Welcome to Upper East Side
Around The Block
An upscale neighborhood with affluent roots.
Some of America’s most famous families have made their homes on the Upper East Side: the Roosevelts, Kennedys, Rockefellers, and Carnegies were all real-estate pioneers in the early 1900s and developed the neighborhood into a beautiful and posh place to live.
What To Expect
An affordable and spacious apartment for those who require it.
The Lifestyle
Playtime in Central Park, constant culture at your fingertips, and a fun and accessible nightlife.
Central Park becomes your playground when you live on the Upper East Side. If you enjoy exercising outdoors, you’ll have no shortage of options for running and biking in Central Park. Over on East End, you’ll find the lesser-known but equally beautiful Carl Schurz Park, an intimate space with dog runs and great views of the river. Museum Mile is home to a row of some of the finest museums in the country, including the Guggenheim, the Jewish Museum and the Met. After dark, nightlife is vibrant on Second Avenue. There are no clubs and no guest lists - karaoke lounges and Irish pubs welcome in anyone and everyone.
The Market
Reasonable apartments for diverse budgets, and expansive townhouses for a higher cost.
You'll Fall In Love
Staying close to home - everything you need is in this sprawling, self-contained Manhattan retreat.
Although the Upper East Side can feel far away from the rest of the city, you’ll be so taken by the beauty of this quiet, lush neighborhood that you probably won’t mind.