Midtown was once home to the city’s grand department stores, and brands like A&S, Gimbel’s, and JCPenney all once had flagship locations at Herald Square. Today, only Macy’s survives, and the historic store still has original… More
Midtown West was once home to industry, shipping piers, and the arrival point for immigrants and commuters alike. The west side of Midtown has also served as the city’s garment district, once home to New York… More
The west side of Manhattan has seen a renaissance in recent years, with major investments in Hudson Yards and the renovation of the Farley Post Office into an extension of Penn Station. The Moynihan Train Hall… More
Midtown East sits at the intersection of the world. Along the east side is the United Nations, and with that comes plenty of consulates, foreign dignitaries, and access to global food and culture. There’s also easy… More
Midtown along 5th Avenue is a world-class shopping destination and home to flagship stores for global brands. Anything and everything available to purchase can be found in the blocks around midtown. East of 5th, the retail… More
Midtown East is a global neighborhood. Home to the United Nations, several times a year dignitaries from around the world converge on the area for the General Assembly. Although these meetings can impact traffic along 42nd… More
Midtown East offers access to transportation, job centers, and global connections. The East River is an important part of living here, not just because of the views overlooking Brooklyn and Queens, but because of the recreational… More
