Equity Residential: American’s Choice for Apartment Living

RentHop extends a very special welcome to Equity Residential! They are an absolute top-of-the-line luxury property manager and owner of 13 buildings in the New York City Metro area!

Equity Residential’s New York City Portfolio

Some of the more famous holdings include:
(All prices current as of 1/28/2010)

Parc Cameron

Located at 41 West 86th Street in Upper West Side, it currently offers studios for $1845, making it one of the neighborhood’s best doorman/elevator deals.

Trump Place

Also in the Upper West Side, at 140 Riverside Boulevard, is a luxury high-rise with apartments ranging from $2,280 studios to $5,780 two-bedrooms.

70 Greene

One of Equity’s latest additions to the NYC area collection resides in New Jersey. 70 Greene Street is an up-and-coming icon in the Jersey City skyline. With incredible amenities, including 592-square-foot one-bedroom apartments for only $1,905, this is truly one of the best bang-for-buck luxury buildings.

Hudson Crossing

400 West 37th Street stands from the other doorman high rises in Midtown West with a superior location. Residents can experience many dining and cultural opportunities in Hell’s Kitchen beyond 9th Avenue yet remain within walking distance from Madison Square Garden, Macy’s, and Times Square.

RentHop, as always, is committed to finding the best New York City apartments deals and publishing the information on our much beloved apartment search engine.

Lee Lin
Lee Lin
Lee is a data geek from MIT who spent years at quantitative hedge funds cranking out models to explain and predict financial markets. Real estate has always been a big part of Lee's life. He grew up helping out at his parents' Jersey Shore motels, became a landlord his first year out of college, analyzed mortgages on a fixed-income trading desk, and acquired a New York real estate license. At RentHop, he combines his nerd talents and real estate knowledge to constantly tweak the secret HopScore. He currently lives near Bryant Park and his favorite restaurant was Cafe Zaiya (now known as Tomiz).

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