Murray Hill is bordered by Gramercy on the south and 42nd Street on the north and by Fifth Avenue and Second Avenue. This is worth mentioning because, on a Saturday night along the neighborhood’s hopping restaurant and pub scene on Third Avenue, it can feel as if Murray Hill has no limits at all. Part urban suburb, part post-grad community, Murray Hill is also a stealth foodie destination and something very much unto itself. Murray Hill is home to everything a Manhattan neighborhood is supposed to have, as well as just a bit more energy than usual. It's easier to find a good time -- or at least a good burger and a beer -- in Murray Hill than anywhere else in the NYC north of 14th Street, but it's also surprisingly easy to find a classic Manhattan luxury condominium. Murray Hill's popularity among young professionals has led to an explosion of new construction condos, and a crop of new apartments for sale.

Much of Murray Hill’s housing stock is given over to luxury rentals, but it’s also home to a wide array of condominiums, new and old. Morgan Court, the iconic “Sliver Building,” is a classic Manhattan condominium... and one that happens to be just a few blocks from the futuristic LEED-certified condominium at 303 East 33rd Street.

Murray Hill offers exceptional mass transit access, with the reliable 4, 5 and 6 trains running down the neighborhood's spine and a host of dependable crosstown buses putting the rest of the city within reach. But while the rest of New York City is never far away, Murray Hill remains an appealing a scene unto itself. Distinctly New York and simultaneously something entirely its own, Murray Hill is one of a kind, and home to some uniquely appealing new condominiums for sale.