Carlyle's Guide to New York City

New York City is an expensive place to live, especially for newcomers. Hoping to find a housemate to team up with? You can always trawl through the updates on Craigslist and Reddit. To get the general[...] Read More

In the now-classic joke about how to spot a good apartment building in New York City, D.L. Hughley quips: “A good building, you got a doorman. A bad building, you just got a man in a door.” Read More

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There’s an advantage to living in New York. You’re close to all the attractions, the commute to work is easier taking the subway, and New York carries an excitement that both residents and visitors fe[...] Read More

If you’re coming to New York City from out of town, you might be baffled to find so many apartments represented by brokers—real estate agents who charge the renter a substantial fee for signing an agr[...] Read More

Summer’s coming! It’s a sweet season in New York City, and sweeter still if you have a few good tips to keep the energy bills down.   Read More

Apartments in NYC that are near Central Park are among the most coveted. Fortunately, buildings such as The Wellesley, Carlton Towers, Regency Towers and Ambassador East deliver on the proximity count[...] Read More

Just ten? There are a million! But here are certainly ten standout reasons to live in NYC. Read More

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For professionals and young families, choosing a neighborhood in New York City tends to focus on safe areas, good schools, top-notch management, and a great overall experience of living in the city. Read More

New York, New York! One of the most appealing and exciting cities in the world—if not the most. Many people who arrive here are achieving the dream of a lifetime, and we hope you're among them. Read More

Go out, walk up Fifth Avenue, and experience the sights and sounds of the biggest St. Patrick’s Day Parade in the world. Read More