The Upper East Side offers what many New Yorkers want the most out of their city, which is a quiet, greener neighborhood that is still a part of the urban Manhattan landscape. Complete with parks, museums and pre-war luxury condos, the Upper East Side is the high-end New York living that people everywhere imagine. The Century Tower, located at 400 East 90th Street, is an appropriate fit for this luxurious part of town. It is a 24-story post-war luxury Manhattan condo building with 128 housing units ranging in size from studios to three-bedroom suites.

It takes a lot to stand out in Tribeca, which is, block for block, one of the most architecturally diverse and aesthetically fascinating places to live in all of New York City. And yet 77 Reade Street, a new loft-style condominium at (yes) 77 Reade Street, does just that. With a landmark warehouse structure that dates back to 1852 at its base and a graceful limestone structure – courtesy of renowned architects BKSK – rising above it, 77 Reade Street blends classic Tribeca aesthetics with contemporary condominium comforts both outside and in, thanks both to the classic loft-style condos for sale and the notably up-to-date amenities that compliment them. Add it all up, and 77 Reade Street stands out not only as one of the finest new condo listings in Tribeca, but as one of the most promising new condominiums in lower Manhattan.

The Onyx, located at 261 West 28th Street, offers a striking balance between modern architecture and classic Manhattan condo comfort. Located in the heart of Chelsea not too far from Penn Station, the subway, and the rest of Chelsea, living at The Onyx puts all of New York City well within your grasp. The apartments for sale at the Onyx are extremely detailed and -- in concert with the amazing architecture of the building -- add uncommon beauty to the Chelsea neighborhood.

The Greenwich Club Residences offer something few other Financial District condos can boast in its combination of luxurious and very contemporary condos for sale that are housed in a classic Financial District Art Deco high-rise. Factor in a prime Financial District location at 88 Greenwich Street and an impressive suite of amenities to rival those of any Financial District condominium, and the Greenwich Club Residences stand out as one of the more unique pre-war condominium listings in the Financial District, or anywhere in lower Manhattan.

With a name signifying luxury in its finest form, The Diamond House, at 170 East 77th Street, offers high-end apartments on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Originally built in the 1940s, the 11-story condominium is known for its modern elegance and spacious, open units, ranging in size from one to four bedrooms.