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$1,550, Harlem
This Hi Rise 1BR apartment is located in Harlem. The apartment features dishwasher, microwave, huge living room, queen sized bedr (...)
$2,650, Harlem
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This brand new luxury unit offers elegance style, sophistication and a fresh take on NYC Uptown living.
This 810sf one bedroom f (...)
Colleen Koltick
$2,795, Harlem
Maple cabinets, granite counter, tile baths, stainless steel appliances, no DW, all oak strip floors, ceiling fans and crown/base (...)
Julian Suazo
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$1,105, Harlem
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Savoy Park is an oasis in upper Manhattan, offering luxury living among 13 beautifully landscaped acres, complete with walking pa (...)
$2,025, Harlem
Savoy Park is an oasis in upper Manhattan, offering luxury living among 13 beautifully landscaped acres, complete with walking pa (...)
$1,550, Harlem
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Large Renovated 2 BR Apt with Lots of Sunlight near Columbia and CCNY
Milton Coste
$1,200, Harlem
This is a fantastic Studio apartment in a great neighborhood! Convenient to C and 1 trains and surrounded by wonderful shops and (...)
Keith Collins
$1,295, Harlem
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Savoy Park is an oasis in upper Manhattan, offering luxury living among 13 beautifully landscaped acres, complete with walking pa (...)
$2,395, Harlem
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SUPERSTAR ON 137TH SUPER CLOSE TO BC/23 TRAINS & HARLEM HOSPITAL.#FACTS
Oversized Windows
Super Sunny Unit
Gut Renovated
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Lu Daley
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$1,475, Harlem
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Savoy Park is an oasis in upper Manhattan, offering luxury living among 13 beautifully landscaped acres, complete with walking pa (...)
$2,095, Harlem
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RENT: $2095LOCATION: Broadway & 151stView our other listings: http://www.affordableuptown.com Elevator building in an explodi (...)
Andrew Ding
$2,450, Harlem
BRIGHT 3 bedroom apartment with a new kitchen and bathroom. All rooms have great closet space and fit a queen/king size bed plus (...)
Christine Opitz
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$2,400, Harlem
This newly constructed unit is just steps away from Central Park North and Morningside park. Great Price for the location. Beauti (...)
Gerry Jeudy
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$4,000, Harlem
SUPER SPACIOUS AND LONG 4 BEDROOM APARTMENT IN RIVERSIDE DRIVE.SUPER SPACIOUS 4 BEDROOM IN RIVERSIDE DRIVE. A SPECIAL PRICING FOR (...)
$1,650, Harlem
Madison Ave 1 BedroomExquisite one bedroom nested perfectly on Madison AvenueJust in time for summer. Call for details Short dist (...)
Donna Martell
$1,750, Harlem
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- GORGEOUS HARDWOOD FLOORS
- KITCHEN SPACE
- CLOSET SPACE!!!
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Neal Tucker
$1,850, Harlem
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This newly renovated two bedroom apartment features lots of sun, a modern feel, and a great location. Steps away from the 3 @ 145 (...)
$1,450, Harlem
Immaculate 1br in elevator building. Brand new bathroom and kitchen. Sparkling parkay wood floors throughout. A train access. Ste (...)
$2,595, Harlem
GREAT deal on a Harlem 3BD! Perfect price, close to the water!Enjoy this beautifully gut renovated apartment featuring stainless (...)
Marcus Mills
$1,850, Harlem
LOCATION: W135TH & RIVERSIDE
SPECS: $1850, 2BR/1BTH
With bedrooms at opposite ends of this sweet 2br deal, you won't cramp yo (...)
$1,300, Harlem
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LOCATION: West 149th & Broadway
Situated in prime Hamilton Heights on a picturesque tree-lined block, this charming, affordab (...)
$2,600, Harlem
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BE THE FIRST TO LIVE IN THIS STUNNING NEWLY RENOVATED DEVELOPMENT IN MANHATTAN'S HOTTEST UP AND COMING UPPER WEST SIDE NEIGHBORHO (...)
$1,700, Harlem
This recently renovated convertible two-bedroom is a
wonderful apartment for someone serious about Manhattan
living. It features: (...)
$1,350, Harlem
HIDDEN GEM 1BR!Features:
-Elevator Building
-Newly Renovated Bathroom/Kitchen/etc
-Large Bedroom in a Beautiful Building
-Lar (...)
Lu Daley
top agent
$2,049, Harlem
Large, bright 3 bedroom apartment with a 4th spare room that can easily be used as a guest bedroom, home office, etc. Large kitch (...)
Kassiem Carter
$2,795, Harlem
$2795 - **MUST SEE*GREAT DEAL** 3 Bedroom/1 Bath in Hamilton Heights close to City College!!!
This Brand New Astonishing 3 Bedro (...)
$5,000, Harlem
Here is an incredible 2 story brownstone located at 111th Street and 7th Avenue -- just one block north of Central Park and in th (...)
$1,500, Harlem
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This is no shoebox. :-) Check out this beautifully renovated, jumbo-sized prewar 1br!
** Lovely original hardwood floors througho (...)
$1,450, Harlem
Come Home to all these amenities for a great rental price!
This rental unit features: Hardwood Floors, Wood Kitchen Cabinets, St (...)
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Once you find the right Harlem Apartment, you may find yourself never leaving, especially when you consider the prices relative to the rest of Manhattan. You can find an $850 studio – albeit a small, not well maintained one – or a $2,000 studio. One bedroom Harlem apartments run from $1,100 to $2,500 depending on amenities. New construction, elevators, doormen, etc all will make a unit more expensive. Two bedrooms will start around $1,500 and run up to $6,000+ for luxury units. The building types can be unique brownstones, limestone buildings, midrises or tenement style buildings.
Harlem is home to forever-expanding Columbia University, and apartments very close to campus will generally cost more. It’s also home to The City College of the City University of New York… a mouthful, so just call it CUNY. The school graduates an enormous number of students each year, so you’re likely to see its students hustling to make class on time.
Where do you take your family when they visit during a weekend? The standard Harlem tourist attractions, of course. There’s the world-famous Apollo Theater, President Grants Tomb, the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, and the Studio Museum for African American art. Where do you go, when your not bringing your family to the famous tourist spots? For a night on the town, check out the Lenox Lounge and if you’re into shopping there’s an open-air market, Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market, and there’s a flea market on Saturdays at 135th and Lenox. If you like grabbing a good meal, you’ll undoubtedly find yourself frequenting Dinosaur Bar-B-Que or Amy Ruth’s for some good soul food.
Generally speaking, Harlem starts at the northern edge of Central Park and extends to the neighborhood of Washington Heights at it’s northern boundary. If you look at the neighborhood on a map, you’ll notice that Harlem is by no means a small, quaint neighborhood. It goes across the island from the East River to the Hudson. Harlem can be broken up into three different areas – Central Harlem, East Harlem and West Harlem. Within West Harlem you’ll find Manhatinville & Hamilton Heights.
Harlem is home to forever-expanding Columbia University, and apartments very close to campus will generally cost more. It’s also home to The City College of the City University of New York… a mouthful, so just call it CUNY. The school graduates an enormous number of students each year, so you’re likely to see its students hustling to make class on time.
Where do you take your family when they visit during a weekend? The standard Harlem tourist attractions, of course. There’s the world-famous Apollo Theater, President Grants Tomb, the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, and the Studio Museum for African American art. Where do you go, when your not bringing your family to the famous tourist spots? For a night on the town, check out the Lenox Lounge and if you’re into shopping there’s an open-air market, Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market, and there’s a flea market on Saturdays at 135th and Lenox. If you like grabbing a good meal, you’ll undoubtedly find yourself frequenting Dinosaur Bar-B-Que or Amy Ruth’s for some good soul food.
Generally speaking, Harlem starts at the northern edge of Central Park and extends to the neighborhood of Washington Heights at it’s northern boundary. If you look at the neighborhood on a map, you’ll notice that Harlem is by no means a small, quaint neighborhood. It goes across the island from the East River to the Hudson. Harlem can be broken up into three different areas – Central Harlem, East Harlem and West Harlem. Within West Harlem you’ll find Manhatinville & Hamilton Heights.
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