Upper West Side
Pre-war classics between two great parks.
Good for: Families · Buyers who want space and classic architecture · Anyone who wants calm after work
Living in Upper West Side →New York
Manhattan neighborhoods we love
Manhattan is where FIND started, and it's where our agents close more deals than anywhere else. Every neighborhood has its own pace, housing stock and trade-offs, and the right one depends on how you want your days to feel.
These are the neighborhoods our agents work in most and recommend again and again — for first apartments, growing families and everything in between.
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Upper East Side
Museum Mile, classic co-ops and Central Park at the end of the block.
Good for: Families · Co-op buyers · Renters who want more space for the money further east
Living in Upper East Side →Murray Hill & Kips Bay
Doorman convenience in the middle of everything.
Good for: Midtown commuters · Renters looking for their first doorman building · Medical professionals
Living in Murray Hill & Kips Bay →Hell's Kitchen
Theater, restaurants and the Hudson on your doorstep.
Good for: Midtown workers · People in the arts · Renters who eat out a lot
Living in Hell's Kitchen →Chelsea
The High Line, galleries and townhouse blocks.
Good for: Buyers who want design and architecture · Renters who want a central, walkable base
Living in Chelsea →West Village
Crooked streets, townhouses and the best corner restaurants in the city.
Good for: Renters and buyers who value charm over square footage · People who eat out a lot · Walkers
Living in West Village →East Village
Walk-ups, Tompkins Square and one of the city's liveliest food scenes.
Good for: Renters who want energy · Students and young professionals · Anyone who lives out of the house
Living in East Village →Lower East Side
Immigrant history and a late-night scene.
Good for: Renters who want energy · Young professionals · Buyers looking at new development downtown
Living in Lower East Side →Tribeca
Loft living on cobblestone streets.
Good for: Buyers looking for space in Manhattan · Families · Anyone working downtown
Living in Tribeca →Harlem
History, brownstones and a real sense of community.
Good for: Buyers who want a brownstone in Manhattan · People who want a neighborhood with character
Living in Harlem →