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Presented by Jason Mezydlo, Managing Sales Partner at Gordon Realty Partners

A hand-picked selection of the homes Gordon Realty Partners is representing right now, from the Financial District to Downtown Brooklyn. See one you love? Request a showing, or call or text Jason at 347.286.5797.

A sunny living room with a deep blue sofa, green velvet ottomans, a wooden dining table and big windows over the treesExclusive

Financial District

Fulton Street

$7,227/month

4 Bedrooms · 2 Baths

Gordon Realty Partners
A long, bright living room with hardwood floors, a sofa and a sliding partition door

Gramercy Park

East 16th Street

$6,063/month

2 Bedrooms · Flex Three · 1 Bath

Gordon Realty Partners
A corner living and dining room wrapped in floor-to-ceiling windows with skyline views

Downtown Brooklyn

Gold Street

$6,014/month

3 Bedrooms · 2 Baths

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A long hallway with a wood entry door, honey-toned hardwood floors and glass block windows

Greenwich Village

Waverly Place

$5,869/month

2 Bedrooms · Flex Three · 1 Bath

Gordon Realty Partners
A sunny living room with a deep blue sofa, green velvet ottomans, a wooden dining table and big windows over the treesThe open living and dining room with hardwood floors and a round dining table under a gold pendant lightAn open kitchen with a marble-topped island, bar stools, white cabinets and stainless steel appliancesA bedroom with a grey upholstered bed, hardwood floors and a city viewA bright bedroom with a white daybed, wall shelves and wide windowsA bath with a black stone vanity top, white cabinet and tiled shower
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Financial District, Manhattan · Exclusive

Fulton Street, Four Bedrooms by the Seaport

$7,227per month
  • 4 Bedrooms
  • 2 Baths
  • Available now
  • Listed by Gordon Realty Partners

Your New Home

Four real bedrooms and two full baths, wrapped in big windows and generous natural light. Warm hardwood floors run through every room, the open kitchen is finished in stone countertops and stainless steel appliances, and there is room to gather around a proper dining table.

A walk-in closet, a private balcony, laundry in the unit and views over the city and the river round it out. This is a home with space for everyone: a family, a group of friends, or a household that needs an office or two.

The Building

A full-service building with a full-time doorman, a fitness center, a residents’ lounge and a rooftop terrace for summer evenings above the Seaport. Cats and dogs are welcome.

The Neighborhood

Once the workday winds down, the Financial District turns into a neighborhood for the people who live here. Stone Street is where it starts: a cobbled lane of old brick counting houses that feels like the harbor quarter of a small English port town, its tables spilling into the street from spring through fall. It is a sports lover’s paradise, with a game on somewhere every night of the week, and one of the easiest places downtown to meet friends after work or make a new connection over a pint.

For groceries and everyday errands, Eataly’s downtown market at 4 World Trade Center covers it all: bread, cheese, pasta, espresso and a sit-down meal when you want one. The Oculus and Brookfield Place handle the shopping, from Apple to Tory Burch, with Le District’s French market right on the Hudson. The Seaport is minutes away on foot, with the Tin Building’s food hall and the Balloon Museum, summer concerts on the Pier 17 rooftop, and the tall ships of the South Street Seaport Museum tied up at the pier.

Revive your spirit in the local greenspace. The lawns of Pier 15 sit right on the East River, the Battery’s gardens and SeaGlass Carousel are a stroll to the south, and the Brooklyn Bridge’s walkway begins a few blocks north for a sunrise walk into Brooklyn. Four centuries of architecture surround you the whole way, from Federal Hall and Trinity Church to the Woolworth Building and the Oculus.

Getting Around

Fulton Center is the engine: the 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, J and Z all meet under one roof, with the R and W at Cortlandt Street and the 1 at WTC Cortlandt. NYC Ferry boats leave from Pier 11 at Wall Street for Brooklyn, Queens, the Rockaways and Midtown, and the Staten Island Ferry runs free from Whitehall, all a short walk from home.

A long, bright living room with hardwood floors, a sofa and a sliding partition doorA living area with a low media console, a television and framed printsA bedroom with a pale wood bed, a green pillow and a white dresserA bedroom with a window, a grey armchair and a patterned rugA white tiled bath with a glass shower and a mirrored medicine cabinet
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Gramercy Park, Manhattan

East 16th Street, A Flex Three off Gramercy Park

$6,063per month
  • 2 Bedrooms · Flex Three
  • 1 Bath
  • Available October 29
  • Listed by Gordon Realty Partners

Your New Home

Step inside and the first thing you notice is the light. This is a home that lives big, breathes and gives you room to spread out. Crisp, contemporary finishes run throughout, and the detail is best seen in person.

The flex three layout is the whole point. A proper partition wall adds a third private room to the plan, each one sized for a full-size bed and a desk, with the living and dining space left entirely intact. You get three genuine bedrooms and a real living room, at a rent that normally buys two.

The Building

Nineteen stories and 234 residences, standing since 1963, with interiors by Philip Birnbaum. Residents have laundry facilities and an elevator, and the lobby is held by a full-time doorman and a live-in superintendent: the quiet luxury you feel every single day, and the reason a package is never a problem again.

The Neighborhood

Gramercy is quiet and low-rise for how central it is, organized around a two-acre private park locked behind a wrought-iron fence. Most of the surrounding blocks sit inside a landmarked historic district of Greek Revival, Italianate and Gothic Revival row houses, which keeps the scale down and the traffic light. Daily life runs west to Union Square and east to Third Avenue.

Weekends begin at the Union Square Greenmarket, open year-round on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays along 17th Street: produce, bread, cheese and flowers. Trader Joe’s is on East 14th Street, Ess-a-Bagel handles mornings and Lady Mendl’s Tea Salon handles the afternoons. Gramercy Tavern is the formal anchor for dinner; Casa Mono and Bar Jamon on Irving Place cover the Spanish end, and Irving Farm keeps the coffee coming. Third Avenue is where the neighborhood gathers, at Molly’s, Rolf’s and Old Town Bar.

Revive your spirit in the local greenspace. Gramercy Park itself is the point: keys go only to the surrounding owners and to members of the National Arts Club and the Players Club, and the gates open to the public on Christmas Eve. Madison Square Park, a few blocks north, adds a reflecting pool, monuments and a full community calendar.

Getting Around

Union Square is the engine. At 14 St–Union Square you have the 4, 5 and 6, the N, Q, R and W, and the L running crosstown and under the East River to Williamsburg. Closer in, the 6 stops at 23rd Street on Park Avenue South, and NYC Ferry’s East River route picks up at the East 34th Street landing.

A corner living and dining room wrapped in floor-to-ceiling windows with skyline viewsAn open kitchen with white cabinets, a stainless range and a window over the cityA living room with a white sofa and a glass coffee table opening onto an open kitchen and dining tableA bedroom with a blue and white bed and tall windows over the towers of Downtown BrooklynA bright bedroom with an upholstered headboard and a view of the skylineA bath with a deep tub, a wood vanity and a wide mirror
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Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn

Gold Street, Three Bedrooms with a Rooftop Pool

$6,014per month
  • 3 Bedrooms
  • 2 Baths
  • Available now
  • Listed by Gordon Realty Partners

Your New Home

Three bedrooms and two baths high above Downtown Brooklyn, with dark oak floors and windows that frame the skyline. The kitchen is the showpiece: Italian imported cabinets, Caesarstone counters, GE Café series appliances, a dishwasher and a filtered hot and cold water dispenser.

A washer and dryer are in the unit, solar shades soften the afternoon light, and a built-in Bluetooth sound system with a subwoofer is ready for movie night. Cooking gas, heat and water are included in the rent, and Verizon Fios is wired in.

The Building

A full-service luxury building with a 24-hour lobby attendant and a package room. Up top, a 50-foot rooftop swimming pool, an indoor and outdoor sky lounge with Wi-Fi and a roof deck with Manhattan skyline views. Two fitness centers, complimentary bike storage and a garage round it out, and up to two pets are welcome, 50 pounds combined.

The Neighborhood

Downtown Brooklyn has become one of the borough’s liveliest neighborhoods, and everything is on your doorstep. City Point puts Trader Joe’s, Target and the DeKalb Market Hall food hall under one roof, and the Fulton Street Mall carries the shopping from there. Junior’s has been serving cheesecake on Flatbush Avenue since 1950, and Gage & Tollner’s gaslit dining room on Fulton Street is one of the most romantic tables in the city.

Brooklyn Heights, Fort Greene, DUMBO and Boerum Hill all meet here, so a different neighborhood is a short walk in every direction: brownstone blocks, sidewalk cafes, the Brooklyn Academy of Music and Barclays Center for a game or a concert.

Revive your spirit in the local greenspace. Fort Greene Park climbs to the Prison Ship Martyrs’ Monument with views over the borough, and Brooklyn Bridge Park stretches along the waterfront with lawns, piers and the best skyline view in New York.

Getting Around

Few addresses in Brooklyn connect like this one. Jay Street–MetroTech has the A, C, F and R, DeKalb Avenue adds the B, Q and R, and Borough Hall brings the 2, 3, 4 and 5. Lower Manhattan is one stop away, and the Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan Bridge are both a walk or a bike ride from home.

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Greenwich Village, Manhattan

Waverly Place, A Prewar Flex Three by Washington Square

$5,869per month
  • 2 Bedrooms · Flex Three
  • 1 Bath
  • Available October 28
  • Listed by Gordon Realty Partners

Your New Home

Step inside and the first thing you notice is the light. Nine-foot ceilings and new windows pull it deep into the home, and the sense of volume is immediate. Underfoot, oak floors run warm and wide through every room.

The flex three layout is the whole point. A proper partition wall adds a third private room to the plan, each one sized for a full-size bed and a desk, with the living and dining space left entirely intact. You get three genuine bedrooms and a real living room, at a rent that normally buys two.

The Building

Standing since 1929, a prewar Greenwich Village rental one block from Washington Square and one block from Broadway. Residents have an elevator, laundry in the building, a live-in superintendent and video security, and the lobby is held by a doorman.

The Neighborhood

Washington Square Park is the center of this neighborhood in the most literal way: the park sits at the foot of Fifth Avenue, NYU’s core buildings ring it, and MacDougal and Bleecker carry a nightlife that has been running for decades rather than seasons. The Comedy Cellar has been putting comics on a bill since 1982, the Blue Note is the flagship of the jazz club chain that started here, and the Village Vanguard is still home to the Monday-night orchestra.

The pizza alone is worth the move. John’s of Bleecker Street has been firing a coal oven since 1929, and Joe’s Pizza is three doors from the corner where it started. Minetta Tavern holds MacDougal Street, and C.O. Bigelow has been filling prescriptions on Sixth Avenue since 1838. Groceries are close at Citarella, Morton Williams and Trader Joe’s.

Revive your spirit in the local greenspace. Washington Square runs nearly ten acres, with the fountain at its center, two dog runs, gardens and the great Arch at its northern gate; the chess tables are where you meet people without trying.

Getting Around

Four subway complexes, eleven services, all on foot. West Fourth Street–Washington Square carries the A, C, E, B, D, F and M, Eighth Street–NYU has the R and W, Astor Place adds the 6, and Christopher Street–Stonewall has the 1.

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Pricing, availability, photos and features are representative of available homes and are subject to change without notice; contact Jason for current details. Gordon Realty Partners is committed to equal housing opportunity and complies with all federal, state and local fair housing laws. New York State Housing and Anti-Discrimination Disclosure.