Few Manhattan neighborhoods are as iconic or as profoundly a part of the greater idea of New York City than Harlem. Harlem stretches from river to river between 158th Street and a border that no one can quite agree upon on the south. But Harlem is also more than that -- a vibrant piece of living history, a place somehow just as real in the imagination as it is in real life. Seemingly every block in Harlem is packed with New York City history, and national landmarks abound, ranging from John D. Rockefeller's sprawling Dunbar Apartments to The Apollo Theater to the historic townhouses of Striver's Row.
Harlem property values soared 300 percent in the 1990s, and a host of new construction residential buildings and hundreds of luxury rental apartments rose alongside the neighborhood's historic brownstones. While Harlem retains its distinctive character thanks to its world-famous soul food restaurants and the jazz clubs and lounges that highlight its booming nightlife scene, Harlem is also home to Manhattan luxury brands and numerous high-end boutiques. Harlem's luxury rental apartments, too, measure up to the standards of even the most demanding NYC dwellers.
The apartments for rent at The Hub have a classically Harlem red-brick look, but offer amenities and spacious floor plans that rank them in the top tier of rental apartments in Manhattan. Stunning Central Park views are one of the main attractions at 1481 Fifth Avenue, but the condo-quality finishes and sleek modern lines of the rental apartments are dazzling in their own right. There's more to Harlem than history, and the neighborhood's ongoing revitalization suggests that Harlem is not done making Manhattan history yet.
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Avalon Morningside Park is a brand new rental community on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Adjacent to historic Morningside Park, this area is one of New York's most desirable residential neighborhoods, with tree-lined sidewalks, cafes and shops.
Hampton Court, a new mixed-use building at 102nd Street and 1st Avenue in upper Manhattan, has 229 luxury apartments that feature Travertine bathrooms and granite counters in both the kitchens and bathrooms. Designed by the Stephen B. Jacobs Group, with interiors designed by Andi Pepper, the building features a highly articulated masonry facade and lush landscaped outdoor gardens, as well as a fitness room and laundry facility.
88 Morningside is a refined mid-rise building offering apartments that rival the best luxury apartments in the Manhattan rental and condo listings. Located on 88 Morningside Avenue in the heart of a burgeoning uptown neighborhood, 88 Morningside may surprise renters by providing the best of Manhattan within close reach, plus the panoramic vistas of Morningside Park, Central Park and the Manhattan skyline don’t hurt. 88 Morningside has top-notch amenities, pristine building features, and a lively nightlife right outside its front doors. Surrounded by tree-lined streets, New York City’s best parks and classic pre-war buildings, 88 Morningside sets the bar high for New York City luxury apartment buildings.
A 12-story mid-rise on the cutting-edge of green innovation, Tapestry is an environmentally conscious new luxury apartment building in Manhattan that offers excellent comforts and amenities. Located at 245 East 124th Street in Manhattan, Tapestry was built in 2010 and is the first luxury apartment in Harlem designed to be LEED certified. Pei Cobb Freed & Partners and MHG Architects, the collaborators who designed Tapestry, certainly did their utmost to achieve that goal; all of the Tapestry’s details were crafted for the purpose of being environmentally friendly. Tapestry features energy efficient heating and cooling appliances, high performance windows, and water conserving plumbing, rainwater retention tanks, and green furnishings, all without sacrificing anything by way of luxury. Green spaces abound in the immediate area too: Marcus Garvey Park, Randall’s Island, the East River Esplanade, and a number of community gardens surround this modern luxury apartment.
While Harlem has always enjoyed a reputation of having a culturally vibrant community of people, this uptown Manhattan neighborhood seemed to have a dearth of choices in terms of luxury residences in the area. But that is no longer the case, thanks to the arrival of Dafina, a new luxury rental building located at 2130 Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard in Harlem. For New Yorkers looking for affordable luxury residences, Dafina will be like a godsend.
220 Saint Nicholas Avenue is a boutique luxury rental building located in the historic neighborhood of Central Harlem. 220 Saint Nicholas Avenue offers half- and full-floor residences just north of Central Park.
Susan's Court, located at 454 Manhattan Avenue in Harlem, is a new luxury building offering high-end apartments for rent. The building is a modern mid-rise elevator building, rising 8 floors and housing 184 apartments, including studio, one-, two-, and three-bedrooms.
1080 Amsterdam is a new luxury rental building in the Morningside Heights neighborhood of Manhattan. Originally built in 1932, this building houses 98 rental units across 20 stories. Apartments include hardwood floors, sunken living rooms, stainless steel appliances, and Scavolini cabinets.
Designed by Kutnicki Bernstein Architects and Lauren Jayne Design is Harlem 125, a luxury home with a contemporary, vibrant look. Apartment features include white oak flooring, GE and Stainless Steel appliances, Caesarstone Countertops, as well as lavish bathrooms with soaking tubs and Subway and Italian Ragno tiles. Certain residences boast private outdoor spaces for residences to enjoy beautiful city views. Harlem 125 proudly offers a lush courtyard, state-of-the-art fitness center, spacious roof deck with spectacular city views, laundry room, and doorman services. The surrounding dynamic and culturally diverse neighborhood of Harlem provides endless activities for residents, with a multitude of art and music venues, eateries, and shops, not to mention easy access to the 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 subway lines.
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