UPPER MANHATTAN
The northernmost region of Manhattan includes Harlem, Morningside Heights, Hamilton Heights, Inwood and several other neighborhoods that appeal to a wide range of ages and ethnicities and, increasingly, a large number of actors, artists, musicians, and other creative types. They're lured by larger spaces at friendlier prices than the rest of the island, tight-knit communities filled with independently owned businesses and restaurants, a plethora of cultural institutions and a luxurious number of parks and other developed outdoor space, often on a waterfront. Multiple subway lines service the area, allowing residents to be removed from but easily connected to other parts of the city.
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Things to love about UPPER MANHATTAN
International neighborhoods
Tight-knit, family-friendly communities
Incredible outdoor space
Cultural institutions and historical sites
UPPER MANHATTAN
Much of Upper Manhattan is hilly and elevated, as evidenced by a lot of its neighborhood names, like Lenox Hill and Morningside Heights. Those elevations offer up lovely views to the area's residents.
UPPER MANHATTAN
Upper Manhattan residents have access to some of New York City's best parks, from Central Park to Inwood Hill Park, the home of the city's last natural forest.
UPPER MANHATTAN
A Whole Foods on 125th St. joins Fairway and other gourmet grocery stores in Upper Manhattan.
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The varied neighborhoods in Upper Manhattan offer a global array of food choices, from chic bistros to southern food, and ethnic cuisines like Caribbean, Italian, Japanese, and Mexican.
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UPPER MANHATTAN
Upper Manhattan offers up a range of neighborhoods with larger apartments, solid transportation options, and true local flavor.
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