Brooklyn

Manhattan

Tucked in the south area of Prospect Park, Windsor Terrace is known for its quiet, treelined streets, and easy access to Prospect Park. You can find local eateries along Prospect Avenue. Lisa Management has rentals at 22 Caton Place in the neighborhood. It&#8217;s a pet friendly, boutique, luxury building.

Windsor Terrace

Lenox Hill is located right near Central Park, and retains characteristics of both the Upper East Side and Midtown East. 
Families walk along streets lined with trees and elegant townhomes, perhaps on their way to school, the nearby Central Park Zoo or to the many stores that offer everyday services—dry-cleaners, casual-dining and grocers. Most of the buildings in the community are distinguished, pre-war, doorman apartment buildings, or handsome townhouses and brownstones. Residents of these apartments revel in a wealth of fabulous shopping, great local restaurants, and some of New York City&#8217;s iconic cultural institutions such as the Whitney Museum and the Frick Collection.

Lenox Hill

As the name might hint to, the UWS is located on the upper west side of Manhattan nestled between the Hudson River and Central Park. 
Buildings closer to Central Park West and Riverside Drive have a quieter residential ambiance and immediate access to green space. The inner corridor, however, offers greater convenience in terms of proximity to businesses. The Upper West Side offers one of the most quintessential Manhattan living experiences with tree-lined streets, small shops and cafes, and fine dining and high-end retail alike. Popular among families, the Upper West Side is also home to notable institutions such as the American Museum of National History and the Lincoln Center

Upper West Side

Stuyvesant Heights

Hell&#8217;s Kitchen is an iconic neighborhood in west Midtown Manhattan offering great dining, multiple transportation options and a low-key vibe. It may serve as a functional part of Midtown business, but Hell’s Kitchen is also the place to do it up with the international foods, rooftop lounges, and range of theater options. There are nearly 100 restaurants offering almost every type of cuisine, dozens of bars and pubs, and lots of boutiques. In addition to a bustling foodie scene, Hell’s Kitchen offers a range of nightclubs and activities, sure to satisfy any New Yorkers social life. Five-story brick walk-ups are the standard form of housing in Hell&#8217;s Kitchen although there are plenty of newer residential towers in the neighborhood.

Hell&#8217;s Kitchen

West Village

The UES is one of the most upscale areas in New York City and has a reputation for being home to the wealthy. However, there are also plenty of Upper East Side apartments that meet every price point. You can anticipate a slower, relaxed vibe as you meander around the neighborhood’s infamous cultural institutions such as The Guggenheim Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The area offers smaller style cafes and bistros, locally owned chains, and specialty shops serving up delicious bites for residents to enjoy. With Central Park just to the west, there is no better place to go for a walk, jog, bike, or simply to enjoy a picnic on a sunny day in Manhattan.

Upper East Side

Midtown East has an abundance of shopping outlets on Fifth Avenue, and it is home to Central Park, Bryan Park, and Grand Central Terminal. It is a bustle neighborhood and home to some of the largest skyscrapers in the world. Lisa Management has renovated pre-war apartments in the area.

Midtown East

Kips Bay

East New York

Cobble Hill

Dumbo is situated along the Brooklyn waterfront and boasts iconic bridge and water views. It is known for Brooklyn Bridge Park, cobblestone streets, independent boutiques, and a thriving art scene. Lisa Management offers luxury apartments for sale and for rent at J Condominium.

Dumbo

The great neighborhood of Georgetown offers a ton of convenience and amenities such as the Brooklyn Public Library-Paerdegat Branch, Foodtown, Georgetown Shopping Center, restaurants, banking, and other great neighborhood amenities. McGuire Fields, Canarsie State Park, and the Paerdegat Basin are a short walk from Bergen Gardens.
Bergen Gardens Apartments is served by the B47 bus line which intersects with the 3 train at the Sutter Ave- Rutland Road Station, and B6 and B82 bus lines, which connect with the L train at the Canarsie- Rockaway Parkway station. The B6 bus line runs from Bensonhurts to East New York. The B82 bus line runs from Coney Island to Spring Creek Towers.

Georgetown

Midtown West is known as Hell&#8217;s Kitchen and Clinton. It is a vibrant neighborhood that encompasses the Theater District, Hudson River Greenway and Hudson River Park. You can find a ton of every day conveniences and some of the best restaurants and nightlife on 10th, 9th or 8th Avenue. Lisa Management has doorman luxury buildings and renovated walk-ups in the neighborhood

Midtown West

Prospect Lefferts Garden, or PLG as many call it, is on the east side of Prospect Park. It has great transportation into the Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn. You&#8217;ll find treelined streets in the historical area, and every day connivences along Flatbush Avenue and the other north to south avenues as well. Lisa Management has luxury rentals in full service buildings in PLG.

Prospect Lefferts Gardens

Greenwich Village brings together many of the best parts of living in a big city: constant buzz, great bars and restaurants and ease of transportation, all while still retaining a small neighborhood feel. Nestled in between the East Village and West Village, the ‘Village’ is at the center boasting numerous theaters, iconic neighborhood charm, and the famed Washington Square Park. The neighborhood is a melting pot of students, families and professionals who are attracted to the neighborhood&#8217;s tree-lined streets, entertainment, and brownstones. The area is also filled with notable music venues, comedy shops and clubs that all offer a range of activity for a rousing night-out.

Greenwich Village

Roosevelt Island

Flatbush

Kensington

Bedford-Stuyvesant

The East Village has a very distinct personality when compared to the rest of NYC. From gritty to trendy, historic to brand new, the neighborhood has it all, but has managed to keep a pretty indie atmosphere. The neighborhood boasts a high concentration of community gardens, street art, second-hand stores and natural food stores. The area is quite popular with artists, musicians, students and writers. With plenty of bars and eateries, the East Village nightlife has plenty to offer visitors and locals alike. Everything from dive bars to beer halls to upscale lounges can all be found within walking distance. While historic prewar buildings provide an old-fashioned charm to the area, a growing number of upscale apartments and condominiums have risen among these classic buildings.

Neighborhoods

Brooklyn

Manhattan