431 W 37th Street
Manhattan NY 10018
(646) 989-8626
Studio
$4,459+1 Bed
Coming Soon2 Bed
Coming Soon3 Bed
Coming Soon250 W. 50th St.
New York NY 10019
515 West 52nd St.
New York NY 10019
180 Riverside Blvd
Manhattan NY 10069
(646) 989-8428
730 Columbus Ave.
Manhattan NY 10025
(646) 989-8802
Studio
Coming Soon1 Bed
$5,254+2 Bed
Coming Soon3 Bed
Coming Soon170 Amsterdam Avenue
New York NY 10023
(646) 989-8412
Studio
Coming Soon1 Bed
$7,307+2 Bed
Coming Soon3 Bed
Coming Soon1 Morningside Drive
New York NY 10025
500 West 23rd Street
Manhattan NY 10011
(646) 989-8744
Studio
$4,734+1 Bed
Coming Soon2 Bed
Coming Soon3 Bed
Coming Soon180 Montague St.
Brooklyn NY 11201
(347) 834-8183
Studio
Coming Soon1 Bed
$4,910+2 Bed
Coming Soon3 Bed
Coming Soon155 Washington Street
Jersey City NJ 07302
(551) 233-2245
131 Dudley St.
Jersey City NJ 07302
(201) 942-5860
1 Bed
$3,528+2 Bed
Coming Soon444 Washington Boulevard
Jersey City NJ 07310
11 East First Street
New York NY 10003
343 Gold Street
Brooklyn NY 11201
100 Willoughby Street
Brooklyn NY 11201
214 Duffield Street
Brooklyn NY 11201
Four Avenue at Port Imperial
West New York NJ 07093
(201) 537-4716
100 River Mews Ln
Edgewater NJ 07020
5665 Kennedy Blvd., Ste 1
North Bergen NJ 07047
1300 Cook Lane
South Plainfield NJ 07080
(908) 731-5181
1000 Jamie Brooks Lane
West Windsor NJ 08550
One Florence Drive
Florham Park NJ 07932
1000 Avalon Way
Bloomingdale NJ 07403
111 East Dewey Avenue
Wharton NJ 07885
300 Glenwood Ave, Suite 1000
Bloomfield NJ 07003
100 Avalon Boulevard
Roseland NJ 07068
200 Boyden Avenue
Maplewood NJ 07040
22 Robeson Street
Somerville NJ 08876
275 N Harrison St
Princeton NJ 08540
6 Becker Farm Road
Roseland NJ 07068
85 Bloomfield Ave
Pine Brook NJ 07058
100 Thanet Circle
Princeton NJ 08540
7000 Avalon Way
Piscataway NJ 08854
49 Clayton Blvd
Baldwin Place NY 10505
79 Alexander Street
Yonkers NY 10701
332 Halstead Avenue
Harrison NY 10528
Most people associate New York City with the bright lights of Broadway and well-known Big Apple landmarks, and while they’re certainly correct, there’s plenty more to do in NYC than join the crowds in Times Square and soak up the sun in Central Park (although these are highly recommended spots that shouldn’t be missed). There are almost too many neighborhoods to count - there’s a total of 43 in Midtown and Downtown NYC alone, which doesn’t include any smaller sub-neighborhoods that have taken on a unique personality and created smaller neighborhood associations - so it can be difficult to choose which borough, neighborhood or even street will give you the convenience and NYC vibe right for you when looking for New York City apartments.
New York City’s nearby rivers played a large part in the city’s history and development, and thanks to its convenient location to the waterways, NYC has grown rapidly since the late 17th century. Today, it boasts more than 8 million residents in its five boroughs (Manhattan, The Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island) and hosts more than 50 million visitors annually - a major feat for any city. But because more people are moving into the city than moving out, real estate is always an important consideration, especially when the estimated more than 2.5 million New York City apartments all come with unique amenities based on which borough and neighborhood they are located in.
So what do NYC locals like to do around town, anyway? Well, that all depends on where their New York City apartments are located. Manhattan residents in the four primary sections of the island (Uptown, Midtown, Downtown and the in-between areas near Midtown and Downtown) are scattered among the city’s many neighborhoods and sub-neighborhoods, and that doesn’t count NYC’s other four boroughs! Uptown Manhattan is the area above 59th Street, including the Upper West and East sides, Carnegie Hill and Spanish Harlem, reaching as far north as Upper Manhattan; Midtown Manhattan is located between 34th and 59th streets, including the Theater District, Koreatown, Madison Square and Garment District; Downtown, which is below 14th Street and includes Alphabet City, SoHo, Financial District, Tribeca and West Village; and the area between Midtown and Downtown, including Chelsea, the Flatiron District, Gramercy Park and Meatpacking District. NYC’s other boroughs all come complete with their own regions and neighborhoods, giving hopeful residents that many more options to live, work and play.
Thankfully, no matter where New York City apartments and neighborhoods are located, there’s always a way to get around the city. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) shuttles more than 15 million people around NYC, Long Island, New York State and even Connecticut, making a whopping 2.7 billion trips annually. And while the city’s 468 train stations are convenient, there’s no more efficient way than traveling around Manhattan than on the city’s 26 subway lines, all of which serve even the furthest corners of the city and take riders into the other boroughs and beyond.
When convenience is key, from the city’s walkability to quintessential experiences and world-famous culture, look no further than New York City apartments and its iconic skyline views. There’s truly no such being bored in the Big Apple!
Equity has apartment communities in locations all over the New York City area. We're committed to finding you a home that suits your needs. Whether you are looking for a micro-unit studio or a large 3 bedroom penthouse, we can help you find your perfect home. Take a look at the map above to see what we have to offer or browse through all of our New York City apartment communities.