There are a lot of great properties with lasting value to be found throughout the city, whether owing that to their locations, amenity spaces, interior appointments, some other factor, or a combination of all three.  Here's a list of the city's Top 10 Best New Construction Condo Investment Buildings as determined by New Construction Manhattan.

Last month, Alloy Development listed a large parcel of land it owns in the Hudson Yards area for $75 million. The site at 511 West 35th Street could soon see a tower with as much as 500,000 square feet of space built, and now Alloy has released renderings of its own, meaning the site might not actually trade hands.

Over the weekend, Gotham West Market opened its doors to the hungry public. The 10,000 square-foot space reminiscent of Chelsea Market is serving up gourmet food from the Brooklyn Kitchen, El Colmado, Ivan Ramen Slurp Shop and more.

Gotham West Market was developed by the Gotham Organization as an integral feature of the Gotham West residential building, which is bringing 1,238 rental apartments to 550 West 45th Street in Hell’s Kitchen.

When New Yorkers want to head out for a drink, they are often reluctant to check out the many bars located in Midtown Manhattan—the reason, of course, is Times Square, or rather, the tourist swarms that accumulate around this glitzy little section of this neighborhood.  After all, we just want to be knock off our beers and cocktails in peace—we certainly don’t want to be surrounded by map-wielding sightseers Instagramming every moment of their time in the city.

However, as hard as it may be to believe, there are a few choice bars in the Midtown West area where you can both enjoy a drink and avoid the tourist troves. Most of them are small, intimate spaces, either hidden inside a hotel or tucked away in a nook of the street—you’d probably miss them if you weren’t actually looking out for them. But these bars are definitely worth searching for—check out our list for our favorite places for a drink in the Midtown West neighborhood.

Its a Monday morning, that post lunch snooze, midweek crisis, or that wee-hour flight you have to catch - that aromatic caffeine concoction is the solution to it all. A typical New Yorker on the go, is easy to spot - that hurried pace, all wired-up, breakfast to go, and hot/iced coffee on hand, this completes the look for a long day ahead. So, here is our pick for the best coffee shops in Midtown Manhattan.