Renters of Manhattan apartments of all kinds will find plenty of inventory in this price range, as the buildings listed below make clear. You’ll find great apartments in all of Manhattan’s top buildings from Tribeca to the Upper East Side in this price range, and those apartments range from spacious studios to modern two-bedrooms. We’re here to help, so take advantage of this site to find your ideal Manhattan rental apartment.
River Place has as visually striking a location as any rental apartment building in Clinton. With a location anchoring the western end of 42nd Street, overlooking the Hudson River, every apartment for rent in this 41-story glass tower offers stunning river or city views. As impressive as those views are, though, it's the combination of deluxe amenities and apartments for rent at River Place that truly steal the show. River Place's rental apartments rank among the most distinguished in this stretch of Clinton, while the stellar suite of amenities sets a new standard for luxury living in Clinton.
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.
A meticulous renovation from architect Costas Kondylis has helped make 37 Wall Street one of the most sought-after rental listings in the Financial District, and among New York City's most desirable pre-war rental buildings. But it's a testament to 37 Wall Street's history -- and to the Beaux-Arts grandeur of architect Francis Kimball's original 1904 structure -- that 37 Wall Street has been one of the most desirable buildings in the Financial District for over a century. This former bank building is enjoying a second life as a very modern, amenity-laden Financial District luxury rental, while retaining the pre-war elegance that first made it a Financial District favorite over a century ago.
A blue-chip Financial District rental listing with a prime FiDi address at 95 Wall Street, Dwell95 marks the first rental project headed by the vaunted international design company Yoo by Starck. From its hotel-style amenities to the condo-quality finishes in the spacious apartments for rent to the understated aesthetic elegance that is the trademark of renowned architect Phillipe Starck, Dwell95 stands out as not only one of the elite rental listings in the Financial District, but as one of Manhattan's most distinguished new rentals.
This 25-story building was designed in 1929 and converted into rental apartments in 2005. Many 100 Maiden Lane apartments have 9- to 12-foot-high ceilings, terraces, exquisite river views, and home offices. All apartments have granite kitchens, stainless steel appliances, in-home safes and custom closet shelving.
This huge, red-brick, environmentally friendly rental complex in Clinton was designed by Fox & Fowle and opened in 2007. The attractive, 23-story complex stretches from 51st to 53rd Streets west of Tenth Avenue. The complex has 23,000-square-feet of retail space and space for two non-profit theaters, and two landscaped through-block arcades. Many of the units have balconies and the buildings have some slanted rooflines and angled sides.
Parc 77 is on one of the Upper West Side's most prestigious blocks, conveniently located between Columbus and Central Park West. This classic mid-rise is directly across from the Museum of Natural History and only one half-block to Central Park and B&C Trains.
This massive, white-brick rental apartment building was a pioneer in the redevelopment of the East Midtown area near the Queens-Midtown Tunnel. It rises with three setbacks to its 35-story height facing the East River and FDR Drive. View 34 doorman attends a 6,000-square-foot, three-story glass-covered atrium lobby embellished by waterfalls and koi fish-filled ponds.
Riverbank West: one of the handsomest apartment buildings in Midtown. This 44-story tower was erected in 1988 and is known for its spectacular views of the Hudson River and its utilitarian tower with two low setbacks and a two-story limestone base on 43rd Street.