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New York East Side Real Estate
About East Side NYC
The East Side is the neighborhood that borders the East
River on the island of Manhattan. Neighborhoods on the East Side include
Harlem, the Upper East Side, Midtown, the United
Nations Plaza, Union Square, and the Lower East Side. The many neighborhoods
located in this section of Manhattan allow for great diversity in the
office spaces that are available to rent. From the open lofts and artsy
feel of the Lower East Side to the modern glass skyscrapers of Midtown,
any type of space that your business needs can be found on the East
Side. The FDR drive runs along the East River which makes travel within
the neighborhood quick and easy. Allow the realtors at Prime Manhattan
Realty to show you all of the best spaces that this area has to offer.
Upper East
The Upper East Side is home to many of the wealthiest New Yorkers, as
well as Museum Mile and world class shopping. It is a convenient location
for exploring Central Park, as well as the many museums along Museum
Mile. The famous Madison Avenue is home to many couture and designer
shops, and even if you can't afford to buy anything, the window shopping
is extraordinary. Park Avenue is lined with gorgeous pre-war apartment
buildings and the gardening down the median make it a lovely place to
stroll. The Upper East Side is also home to many of Manhattan's Luxury
Hotels.
Lower East
Once the world's largest Jewish community, the Lower East Side is now
best known for great shopping bargains and delicious food. Bargain hunters
will enjoy the many shops along Orchard Street, which are well known
for offering clothing and shoes at great prices. Along other neighborhood
streets you can find great deals on housewares, lighting and linens.
Sundays are the best weekend days for visiting the Lower East Side,
as many shop owners close on Saturdays to observe the Sabbath. From
pickles and knishes to bialys and corned beef sandwiches, many stores
and restaurants feature delicious foods reflecting the Jewish heritage
of the Lower East Side. The Lower East Side is also home to one of New
York City's most impressive museums, the Lower East Side Tenement Museum.
Housed in a former tenement building, the museum offers visitors a glimpse
into neighborhood life during the late nineteenth and early twentieth
centuries.
For further information about specific spaces and buildings in Manhattan's East Side, call Prime Manhattan Realty at (212) 268-8043. We will find the perfect space for your needs at no cost! We will help to negotiate you an ideal lease agreement that will save you money and time.
New York East Side Real Estate Guide
Locale Subway
4 & 5 Trains at 125th Street / 86th Street / 59th
Street / 42nd Street / 14th Street Union Square
6 Train runs local down the east side of Manhattan
24-Hour ATMs
Happiness Deli, 101 Delancey Street
Chase Manhattan, 109 Delancey Street
Washington Mutual, 104 Delancey Street
Post Office
US Post Office - Planetarium Station 127 W 83rd St, New York, NY 10024,
Phone: (800) 275-8777
Pitt Office, 185 Clinton Street, between Grand and East Broadway
Knickerbocker Station, 168 E Broadway at Rutgers Street
Police Precinct
7th Precinct, 19 ½ Pitt Street at Delancey Street 212-477-7311
Pharmacies
Duane Reade, 100 Delancey Street (at Ludlow)
RX Plus, 289 Grand Street (at Eldridge)
Supermarkets
116 Street Supermarket Inc, 64 E 116Th St New York, New York 10029 -
Phone 212-876-3323
2175 Grocery Inc, 2175 2Nd Ave New York, New York 10029 - Phone 212-828-8433
D'agostino Supermarkets Inc, 1074 Lexington Ave
Key Food, on 4th Street and Avenue A.
East Side Restaurants
Uptown
Alcala 342 E. 46th Street, New York, NY - Spanish Cuisine
Oscar's 201 Park Ave., New York, NY - International
Rouge Tomate 10 East 60th Street (between Madison and Fifth), New York,
NY - World Cuisine
The Bourgeois Pig 111 East 7th Street, New York, NY - Cafe Fare
Serendipity III
Daniel
Aureole
EJ's Luncheonette
Downtown
Explore the neighborhood and find a wide variety of food establishments,
from top-rated Manhattan restaurants and international eateries to scrumptious
sandwich shops and local diners. To sample a wide variety of Italian
and South American fare, stop by The Orchard, a popular Lower East Side
choice for both lunch and dinner.
East Side Nightlife
Downtown
The area in and around Essex, Clinton, Stanton, and Rivington Streets
have enough bars, lounges, and clubs to keep you moving all night. If
dancing is your thing, check out Sapphire Lounge and Element, and as
far as dive bars and pubs go, Whiskey Ward, Lolita, and Essex Street
Ale House are local favorites. To join the faux-hawk and sunglasses
scene, stop by Fat Baby, The Living Room, and R Bar.
East Side Parks and Recreation
Uptown
59 E 59 Theaters, 59 East 59th Street New York, New York 10022 - Phone
212-753-5959
Gingold Theatrical Group, 235 East 50Th Street New York, New York 10022
- Phone 212-355-7823
Affinity Co Theater Llc, 920 5Th Ave New York, New York 10021- Phone
212-585-3486
East End Tavern, 1589 1st Avenue New York, New York 10028 212-249-5960
Turtle Bay Grill & Lounge, 987 2nd Avenue New York, New York 10022
- Phone 212-223-4224
Downtown
The East River Park stretches along the East River from Montgomery Street
to 12th Street and has football, soccer, and baseball fields, a full-size
track, and an amphitheater, which is used for public performances.
Sara Roosevelt Park, located between Chrystie and Forsynth Streets, stretches from Canal Street to Houston Street and has several basketball courts, soccer fields, and small community gardens.
East Side Landmarks and History
Museum Mile is the stretch of Fifth Avenue between 72nd & 104th
Streets. It was once named Millionaire's Row, and continues to be lined
with the former mansions of the Upper East Side's wealthiest residents.
East Side Statistics
Population: 168,980
Average Age: 38
Median Income: $85,293
