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East Midtown Highlights Commuting *** Rents * Nightlife ** Shopping **** Restaurants *** |
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East Midtown Attractions Central Park Grand Central Station Rockefeller Center Radio City, Public Library Saint Patrick Cathedral Empire State Building United Nations Berkeley College |
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East Midtown
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East Midtown Area
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East Midtown Description
Midtown East is considered by some to be the heart of New York City. Centrally located, with great transportation (6 subway lines and Grand Central Station) nothing is out of reach from Midtown. Midtown East completes the New York Corporate image: Financial institutions, law firms and luxurious hotels and magnificent luxury towers. Add Central Park, the most prestigious restaurants and the most exclusive shopping in Manhattan, (5th Avenue's Gucci, Armani, Versace and Tiffanies to name a few) and the New York City ritzy lifestyle is complete. Rents in this area are among the highest in New York City, however, there are residents of Midtown East who sustain their lifestyles on normal Manhattan incomes; most of these residents live East towards the River and South towards Murray Hill away from the ritzy, corporate center. The energy and exuberance of Midtown emanates Times Square and Rockefeller Center areas where New York City comes together to enjoy the bright lights, adventure, and the people. |
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