Tribeca
Peaceful strolls along the Hudson River and late (but low-key) nights.
Upper East Side
Upper East Side is best known for upscale real-estate.
Upper West Side
Has a longstanding reputation for attracting the culturally-aware.
SoHo
Endless options to explore for shopping, dining, and entertainment.
NoHo
West Village
Midtown East
A classic New York neighborhood with a contemporary vibe.
Billionaire's Row, Central Park South
Chelsea
Chelsea is home to world-famous retrofit architecture.
Financial District
One of the most historic neighborhoods in Manhattan.
Gramercy Park
Low-key days spent outdoors, great cuisine, and a manageable bar scene.
Flatiron
The Flatiron District was known for its commercial real estate.
Meatpacking District
Owes its name and aesthetic to the industries that once called it home.
