brookfield Properties
Units: 421
Year Built: 2020
Floors: 40
At just 10 stories but with 428 apartments, ARC takes an unusually low, wide form for Long Island City, where
Management / Owner: Lightstone
Units: 428
Year Built: 2017
Floors: 10
Red Apple Group, the company of supermarket owner John Catsimatidis, developed The Eagle on Fleet Place near Willoughby Street in
Management / Owner: Red Apple Group
Units: 440
Year Built: 2018
Floors: 32
Standing well above the low-rise blocks of Dutch Kills at 42-12 28th Street in Long Island City, Tower 28 was
Management / Owner: Heatherwood
Units: 451
Year Built: 2017
Floors: 58
Paramount Tower rises 52 stories over the quiet residential grid south of the United Nations and east of Grand Central,
Management / Owner: Glenwood Management
Units: 464
Year Built: 1998
Floors: 52
Northern Boulevard near the southern edge of Astoria has shifted from auto shops and light industry toward housing, and Alta+
Management / Owner: Simon Baron Development
Units: 467
Year Built: 2018
Floors: 43
RXR, a New York real estate firm best known for its large office portfolio, developed The Willoughby on the Willoughby
Management / Owner: RXR
Units: 476
Year Built: 2021
Floors: 34
For a time the tallest building in Brooklyn, The Brooklyner was one of the first tall residential towers to rise
Management / Owner: Equity Residential
Units: 491
Year Built: 2010
Floors: 51
Few buildings in New York sit closer to a ferry landing than Level, at 2 North 6th Place on the
Management / Owner: Douglaston Development
Units: 554
Year Built: 2016
Floors: 40
Emerald Green sits on the seam where the Garment District meets Hell’s Kitchen and the Port Authority approaches, at 320
Management / Owner: Glenwood Management
Units: 572
Year Built: 2009
Floors: 24
At 26 stories, 4610 Center Boulevard is lower and broader than most of its neighbors, giving it a more neighborly
Management / Owner: TF Cornerstone
Units: 584
Year Built: 2014
Floors: 26
The Ashland’s base was built to house cultural tenants and a ground-floor food hall, part of the city’s plan for
Management / Owner: Gotham Organization
Units: 586
Year Built: 2016
Floors: 53
Avalon Clinton spreads across both sides of West 52nd Street between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues, in the part of Hell’s
Management / Owner: AvalonBay Communities
Units: 627
Year Built: 2007
Floors: 14
On the boundary between Downtown Brooklyn and Fort Greene, Avalon Fort Greene stands at the corner of Gold Street and
Management / Owner: AvalonBay Communities
Units: 631
Year Built: 2010
Floors: 42
Opening in 2014, a few years before the wave of construction that followed, Linc LIC was one of the first
Management / Owner: Rockrose Development
Units: 709
Year Built: 2014
Floors: 42
Unlike Downtown Brooklyn’s slender towers, 33 Bond spreads across much of its block, so although it rises only 25 stories
Management / Owner: TF Cornerstone
Units: 714
Year Built: 2017
Floors: 25
Designed by OMA, the two towers of Eagle + West step and twist as they rise, giving them a silhouette
Management / Owner: Brookfield Properties
Units: 745
Year Built: 2022
Floors: 40
When it was completed in 2017, Hub was among the tallest buildings in Brooklyn: a 55-story, 750-unit tower at 333
Management / Owner: Steiner NYC
Units: 750
Year Built: 2017
Floors: 55
Two leaning, copper-clad towers joined by a three-story skybridge make up The Copper, also known as the American Copper Buildings,
Management / Owner: JDS Development
Units: 761
Year Built: 2016
Floors: 48
On Dean Street east of Barclays Center, 595 Dean Street sits closer to the quieter brownstone blocks of Prospect Heights
Management / Owner: TF Cornerstone
Units: 798
Year Built: 2023
Floors: 28
Gantry Plaza State Park and its restored rail gantries sit at the doorstep of 4545 Center Boulevard, a 41-story tower
Management / Owner: TF Cornerstone
Units: 820
Year Built: 2013
Floors: 41
The 58-story AVA DoBro stands at the corner of Willoughby and Bridge Streets, at 100 Willoughby Street in the tower
Management / Owner: AvalonBay Communities
Units: 826
Year Built: 2015
Floors: 58
Three angular glass towers designed by ODA rise along the East River at 420 Kent Avenue in South Williamsburg, just
Management / Owner: Spitzer Enterprises
Units: 857
Year Built: 2019
Floors: 25
Set along the eastern shore of Roosevelt Island, Manhattan Park is one of the island’s largest residential developments, a group
Units: 880
Year Built: 1989
Floors: 22
Hayden rises 50 stories over 43-25 Hunter Street in Long Island City’s Court Square district, one of several towers Rockrose
Management / Owner: Rockrose Development
Units: 974
Year Built: 2017
Floors: 50
Three towers arranged around a private landscaped park make up Jackson Park, Tishman Speyer’s rental development at 28-10 Jackson Avenue
Management / Owner: Tishman Speyer
Units: 1871
Year Built: 2018
Floors: 53
The last large parcel of the old Penn Central rail yards along the Hudson became Riverside Center, a master plan
Management / Owner: Dermot Company
Units: 616
Year Built: 2016
Floors: 43
A large residents’ athletic club is what The Aldyn is best known for. Extell Development built the 40-story tower at
Management / Owner: Extell Development
Units: 136
Year Built: 2010
Floors: 40
Riverside South, the stretch of residential towers built along the Hudson on the former Penn Central rail yards between West
Management / Owner: Extell Development
Units: 209
Year Built: 2010
Floors: 23
When River Place opened in 2001, the far western end of 42nd Street was still a district of parking lots
Management / Owner: Silverstein Properties
Units: 921
Year Built: 2001
Floors: 41
Chelsea’s brownstone and prewar apartment blocks surround The Westminster, a 15-story Related Companies rental at the corner of West 20th
Management / Owner: Related Companies
Units: 254
Year Built: 2001
Floors: 15
The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine stands directly across the street from Avalon Morningside Park, and the building
Management / Owner: AvalonBay Communities
Units: 296
Year Built: 2007
Floors: 20
NoHo, the East Village and the Lower East Side meet at the blocks just off the Bowery between East Houston
Management / Owner: AvalonBay Communities
Units: 206
Year Built: 2006
Floors: 13
On the boundary where the Upper East Side gives way to East Harlem, The Monterey at Lex holds the corner
Management / Owner: Related Companies
Units: 298
Year Built: 2010
Floors: 25
The 6 train stops at the corner of The Monterey, a 30-story rental at 175 East 96th Street in Carnegie
Management / Owner: Related Companies
Units: 522
Year Built: 1992
Floors: 30
Tribeca was still largely a district of warehouses and lofts when Tribeca Tower went up in 1991, and the 52-story
Management / Owner: Related Companies
Units: 440
Year Built: 1991
Floors: 52

















































