The Upper West Side is the quintessential NYC neighborhood, offering endless entertainment options paired with a neighborly feel thanks to its tree-lined streets, warm brownstone houses, and nearby Central Park. The Laureate has been catching Upper West Side residents' eyes since it was first constructed in 2011, and it still has available apartments today.

One of the Upper East Side’s newest stunning additions The Sutton sits just blocks away from Central Park and holds views of the East River. This makes it one of the most desirable places in the city to call home.

While new developments in lower Manhattan seem to get all the attention these days, there are plenty of new additions rising throughout the upper neighborhoods as well. Harlem has welcomed several new condominiums to the area in recent years, and this new East Harlem home, The Cereza is one of its most exciting.

New residential additions to the High Line always seem to catch the eye of New Yorkers, but they often sell out so quickly it can be tough rent or a buy a home in them. Luckily, the High Line-adjacent 505 West 19th Street still has available homes.

Long Island City is quickly becoming unrecognizable from its industrial past and more desirable than ever before. The many condominiums popping in the over the area have transformed the surroundings, infusing the area with new modern additions and high-rise homes such Canvas.

Just across the glistening East River sits the Brooklyn, and for those with a love for views, the neighborhood of Brooklyn Heights is the perfect area of this booming borough. With views of the Brooklyn Bridge, the stunning waterfront, and the city skyline, it’s no wonder the Pierhouse at 90 Furman Street in Brooklyn Heights is one of the most sought-after buildings in this neighborhood.

The Upper West Side is known for its lovely brownstones but in the past few years some new, glassy developments have arrived in the area like 1 West End Avenue.