The busiest area in all of NYC lies between the skyscrapers of Midtown Manhattan. Here are three condominiums that make living in heart of the hustle and bustle of the city a little less hectic.

While the Upper West and Upper East Sides of Manhattan will always be known for classic luxury, downtown is more popular than ever, and there are some beautiful apartment options in the three downtown villages of Manhattan - West Village, Greenwich Village, and East Village.

Escaping the New York City heat seems to be getting harder as August approaches. Cool down with three condominiums that all come with a pool, making those hot summer days a little easier.

While condominiums seem to be flourishing all over Lower Manhattan, it's important to not forget some of the most lavish developments in the upper parts of the city. Here are three of the most unforgettable Condominiums in Uptown that still have availability.

Image Via Curbed    Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex has long been a popular recreational spot for New Yorkers. Located on the west end of Manhattan, this place is 28 acres full of just about everything fitness-related, including a golf club, fitness club, ice skating rink, and multiple bowling lanes. And now this swanky complex will have a new location: 33 Bond Street, a fancy 52,000 square foot rental in Downtown Brooklyn.

Image Via Google Maps  A 14-story residential tower will soon be replacing a 179-year-old synagogue located in the Upper West Side.

Rendering via Curbed Two more boutique condominium buildings are headed Greenpoint at 170 and 174 West Street. The five-story developments hold only 15 apartments altogether, designed by Studio C.

Rendering via BCN Development A new modern boutique building is set to rise in Brooklyn, just a block away from Fort Greene Park. It will hold only six condominiums and is being developed by BCN Development.

The highly anticipated condominium tower at 50 West Street is finally complete and on the market. Rising 780 feet and standing 64-stories tall, this glass tower is a perfect addition to the growing Financial District.