New York Rentals – Morningside Heights
On the high ridge in Upper Manhattan, Washington Heights sits north of Harlem from 155th St before giving way to Inwood below Dyckman Street. In New York City history, too, Washington Heights has an exalted position -- once one of Manhattan's most glamorous neighborhoods, Washington Heights is still home to a number of stately brownstones and old mansions. The oldest of these, the Morris-Jumel Mansion, highlights the landmarked Jumel Terrace Historic District. For all its history, though, Washington Heights is anything but old -- an influx of Caribbean immigrants give it a lively food culture and 24-hour life, while an assortment of ambitious renovations of pre-war apartment buildings have greatly enhanced the stock of pre-war apartments for rent in Washington Heights.
Many of these residences offer easy access to both the legitimate Manhattan gem that is Fort Tryon Park and some of the most stunning river views in Manhattan, of both the George Washington Bridge and New Jersey's Palisades. The pre-war apartments for rent at The Westbourne are among the most elegantly restored pre-war rental apartments in Upper Manhattan. With a growing number of pre-war apartments for rent and a culture unlike any in Manhattan, Washington Heights is a fascinating, vibrant place to live, and one of the last undiscovered gems in the Manhattan real estate market.
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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.

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.
2130 Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard
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.