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Midtown Manhattan skyline at sunset

THE NEW YORK CITY COLLECTION

New York City

Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. Find your own perspective on the city.

THREE BOROUGHS. MANY WAYS TO LIVE.

Find your
part of the city.

Explore Manhattan below, or step into our dedicated Brooklyn and Queens collections. Discover the architecture, streets, and surroundings that make each neighborhood its own.

MANHATTAN

Uptown

Park-side avenues, historic streets, and the landscapes of upper Manhattan.

Third Avenue at East 73rd Street on the Upper East Side

Upper East Side

Classic Manhattan, beautifully composed.

Upper West Side architecture in Manhattan

Upper West Side

A New York original.

Lincoln Center’s illuminated plaza and performing arts buildings in Lincoln Square.

Lincoln Square

Culture at your doorstep.

Columbia University’s Low Memorial Library and campus plaza in Morningside Heights.

Morningside Heights

An uptown neighborhood with perspective.

Historic red-brick corner buildings along a Harlem street in Manhattan.

Harlem

A defining chapter of New York.

Aerial view over East Harlem’s apartment buildings toward the East River.

East Harlem

Culture woven into everyday life.

Tree-lined residential street with historic row houses and City College in Hamilton Heights.

Hamilton Heights

Uptown architecture, richly detailed.

The Little Red Lighthouse beneath the George Washington Bridge in Washington Heights.

Washington Heights

A higher vantage point.

Snow-covered Muscota Marsh beside Inwood Hill Park, with the Henry Hudson Bridge beyond.

Inwood

Where Manhattan opens up.

Autumn trees lining Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island.

Roosevelt Island

An island within the city.

MANHATTAN

Midtown

From the Hudson to the East River, a closer look at the city’s center.

Midtown Manhattan skyline at sunset

Midtown

At the center of it all.

Hudson Yards towers above the surrounding Manhattan rooftops in evening light

Hudson Yards

A contemporary Manhattan horizon.

Madison Square North buildings in NoMad, Manhattan

NoMad

Around the park. Above the ordinary.

Residential architecture and courtyard at Waterside Plaza in Kips Bay

Kips Bay

An East Side neighborhood in balance.

American Copper Buildings and Murray Hill waterfront at sunset

Murray Hill

Historic detail, close to the city’s center.

United Nations Headquarters and Turtle Bay skyline from the East River

Turtle Bay

A residential side of Midtown.

Sutton Place waterfront skyline across the East River

Sutton Place

An East River point of view.

Architectural facade rising above Hell’s Kitchen in Manhattan.

Hell’s Kitchen

The West Side, full of character.

MANHATTAN

Downtown

The Villages, the waterfront, and the neighborhoods that give downtown its texture.

Lower Manhattan skyline across the East River

Downtown

Many neighborhoods. One unmistakable energy.

Glass and stone office towers in Battery Park City, Manhattan.

Battery Park City

Manhattan, with room for the river.

Classical columns and American flags on the New York Stock Exchange in the Financial District.

Financial District

Historic streets. A soaring skyline.

Historic masonry buildings and arched windows in Tribeca, Manhattan.

Tribeca

Downtown space, with a story.

Cast-iron building facades beneath a blue sky in SoHo, Manhattan.

SoHo

Cast iron. Lasting character.

A wet intersection and historic buildings in NoHo, Manhattan, at dusk.

NoHo

A small neighborhood with presence.

The red-brick Puck Building and Lafayette Street at Houston Street in Nolita, Manhattan.

Nolita

Downtown, at street level.

Brick buildings, street crossings, and Little Italy decorations in Manhattan.

Little Italy

A familiar name. A living history.

Chinese shop signs and brick buildings on a street in Chinatown, Manhattan.

Chinatown

A neighborhood alive with detail.

Rooftops, fire escapes, and masonry buildings on the Lower East Side, Manhattan.

Lower East Side

Many histories. An unmistakable voice.

Black-and-white view of Saint Marks Place and Second Avenue in the East Village, Manhattan.

East Village

Creative energy, deeply rooted.

The Washington Square Arch and fountain in Greenwich Village, Manhattan.

Greenwich Village

New York’s enduring village.

Sidewalk tables outside the red Little Owl restaurant at Bedford and Grove Streets in the West Village.

West Village

The pleasure of a different turn.

Hudson Square rooftops looking toward SoHo at dusk

Hudson Square

A new chapter in an old printing district.

Gansevoort Street architecture and outdoor gathering in the Meatpacking District

Meatpacking District

Industrial roots. A contemporary outlook.

Ivy-covered red brick facade in Chelsea, Manhattan

Chelsea

Art, architecture, and the river.

The Flatiron Building against a deep blue sky

Flatiron District

An iconic intersection of city life.

Tree-lined garden path inside Gramercy Park

Gramercy Park

A quieter expression of Manhattan.

The illuminated Oval fountain and residential buildings in Stuyvesant Town

Stuyvesant Town

A different kind of city landscape.

KEEP EXPLORING

Across the river

Explore Brooklyn and Queens, neighborhood by neighborhood.

Long Island City waterfront in Queens

Queens

A borough of possibilities.

DUMBO and the Manhattan Bridge in Brooklyn

Brooklyn

Character on every block.