Location: The Upper West Side is located north of Columbus Circle (59/60th street),
west of Central Park and east of the Hudson river. The northern border,
separating the neighborhood from
Morningside Heights is West 110th street.
Demographics: In contrast to its eastern counterpart, the Upper West Side is considerably more diverse (both
in terms of its residents' income levels and race) and less "waspy", for
lack of a better term.
Some parts of the neighborhood are extremely wealthy,
most of it is upper-middle class, but there are a few
blocks in the northern section of the neighborhood that are visibly poor.
The Concerto
(200 West 60th Street, Upper West Side) {1 available apt} A 35-story 254-unit building constructed in 1991.
The Lyric
(255 West 94th Street, Upper West Side) {5 available apts} A modern high-rise elevator building offering a gym and a children's play area.
The Sagamore
(189 West 89th Street, Upper West Side) {6 available apts} A modern apartment building (built in 1997) whose apartments
are "pre-war in both look and feel". David Rockwell designed
the building's lobby.
Sessanta
(229 West 60th Street, Upper West Side) {1 available apt} A high-rise doorman building offering a gym, a pool and laundry facilities.
The Braender
(418 Central Park West, Upper West Side) {1 available apt} A turn-of-the-century mid-rise doorman elevator condo building offering laundry facilities.
Park West Village : 392 CPW
(392 Central Park West, Upper West Side) {1 available apt} A post-war mid-rise doorman elevator condo building offering a gym and laundry facilities.
Savannah
(250 West 89th Street, Upper West Side) {1 available apt} A post-war mid-rise doorman elevator condo building offering a gym, a garage and laundry facilities.
{22 available apts}
