Upper East Side

This part of New York City is often referred as Manhattan’s main neighborhood, as it is one of the most elegant and world-class culture having area in NYC. It is bordered by East 96th Str. on north, East 60 th Str. on South, Fifth Avenue on West, and East River on the East. Near Fifth and Park Avenues you will find the city’s “Gold Coast” representing most luxurious and expensive co-op and condo apartments located in mansions and pre-war buildings with price range from 3 to 30 USD.

More affordable apartments and restaurants are located on the East 80s and 90s, just east of Lexington Avenue. Many entry-level professionals and young families choose to rent their first apartments between Third and York Avenues, because this area is filled with amenities and reasonably priced and conveniently located restaurants.

Residents are happy with their apartment location, they have Central Park as their backyard, besides this area offers New York’s greatest museums, such as Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim and Frick Museum. Shoppers can satisfy their need on the East 57 th and Madison Avenue, regarded as the best shopping streets. As the rest of Manhattan areas become trendier in the means of amenities, the Upper East Side has become richer in rental opportunities.

Upper East Side offers several public schools, such as P.S. 6, P.S. 158, and East Middle School. Among the private schools are Brearley School and Chapin School.