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The Pulse Of New York City. Manhattan Is The Financial, Cultural, And Historic Heart Of The City, Boasting Iconic Landmarks From The Statue Of Liberty To Central Park. With World-Class Museums, Theaters, And Skyscrapers, The Borough Radiates Energy And Ambition. Whether It’s Shopping On Fifth Avenue, Taking In A Broadway Show, Or Exploring The Vibrant Streets Of Harlem, There's No Place Quite Like It. Hot Spots Include: The Metropolitan Museum Of Art, Times Square, The Empire State Building, The High Line, And Rockefeller Center.
DUMBO (short for Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass) was once an industrial area and has since become one of the borough’s toniest neighborhoods. Its late 19th-century warehouses have been converted into luxury condominiums that line the cobblestone streets along with opulent new developments and amenity-filled rental buildings. Outdoor activities are made easy in the award-winning Brooklyn Bridge Park where kayaking, “rock” climbing, and soccer are just a few of the many offerings. If you’re feeling lazy, take a ride on Jane’s historical carousel or grab an ice cream at the Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory in the old firehouse building. Hot spots include The River Café, St. Ann's Warehouse, Celestine, 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge, Superfine, and Randolf Beer.
Fort Greene has a lot to offer. It is both a beautiful brownstone neighborhood and an incredibly rich cultural center with fabulous restaurants, flea markets, world-renowned performance spaces, trendy boutiques, and a rich literary and artistic tradition. The neighborhood is home to the Brooklyn Academy of Arts, the country’s oldest performing arts venue. Historic brownstones and row houses make up most of the residential real estate and it's common to find neighbors catching up on their stoops and children playing in Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn’s first public park. Another perk? There is no shortage of brunch options. Hot spots include: BAM, the Mark Morris Dance Center, 651 Arts, the Polonsky Shakespeare Center, Karasu, Metta, Colonia Verde, The Quarter, and Evelina.
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Modern Innovation Meets Classic Elegance. Hudson Yards Is NYC’s Newest Architectural Marvel With The Vessel As Its Crown Jewel. Adjacent Chelsea Boasts The Famous High Line, Art Galleries. Both Neighborhoods Blend Luxury Shopping, Dining, And Living With Authentic NYC Charm. This West Side Duo Celebrates The City's Past While Embracing The Future. Hot Spots Include: The Vessel, The Shed, Chelsea Market, Rubin Museum Of Art, And The Joyce Theater.
The Epicenter Of Cool. Once A Shadow Of Manhattan, Brooklyn Has Emerged As A Cultural Powerhouse With A Distinctive Vibe. From The Art Scene In Bushwick To The Foodie Paradise Of Williamsburg, Brooklyn Offers A Mix Of Tradition And Trendiness. Walk The Brooklyn Bridge, Enjoy Festivals At Prospect Park, Or Relax At Coney Island's Beach. With Its Eclectic Neighborhoods And Historic Brownstones, Brooklyn Defines Modern Urban Chic. Hot Spots Include: Brooklyn Museum, DUMBO, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Smorgasburg, And Barclays Center.
Absolutely fantastic people at Brick&Mortar! My wife and I spent a good portion of our Summer trying to find an appropriate apartment on our own, with little success. We cannot thank them enough!
The Brick & Mortar team were awesome! Super helpful in not just showing us places but helping us through some complicated apt applications and helping us get approved, and even after move in, helping coordinate with the building on the move in! Definitely would work with them again:)
My experience with Brick&Mortar was so smooth and professional from the first instant. I would highly refer Brick&Mortar to anyone looking for rentals in NYC.
I recently moved to New York from the west coast. I had heard horror stories working with brokers and finding apartments in New York City. I found Brick & Mortar online and got paired up with with one of their brokers.
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