The one-of-a-kind facade of 170 Amsterdam has brought a unique style of luxury to the Upper West Side since it was completed back in 2014. The intriguing development is just as beautiful inside as it is out, and luckily this fabulous building still has homes available.

It’s no secret that New York City is lacking extra space. As the amount of residents in the city continues to grow, families of three or more are finding it difficult to locate luxury family-friendly homes. We’ve decided to make things a little easier for large families and highlight three New York City developments that have up to four-bedroom apartments available.

The Upper West Side has always been known as an area in the city that’s managed to hold onto its neighborly feel, as the rest of Manhattan continues to grow upward. The classic low-rise towers, brownstone townhouses, tree-lined streets, and beautiful green spaces like Central Park are just a few things that make the Upper West Side a highly desirable place to live. New residential developments in the UWS are not as common, but luckily some of the residential buildings in the area that still have availability rank among the most lavish in the neighborhood. Here are three rental developments that you won’t want to miss!

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.

Rooftop deck at 180 Water Street August marks the beginning of the end of summer, and back to school commercials have already begun to air. Make going back to school a little easier with these new and conveniently located rentals.

88 Morningside While Downtown Manhattan's skyline continues to grow, Uptown has also made a slew of renovations to its historic buildings as well as modern additions. The area is perfect for those who want to escape the busy and crowded streets of the city, and convenient for families with kids who want to run around the various nearby parks. Here are three of the newest and hottest additions in uptown.

Facade of One Riverside Park The Upper West Side is typically known for its classic brownstone townhouses that line the streets and are only a short walk away from Central Park. While most of those still stand, over the years the neighborhood has gotten a large amount of modern apartment buildings that give the area a beautiful mix of old and new. Here are three of the hottest and newest additions to the UWS.

7 West 57th Street currently, via Google Maps In 1974, developer Sheldon Solow built the glassy, dramatically sloping 50-story tower at 9 West 57th Street. In 2005, he picked up the building right next door at 7 West 57th Street, for $25,550,000 and until now, the 32-foot-wide property remained untouched after being converted into offices in the 1950’s.

View from the Encore Thanks to the technological advances currently powering the green building rise in Manhattan real estate, the list of benefits of living in a green building grows seemingly every day. Keep up with New York’s rental trend, and go green with these new LEED certified luxury buildings: