The district that defined New York is reborn, and leading monumental change in Manhattan once more.

THE NEW MIDTOWN EAST IS A WALKABLE, WORKABLE NEIGHBORHOOD AT THE CENTER OF NEW YORK’S NEXT EVOLUTION.

Decades in the making, the East Midtown Rezoning transforms New York’s iconic 20th century business district into the most important emerging neighborhood in Manhattan. Major investments in contemporary office towers, improved transit infrastructure, and public spaces are writing the next chapter in this storied district’s future. The new JPMorgan Chase Building is set to open at 270 Park Avenue and 47th Street in 2025, with more architecturally stunning towers to follow. Combined with the revolutionary East Side Access project bringing the LIRR to Grand Central Terminal, Midtown East is becoming one of the most walkable, vibrant, and desirable live/work locations in New York City today.

ICONIC ARCHITECTURE CONTINUES TO BE MINTED HERE, AS HISTORIC AND MODERN MASTERWORKS GREET THE NEWEST GENERATION OF LANDMARKS.

Midtown East boasts New York’s densest concentration of awe-inspiring architecture. Stately Grand Central Terminal has anchored the neighborhood since 1913. Down the street is the Chrysler Building, one of the world’s most famous skyscrapers. Lever House, the Seagram Building, and The United Nations Headquarters are lauded as masterpieces of midcentury design. Recent additions rising to etch the skyline include One Vanderbilt, 270 Park Avenue, and 424 Park Avenue, with numerous new state-of-the-art office buildings also underway.

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HISTORIC TURTLE BAY BALANCES THE CHARM AND ROMANCE OF OLD NEW YORK WITH AN EXCITING COSMOPOLITAN EDGE.

Steps away from the surging energy of Midtown East is Turtle Bay, a neighborhood of distinctive townhomes, hidden gardens, everyday cafes, and local boutiques. Andy Warhol’s first Factory was here, and E.B. White, Katherine Hepburn, and Stephen Sondheim once called it home. Today, a diverse mix of diplomats, professionals, and families are drawn to Turtle Bay’s authentic charm and central convenience, and lend the enclave its worldly character.

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THINGS TO SEE AND DO AWAIT THE ACTIVE AND CURIOUS. DISCOVER WORLD-CLASS SHOPPING, DINING, AND CULTURE BEYOND COMPARE.

Experience the Midtown East renaissance at buzzy new restaurants by Jean George Vongerichten and David Burke, or bring home fresh finds from the local farmers market. Indulge in legendary shopping along the avenues, and expand your world at the countless museums, cultural institutions, and embassies that enrich the neighborhood. There’s lots to do in Turtle Bay, but when it’s time to head downtown or leave town, enjoy convenient access to Grand Central Terminal, FDR drive, and expanded public transit options.

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GREEN SPACES, FROM SECRET WATERFALLS TO NEW YORK’S LARGEST PARK, PROVIDE TRANQUIL SETTINGS TO CONNECT WITH NATURE.

Walk Turtle Bay’s tree-lined blocks and discover pocket parks like Tudor City Greens and Greenacre Park with its 25-foot waterfall, or the hidden garden of Amster Yard. Stroll through Peter Detmold Park or the East River Greenway for a scenic walk along the water’s edge. Midtown East is peppered with landscaped plazas and leafy public atriums, and the natural splendor of Central Park and Bryant Park are just minutes away.

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