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The buildings whose names (or addresses) start with a 'f'

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Alphabetical List

• The Aspen (1955 First Avenue, East Harlem)
  A modern mid-rise concierge elevator building.
• The Fairfax (201 East 69th Street, Upper East Side)
  314-unit luxury building (originally built for manifacturing/warehousing purposes) which served as the New York headquarters of the FBI, and was subsequently converted into a ....
• The Fairfield (84-10 Main Street, Briarwood)
  A low-rise elevator building.
• The Fairmont (300 East 75 Street, Upper East Side)
  
• 250 Fairmount Avenue (Journal Square) {1 available apt}
  
• Falcon Towers (245 East 44th Street, Midtown East)
  A high-rise building
• 47 Featherbed Lane (Morris Heights)
  A low-rise elevator building.
• 54 Featherbed Lane (Morris Heights) {1 available apt}
  An elevator building.
• 800 Fifth Ave (800 Fifth Avenue, Upper East Side)
  A 34-story yellow-brick tower. Designed by Ulrich Franzen & Associates with Wechsler & Schimenti as associate architects. The base of the building on the avenue is faced with ....
• 24 Fifth Avenue (Central Village) {3 available apts}
  A renovated 1920's building.
• 29 Fifth Avenue (Central Village)
  A pre-war elevator building.
• 77 Fifth Avenue (Flatiron District) {2 available apts}
  A post-war high-rise building.
• 97 Fifth Avenue (Flatiron District)
  A landmark converted loft building just one block from Union Square.
• 103 Fifth Avenue (Flatiron District)
  A turn-of-the-century office and residential loft building.
• 284 Fifth Avenue (Flatiron District) {1 available apt}
  A landmark turn-of-the-century mid-rise elevator building.
• 425 Fifth Avenue (Garment District)
  Mixed-use residential rental tower. Includes two floors of retail space, four floors of offices, a fitness center and a pool at the lower levels.
• new! 815 Fifth Avenue (Upper East Side)
  A landmarked five-story brownstone building.
• 945 Fifth Avenue (Upper East Side)
  A landmark post-war mid-rise elevator building.
• 1160 Fifth Avenue (East Harlem) {1 available apt}
  A pre-war building.
• 1325 Fifth Avenue (Central Harlem) {1 available apt}
  A low-rise doorman elevator building.
• 1330 Fifth Avenue (Central Harlem)
  A low-rise doorman elevator building.
• 1481 Fifth Avenue (Central Harlem)
  A high-rise building.
• 2300 Fifth Avenue (Central Harlem) {1 available apt}
  One of the seven buildings of the Savoy Park development. The site was once home to the legendary Savoy Ballroom.
• 120 First Avenue (East Village)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 126 First Avenue (East Village)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 192 First Avenue (East Village)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 194 First Avenue (East Village)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 198-200 First Avenue (East Village)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 218 First Avenue (East Village)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 221 First Avenue (East Village)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 371 First Avenue (Gramercy Park) {2 available apts}
  A low-rise elevator building.
• 1132 First Avenue (Upper East Side) {1 available apt}
  A post-war low-rise walk-up building.
• 1134 First Avenue (Upper East Side)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 1352 First Avenue (Upper East Side)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 1372 First Avenue (Upper East Side)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 1376 First Avenue (Upper East Side) {2 available apts}
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 1431 First Avenue (Upper East Side)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 1481 First Avenue (Upper East Side)
  A post-war low-rise walk-up building.
• 1485 First Avenue (Upper East Side)
  A post-war mid-rise elevator building.
• 1516-1518 First Avenue (Upper East Side)
  A low-rise building.
• 1582 First Avenue (Upper East Side)
  A pre-war walk-up building. The ground floor contains retail space.
• 1585 First Avenue (Upper East Side)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 1641 First Avenue (Upper East Side)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 1665 First Avenue (Upper East Side) {3 available apts}
  A modern low-rise walk-up building.
• 1705 First Avenue (Upper East Side) {1 available apt}
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 1743 First Avenue (Upper East Side) {4 available apts}
  A post-war mid-rise building.
• 110 First Street (Downtown Jersey City)
  A high-rise luxury tower.
• Flatiron 18 (30 West 18th Street, Flatiron District)
  A high-rise doorman building.
• The Fleetwood (110-40 72nd Avenue, Forest Hills)
  A low-rise elevator building.
• 86-02 Forest Parkway (Elmhurst) {1 available apt}
  A low-rise elevator building.
• 80 Fort Washington (80 Fort Washington Avenue, Washington Heights)
  A pre-war elevator building.
• 66-72 Fort Washington Avenue (Washington Heights) {1 available apt}
  A low-rise elevator building.
• 66-72 Fort Washington Avenue (Washington Heights)
  A 6-story elevator building with a beige brick exterior. European detailing includes decorative stone columns around the main entrance and keystone accents above large exterio....
• 86 Fort Washington Avenue (Washington Heights)
  A low-rise elevator building.
• 238 Fort Washington Avenue (Washington Heights) {6 available apts}
  A pre-war elevator building.
• 250 Fort Washington Avenue (Washington Heights)
  A low-rise elevator building.
• 255 Fort Washington Avenue (Washington Heights)
  A pre-war elevator building.
• 275 Fort Washington Avenue (Washington Heights) {12 available apts}
  A pre-war elevator building.
• new! 285 Fort Washington Avenue (Washington Heights)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 344 Fort Washington Avenue (Washington Heights)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 350 Fort Washington Avenue (Washington Heights)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 370 Fort Washington Avenue (Washington Heights)
  A low-rise elevator building.
• 555 Fort Washington Avenue (Washington Heights) {1 available apt}
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• Four Park Avenue (4 Park Avenue, Murray Hill)
  A pre-war elevator building.
• 639 Fourth Avenue (Greenwood Heights)
  A mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• 759 Franklin Avenue (Prospect Heights)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 761 Franklin Avenue (Prospect Heights)
  A pre-war walk-up building.
• 851 Franklin Avenue (Prospect Heights)
  A pre-war walk-up building.
• 2294 Frederick Douglass Boulevard (Central Harlem) {1 available apt}
  A post-war low-rise elevator building.
• 2470 Frederick Douglass Boulevard (Central Harlem) {1 available apt}
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 2718 Frederick Douglass Boulevard (Central Harlem)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 2802 Frederick Douglass Boulevard (Central Harlem)
  Six walk-up buildings
• 160 Front Street (Financial District)
  A 62-unit converted residential property.
• 670 Fulton Street (Fort Greene)
  A pre-war walk-up building that sits on a row of historic buildings that exemplify a rare use of cast iron for façades of Brooklyn residential buildings.
• 886 Fulton Street (Clinton Hill)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• Historic Front Street (216 Front Street, Financial District) {11 available apts}
  A residential & retail project combining several historic buildings in the South Street Seaport area.
• Lassick (2474 Frederick Douglass Boulevard, Central Harlem)
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• Peter Cooper Village / Stuyvesant Town (332 First Ave, Stuyvesant Town)
  A giant multi-building complex stretching from 14th to 23rd street, east of First Ave.
• The Portland (680-686) (680-686 Fulton Street, Fort Greene)
  Four apartment buildings with a limestone façade, built in 1900 in the neo-renaissance style.
• Post Luminaria (385 First Avenue, Gramercy Park) {10 available apts}
  A modern building designed by Gerner Kronick + Valcarcel. Total area of 138,000 s/f.
• Stonehenge Park (1274 Fifth Avenue, East Harlem) {2 available apts}
  A pre-war low-rise building located directly across from Central Park at 109th Street

Latest additions to this list made on: October 20, 2009.