At Frank 57 West, you can enjoy all of the excitement of Midtown West while still having your own quiet oasis in the heart of the city. 

Looking for a home where the best parts of the city are just steps away? Solari is a new rental development located in the heart of Manhattan among some of the city's most famous sky-reaching towers and fast-moving streets.

While it feels like new developments are popping up throughout Manhattan every day, it’s good to keep in mind all the stunning established luxury buildings that still have available apartments.

View from the Avalon Clinton terrace The new standard for modern luxury developments in New York City is to provide the lavish amenities that every New Yorker looks for. Some developments take that standard a step further by offering some truly over-the-top perks. Here are three buildings in Manhattan that are all jam-packed with amenities.

View from Via 57th West’s rooftop A variety of unique residential developments in busy Midtown West are now on the market. This location is highly desirable and now those looking for a home in Midtown West have a slew of new options to choose from. Here are three of the newest and most unique rentals currently on the market in this area. 

854 Seventh Avenue currently via Google Maps Extell has scooped up yet another new development site, a former Carnegie Deli that closed just last year. Located in West Midtown at 854 Seventh Avenue, the building currently stands six stories tall, but that won't last long.

Interior of Sky penthouse by Tim Waltman for Evan Joseph Sky, at 605 West 42nd Street, is not only the largest rental building in New York City, but also one of the most desirable places to live anywhere in the area for over a year. Now, Moinian Group has teamed with renowned architect, David Rockwell and legendary interior designer, Michael Dawkins to create 83 new ultra luxury apartments to occupy the top five floors of the building.

The newest numbers are in, and it’s no surprise to see that overall Manhattan and Brooklyn rental prices are still up from 2012, but some of the month-to-month numbers might surprise you.

For most of us in New York City, the start of every month sees us either writing a check or withdrawing cash from the nearest ATM to pay our apartment rent. While this is a routine we have all got accustomed to, wouldn’t it be great if we could pay our rent using our credit cards instead? Think of the benefits involved—besides the relative ease and comfort in paying with plastic, we would also be able to rake up a whole lot of credit card reward points!