While slightly less iconic than its Moscow namesake, Red Square is an architectural landmark in the East Village and home to some of the finest rentals in the Village. While Red Square's instantly recognizable rooftop "Askew" clock and a statue of Vladimir Lenin imported from Moscow are perhaps its most obvious features, few rental apartments in the East Village can match Red Square's for spaciousness, graciousness or location.

With a prime Lower East Side location on the most iconic thoroughfare in this historic lower Manhattan neighborhood, 38 Delancey -- located at, yes, 38 Delancey Street -- sits right at the historic heart of the Lower East Side. But while it's surrounded by the pre-war buildings and New York history that makes the Lower East Side the Lower East Side, 38 Delancey is also positioned to be a big part of the Lower East Side's future.