Morgan Lofts, located in Murray Hill at 11 East 36th Street, has a magnificent tall, open colonnade on its roof, giving it a unique appearance when compared to other Manhattan condominiums. These New York City apartments for sale were part of a condo conversion project and has interiors designed by Andres Escobar. Morgan Lofts' apartments offer spectacular Empire State views and a central New York City location that puts the rest of Manhattan easily within grasp.

There's something to be said for a Manhattan pre-war condo, of course, but new construction NYC condos like Number 5, at 5 East 44th Street, make a pretty compelling case for progress. With a strikingly contemporary design courtesy of Philip Johnson Alan Ritchie architects, Number 5 stands out as a beacon of stylish modernity in Midtown East. Factor in a strikingly central Midtown Manhattan location, thoughtfully designed condominiums for sale, and an impressive suite of amenities, and it's easy to see why Number 5 ranks among the finest new condominium listings in Midtown.

While many Manhattan condo listings advertise hotel-style amenities, Cassa NYC has a better case than usual for a simple reason -- the residences at Cassa NYC are, in fact, located within a luxury hotel. The apartments for sale at Cassa NYC offer a unique and appealing combination few luxury condo listings can match -- luxurious condos for sale offering all the comforts of home and access to the dazzling suite of amenities, from high-end dining to a state-of-the-art fitness center, that have made Cassa NYC one of Manhattan's most popular luxury hotels.

80 Park, located at 74-82 Park Avenue on the corner of 39th Street in Manhattan’s Murray Hill neighborhood, is a 21-story post-war high-rise with 228 high-end apartments for sale. Designed by Kahn & Jacobs with Paul Resnik and built in 1954, 80 Park is a beige brick apartment building features an attractive modulated facade with multiple pillars and seasonal sidewalk landscaping. Officially known as the 80 Park Avenue Condominium, 80 Park was converted to condos in 1981, and these renovated Manhattan apartments boast high-end fixtures and finishes.