Manhattan
Sublets in Midtown
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Midtown is the part of New York that other people picture when they picture New York. Theaters, towers, Grand Central and Bryant Park, and a transit hub that puts almost every line within a few blocks. It is louder and more commercial than most places to live, and in exchange nothing in the city is far away.
Also known as
Midtown takes in Times Square, Theater District, Garment District, Koreatown, Herald Square and Diamond District. Listings in any of them show up here.
No sublets in Midtown right now. See everything open across the city.
What's in Midtown
Names a local would drop, and what each one actually is. Tap any to see it on a map.
park
Bryant Park
Midtown's back garden. Free lawn chairs, a carousel, and a winter market that takes over the whole block.
culture
Grand Central Terminal
Not just a station. The ceiling is a backwards zodiac, the dining concourse is a destination, and the whispering gallery actually works.
food
Koreatown (32nd Street)
One block, four storeys deep, open most of the night. Korean barbecue, karaoke and 24-hour tofu stew.
culture
Times Square
Locals complain about it and still walk through it. The theatres around it are the actual reason to be here.
culture
The New York Public Library
The lions, the Rose Reading Room, and a free place to sit that beats most paid ones.
What Midtown is like
Dining
Everything from the Grand Central dining concourse to Koreatown on 32nd Street, which is one of the best eating blocks in the city at any hour.
Nightlife
Theatre crowds, hotel bars and rooftops. Less neighborhood local, more a night out that people travel in for.
Green space
Bryant Park is the back garden. Central Park's southern edge is a short walk north.
Getting around
- NQRW1237STimes Sq-42nd St
- BDFM42nd St-Bryant Park
- 4567SGrand Central-42nd St
- ACE42nd St-Port Authority
19subway lines
Why people sublet here
- Broadway theaters and Bryant Park on your doorstep
- Nearly every subway line passes through
- Grand Central and Penn Station for leaving town
- Late-night everything, because the area never fully closes