To Rent An Apartment In Nyc, Long Term Rentals In Manhattan

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At Empire Residential Realty we have comprehensive listings of Manhattan apartments for rent in NYC that is currently available on the market. Whether it is a cooperative, condominium or a rental building.

We have made it our priority to guide you through the process of locating and renting apartments in Manhattan. Our experienced New York City real estate agents will make your personal move as well as corporate relocation smooth, stress free transaction.

With our help finding an apartment to rent or a home to buy in Manhattan area is faster, easier and less time consuming. We will provide you with comprehensive information regarding the New York City and its neighborhoods, information on different types of buildings, rental process and also give you recommendations based on your situation.
Since NYC offers a wide range of apartment rentals and without insider information you could miss out on a great opportunity.

Since inventory changes on a daily basis, due to the very high turn-over of apartments in Manhattan rental market, it is best to give us a call to check the availability and set up an appointment ...
... f or viewing.

Once you find a home that suits you, we will help you with gathering the proper documentation and negotiate the best deal for you.

Here is the list of major areas of Manhattan where we have our furnished or unfurnished apartments for rent:

Upper West Side
Developed around the turn of the century the Upper West Side is now one of the hottest areas in the city.
With its proximity to Lincoln Center and other performing arts venues, it is also a neighborhood of actors, writers, and musicians. For the athletic-minded, the Upper West Side is a great place to work up a sweat. Whether it's rock climbing in one of the areas ultra modern gyms, roller blading in Central Park or a game of baseball in Riverside Park, the Upper West Side will surely keep you active.
Upper East Side
Manhattan's gold coast, as it is sometimes called, is a mostly residential part of Manhattan with an abundance of luxury apartment buildings, townhouses, private schools, legendary restaurants and shopping on Madison Avenue and grand apartments lining Park Avenue and fifth Avenue overlooking Central Park.
While Fifth and Park Avenue offer spacious and luxurious residential dwellings, Madison Avenue gives us the best in commercial retailing; housing the most prestigious and international boutiques. With the most famous museums contained within, this neighborhood is packed with culture, class and refinement. Points of interest include shopping on Madison Avenue and Third Avenue Bloomingdale's, the Guggenheim Museum, Hunter College and Central Park.
Midtown East
Known for its exclusive shopping along Fifth Avenue and its luxurious apartments along Park Avenue, the Midtown East area is certainly for those with a taste for the finer things. Turtle Bay is the site of the United Nations and some of New York's costliest real estate. Beekman Place residents enjoy stately townhouses and elegant apartment buildings that offer river views, many with gardens or terraces. Sutton Place instantly suggests status and affluence to New Yorkers and out-of-towners alike. This quiet enclave is within walking distance to the best Manhattan has to offer in shops, restaurants, theatres and cultural institutions. Points of interest include Rockefeller Center; St. Patrick's Cathedral, FAO Schwartz, Gucci, Tiffany & Co., Grand Central Station and the United Nations.
Clinton/Hell's Kitchen
Also known as Hell's Kitchen and Midtown West, this neighborhood is home to many young professionals attracted to the area because of its proximity to midtown and its reasonably priced rents. Because the area was once supported by breweries, slaughter houses, outdoor markets, neighborhood shops and restaurants have a tradition of offering a wide variety of fresh and exotic food options. Ninth Avenue is one of the city's great resources of good and inexpensive ethnic restaurants. A great place to catch a bite to eat before going to the theater or a weekend brunch. Points of interest include Carnegie hall, Disney store, Virgin Megastore, Times Square, Theatre District, All-Star Cafe, Planet Hollywood, Jeckyll & Hyde and the Hard Rock Cafe.
Murray Hill
Murray Hill is probably best known to its close proximity to the Empire State Building. Aside from the historical landmark, the area is also a center of business, and the site of many clubs, churches, hi-rise apartment buildings, brownstone mansions and restaurants. Murray Hill is a neighborhood where time has changed old carriage houses into charming homes. The brownstones here are unpretentious turn-of-the-century buildings that are elegant and fashionable. Points of interest include the Empire State Building and Pierpont Morgan Library.
Chelsea
The area, with its diverse building styles, is a patchwork of townhouses, prewar low rises and loft buildings. With its many residential services, convenience to transportation and the development of Chelsea Piers, it has become a much sought after community by many. Old warehouses that were once factories and breweries are being converted into gallery spaces, nightclubs and residential lofts. With the newly paved Hudson River Park and the massive Chelsea Piers Sports and Recreation Complex. For the most part, Chelsea can be considered a mix of family types, great stores, movie theaters, sports enthusiasts, artists and bargain shopping.
Gramercy Park
The area is well known for its large prewar buildings as well as its postwar hi-rises, many with doormen. Scattered throughout are low-rise buildings and brownstones that line side streets. GramercyPark includes many restored homes throughout the neighborhood. Valued for its charming streets and filled with synagogues, churches, schools, shopping and places for outdoor recreation, Gramercy Park is becoming a great place to live.
Greenwich Village
Greenwich Village is homey and intimate; a small town within a sprawling metropolis - a town within a town loved by artists, writers, and actors. With its tree-lined streets, all named rather than numbered, it is difficult to remember at times that one is still in New York City. Everything is within walking distance from everything else. Points of interests include Washington Square Park, 8th Street shopping, Astor Place shopping, New York University, and Bleeker Street night life.
Tribeca
TriBeCa was an industrial district that in the last decade has undergone a major revitalization. Many warehouses have been converted to livable residential lofts and new businesses which emerged make the neighborhood much more like a community than an industrial district. Residents like their neighborhood for its vibrancy, as well as for the solitude and harmony achieved by mixed zoning. The streets are lined with shops, art galleries, bars and restaurants.
East Village
For the most part, apartment buildings in the East Village are low-rise and pre-war units, although luxury buildings are starting exist however they are not widespread. Because the area also has a slew of far-out nightclubs, music venues, bars and funky shops, the most number of 24hr kitchens is higher than most in most neighborhoods around the city. Points of interest include Angelika's Kitchen, Tompkins Square park and shopping on St.Marks Place.
Battery Park City
A relatively new residential and commercial neighborhood. Battery Park City is located at the southern most tip of Manhattan. The residential area includes numerous hi-rise luxury buildings with views of the Statue of Liberty or the Hudson River. In addition, there are several parks and gardens including Battery Park, and the 1.5 mile esplanade along the Hudson River for walking, jogging or picture taking.
Soho
A downtown neighborhood with a vibrant artistic life is Soho (South of Houston Street). Soho is considered to have some of the world's finest examples of the 19th century prefabricated cast-iron architectural style buildings. Once an abandoned industrial district, Soho is now a haven for artists. Many of the huge warehouse buildings have been transformed into lofty studios. In addition to its architectural allure, Soho also offers great shopping, art gallaries and fine restaurants. Soho has become one of the most sought after neighbourhoods in New York City.

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