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Hudson Crossing
Hudson Crossing, located at 9th Ave & 37th Street is convenient to shopping and within walking distance to Madison Square Garden & Times Square. Features for persons with disabilities required by the FHA will be available in dwelling units at Hudson Crossing.
Manhattan NY, 10018
New Gotham
Building features: Young and vibrant, New Gotham is 34 stories and offers Studios, Alcoves, 1 and 2 bedroom residences with astounding City and Hudson River views. There is a state-of-the-art gymnasium with basketball court. Building also includes yoga classes, a 2,000 square foot sun terrace, a sauna room, valet parking with direct building access, on site card operated laundry room, on-site valet laundry service, live-in super and 24 hour doormen.
Manhattan NY, 10036
Archstone Clinton
ALSO take advantage of reduced pricing on our studios, one-, and two-bedroom apartments!*
Manhattan NY, 10019
Archstone West 54th
Archstone West 54th Apartments in New York City sits in the Clinton neighborhood, between the Upper West side and Chelsea. Our spacious apartments feature parquet floors, large closets, GE appliances and a built-in microwave. Select apartments include pass-though kitchens and private terraces. Work out in the fitness center, relax on the sundeck or courtyard garden, or mingle with friends in the resident club room. We also offer concierge service, an on-site laundry room, and bike storage.
Manhattan NY, 10019
Longacre House
Longacre House, a 26 story luxury rental building is steps of Midtown, Times Square, and Central Park as well as within a few blocks of Columbus Circle. Located on 50th Street and Eighth Avenue, you are in the heart of the city. Minutes from shopping, amazing dining, Broadway shows, entertainment and all the happenings of Manhattan.
Manhattan NY, 10019
Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, NY
Living in Hell's Kitchen
Hell's Kitchen rental apartments are as nice as those in surrounding neighborhoods. Don't let the name put you off. While residents were once primarily poor and working class Irish immigrants, Hell's Kitchen is now home to actors, young professionals, and members of Manhattan's LGBT community.
Roughly falling between 34th to 59th Streets, west of Eighth Avenue, the neighborhood's history of tenements, gangs, and bootleggers is just that: history. Also called Clinton or Midtown West, Hell's Kitchen includes off-Broadway theaters, the renowned Actor's Studio on West 44th St, and tons of restaurants. Once gentrification hit the area, it didn't let up. West Side Story was set here, but the Sharks and Jets have given way to Anthony Bourdain and Robert DeNiro.
Hell's Kitchen Lifestyle and Entertainment
Hell's Kitchen cooks up a storm. Ninth Avenue is noted for its ethnic restaurants and you can order everything from Afghani to Vietnamese. The stretch of West 46th known as Restaurant Row serves more traditional options for theatergoers. Shopping in the area has room to grow, but Fifth Avenue is just a crosstown walk away. The Hell's Kitchen Flea Market does sell vintage fashion and furniture if outdoor shopping suits you. From swanky bars like Zanzibar to places more suited to chugging beer, the nightlife in Hell's Kitchen is lively. For the LGBT community, there are bars like Therapy and the club Escuelita, playing Latino and urban music, is an institution. This neighborhood is also synonymous with off-Broadway. There's no end of theaters as well as the original Improv comedy club. Hell's Kitchen is a bit short on parks, but there are tree lined side streets and smaller green spaces. Dewitt Clinton park is on the river and Central Park makes up part of the northern boundary of the neighborhood. Hell's Kitchen Park, on 10th Avenue and 47th and Street, has a playground plus volleyball, handball, and basketball courts.
Hell's Kitchen Info and the Rental Market
The gritty reputation that stuck to Hell's Kitchen kept area rents low until the 90s. Then they shot up. A middle-of-the-road, non-doorman, one bedroom in Hell's Kitchen rents for $2,473. You can find luxury, high-rise lofts, low-rise walk-ups, and mid-rise elevator apartments here.
The area is popular with graduates and young professionals, but rent control keeps many long-time residents from moving. Hell's Kitchen is gay-friendly. In terms of transportation, several subways and bus lines serve the neighborhood. Cabs are easy to catch on Eighth and Ninth Avenue.
Hell's Kitchen Resources
Hell's Kitchen is in Manhattan Community District 4 and it has a few libraries and post offices. Buy a ticket at the Port Authority bus terminal, and you can get a ride pretty much anywhere in driving distance. The neighborhood's local weekly paper, the Chelsea Clinton News, pre-dates the president's daughter in case you were wondering.
