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LOCATIONThe East Side of Manhattan. South of 42nd street, north of 34th street, east of Park Avenue. To get to Murray Hill by subway, take the "6" train to 28th or 33d street stop and walk north/east. CHARACTER AND FEELMurray Hill would probably not be the most charming neighborhood of New York but many find it extremely practical. APARTMENTS & REAL ESTATEAlthough Murray Hill is mostly a land of tall modern high-rises, brownstones do exist. Living here is less expensive than living in the Village or let's say SoHo, but don't forget the city you're in. As a rough guide, you're probably looking at $1,800+ rents for a studio apartment or $2,200 for a one-bedroom (and more if you want to live in one of the area's many luxury high-rise apartment buildings). Selected Rental Buildings:
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See all Murray Hill Condo Apartment Buildings Co-op Buildings: See some of the area's Murray Hill Co-op Apartment Buildings POPULATION AND DEMOGRAPHICSResidents are a mix of professionals (a majority), SVA students, NYU medical students, NYU medical faculty, seniors and some "creative professionals" priced out of Downtown. NAME ORIGINApparently, the name came from the former owners of an estate located here. Quakers Robert and Mary Lindley Murray earned their place in history in September 1776 by simply offering the British General Sir William Howe a few glasses of Madeira wine. It was that or, possibly, the company of their charming daughers, Beulah and Susannah, that made him linger. Either way, George Washington's troops led by General Israel Putnam were able to sneak by past Howe from the Battery Point to a new position in Harlem Heights. Before this historical event, the area was known by its Dutch name of "Inclenberg". (Rem: Thanks to Tom Holder for the historical note). SYNOPSISIf you are the kind of person who wants to be exactly half-way between the East Village and Central Park, and can afford to pay the rent, this is your best choice in terms of location. With the lack of trendiness, you get a lot of convenience in exchange.LATEST HEADLINES, NEWS & REVIEWS
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