East Harlem

LOCATION

The East Harlem's southern border is 96th street, western - Park Avenue. To the east, the East Harlem is flanked by the East River.

APARTMENTS & REAL ESTATE

The neighborhood contains many housing projects, but in recent years several "market-rate rental buildings" have popped up as well...

Selected Rental Buildings:

• 101 East 116th Steet (101 East 116th Street, East Harlem) - Elevator building. (4 apartments available)
• 14-16 East 105th Street (14-16 East 105th Street, East Harlem) - Walk-up bulding.
• 21 East 108th (21 East 108th Street, East Harlem) - Walk-up building (1 apartment available)
• 26 East 105th Street (26 East 105th Street, East Harlem) - Walk-up building.
• Stonehenge Park (1274 Fifth Avenue, East Harlem) - Located directly across Central Park at 109th Street (2 apartments available)

See all East Harlem Rental Apartment Buildings

Selected No-Fee Rental Listings:

• new! $2,100 1-Bedroom at 21 East 108th (available August 1, 2008) posted 06/24/08.
• $2,095 1-Bedroom at Stonehenge Park (available June 30, 2008) posted 06/22/08.
• $2,275 2-Bedroom at 101 East 116th Steet (available July 4, 2008) posted 05/14/08.

See all East Harlem No Fee Rental Apartments (7 total)

Condo Buildings:

• 440 East 117th Street (440 East 117th Street, East Harlem)
• The bridges (2279 Third Avenue, East Harlem) - Twin condominium buildings on the south and north east corners of 124th and 3rd Avenue
• The Ivy Condominium (249 East 118th Street, East Harlem)

See all East Harlem Condo Apartment Buildings

POPULATION AND DEMOGRAPHICS

East 96th street (the neighborhood's southern border) has long been one of the most famous socio-economic "boundaries" in America: to the south of it lies the affluent Upper East Side and to the north - significantly less affluent East Harlem, where the average household income is only a fraction of its sub-East 96th value.

Although gentrification of the East Harlem that has been going on since the mid-1990's has managed to muddle things somewhat, the boundary still exists and is still visible.

LATEST HEADLINES, NEWS & REVIEWS

• 06/Aug/2007: Residential Market Surges In Harlem
• 18/Jul/2007: The Tallest Office Building in Harlem Since 1973