New York Real Estate

Harlem on the West Side starts at 125th Street and goes to 168th Street. The area has traditionally been the home to many African Americans since about the 1920's. Harlem has now become the become the cultural center for the African-American community around the country. It has even become the home to Bill Clinton's new office.

It's reputation for drugs and crime motivated many of it's residents to leave in the last 20 years. But Harlem has been enjoying a reputation of a neighborhood is on the way back. Along with other parts of Manhattan, Harlem is experiencing a re-birth. Many older building are being upgraded, new malls and movie theatres are being built and new schools and parks are being developed and added to the neighborhood.

These are streets of great brownstones that can be found in places like Gramercy Park or the Upper West Side. Once the repairs have been done it will have a considerable new appeal.

Theatres and Performing Arts Centers
Aaron Davis Hall
Alice Tully Hall
Avery Fisher Hall
Broadway Theaters
Carnegie Hall
Joyce Theater
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
Merkin Concert Hall
Metropolitan Opera House
New York Shakespeare Festival
Radio City Music Hall
Tribeca Performing Arts Center
Vivian Beaumont Theater (Lincoln Center)

Greater New York -Sports Arenas and Stadiums
Yankee Stadium
Shea Stadium
Madison Square Gardens
National Tennis Center
Aqueduct Racetrack