Midtown West is the gateway to New York City, or from the New Yorker’s perspective, the gateway to America. A transportation hub, every part of the city, suburbs, or the rest of America is a quick… More
Restaurants in Midtown West run the full spectrum of options, from hole-in-the-wall take away to the Michelin-starred. There are some hidden gems – literally hidden behind secret doors – and others that have stood the test… More
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
Encompassing the Theater District as well as Hell’s Kitchen, Midtown West is a vibrant, wonderfully diverse neighborhood. It’s also one with a robust residential real estate, given that 426 sales closed there during the first three… More
Rockefeller Center and Fifth Avenue, the Garment District, the Diamond District, Times Square: Midtown West and Hell’s Kitchen offer an abundance of shopping options, from rarified boutiques to globally popular brands. It also includes lesser-known gems,… More
