A no fee rental apartment in Manhattan is one of the great prizes in New York real estate, for one obvious reason: it saves renters thousands of dollars (up to 15 percent of an apartment's annual rent) in broker fees. While they're highly sought-after and therefore generally hard to find, Luxury Rentals Manhattan has a wide selection of luxury no fee rental listings in the most desirable neighborhoods in Manhattan. Yes, that means no fee rental apartments on the Upper East Side and no fee rental apartments on the Upper West Side; no fee rental apartments in the Financial District and no fee rental apartments in Chelsea. Yes, it really is as good as it sounds.
Plenty of New York City high rises lay claim to landmark status, and in a city with a skyline like New York's, many can make a good case. 20 Exchange Place, though, is different, it was officially designated a City Landmark by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission back in 1996, and is currently entering a new chapter in its life by emerging as one of the hottest rental listings in the Financial District.
The Financial District has become one of Manhattan's hottest residential neighborhoods because of both buildings such as 2 Gold Street and such historic thoroughfares as Gold Street itself. Gold Street is one of the city's oldest and most historic thoroughfares, and it takes only a little imagination to picture it as it was centuries ago. 2 Gold Street makes for a stunning contrast in this neighborhood of contrasts this is a very modern, very elegant high-rise offering very modern, very elegant rental apartments in the heart of old New York.
The Pavilion, home to luxury-minded New Yorkers for almost five decades, transformed York Avenue and continues to offer the best of Upper East Side apartment living. With its huge living spaces and family-oriented neighborhood, the Pavilion is so accommodating that some have been here since birth, moving up through gracious one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments as their families grow.
The moment you arrive at Renaissance, you're happy to be home. As you enter the sleek and lustrous lobby through a revolving door, the concierge hands you the parcel you're expecting. Pick up your fresh laundry from the valet and elevator up to your studio, which is brighter and roomier than most one-bedroom apartments. Of course, all Renaissance apartments have different floor plans.
Stonehenge Towers stands on the south side of West 89th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenues. Tree-lined streets define the elegance that is the Upper West Side — a neighborhood nestled between serene and historic Central Park and the quiet, colorful Hudson paths of Riverside Park. Within walking distance to great restaurants, relaxing days in the park, a vibrant bar scene, family recreation, and stylish boutiques, this is the perfect location for New York residents who bask in the upside of Manhattan living.
With its spacious layouts, the Andover easily accommodates families of various sizes -- or anyone who just wants room to expand. One-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments all feature large rooms. The circular, landscaped driveway provides convenient and gracious entry when arriving by car or taxi. The fitness center, rooftop sundeck, and children's center offer plenty of spaces for families and individuals to extend their living space for private relaxation or shared pleasures.
The Brittany, a striking Upper East Side rental apartment tower, anchors the north end of York Avenue and commands sunset views of Harlem River, the East River, and Long Island Sound. The 36-story tower has a handsome rusticated limestone base that provides protruding supports for the building's columns of energy-efficient bay windows. The Brittany stands out; it's the most attractive of the towers that line the west side of York Avenue above 86th Street. The views are not the only attraction here...
Since the Somerset was erected in 1977, Yorktown has undergone a transformation. At that time, this was a fairly desolate stretch of York Avenue. Over the next few years, many major luxury apartment towers such as the River Terrace, One East River Place, and the Belaire sprouted in the immediate vicinity. In late 1998, Sotheby's began a major expansion on its site. This building, which occupies the entire avenue blockfront between 72nd and 73rd Streets, has attractions of its own including superb views, a driveway, lushly landscaped entrance and many balconies.
The Ventura is an Upper East Side full-service luxury apartment building with an updated take on the classic UES aesthetic. Standing 25-stories tall, The Ventura is a post-war luxury high-rise that stands out because of its prime Yorkville location and its condo-quality finishes. Davis Brody Bond designed The Ventura with glass, steel, limestone, and brick, making it imposing and striking from the outside, but inside the warm welcome of a rich wood-paneled and marble-floored lobby sets the tone, and the luxury apartments within The Ventura are no less inviting.