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Central shopping, dining, entertainment and transportation
Midtown South includes some of New York’s best attractions. The iconic Empire State Building holds sway over an ever-changing skyline while the city’s main transit hub Penn Station and one of its top entertainment venues Madison Square Garden draw-in the hundreds of thousands. Koreatown has specialized retail stores, restaurants and karaoke. New condo buildings make the most of these amenities and have proximity to all other popular parts of town. “It’s the new center of high-rise living. You’re really in the middle of everything and have quick access to offices in all directions,” says Leonard Inzirillo, an agent with Douglas Elliman specializing in the area.
The Empire State Building serves as a beacon for Midtown South.
Madison House in Midtown South provides views of the entire city.
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Multicultural eateries and luxury retailers
Koreatown is a distinct two-block district with popular restaurants and retail. Baekjeong is one of the best Korean barbeque joints in the city. The mingling scents of fried chicken and Korean beer can be experienced at Let's Meat while kimchi pancakes are a must at Osamil. Karaoke bars like Space can be found throughout. H Mart stocks groceries and other essentials.
Taking pride of place on Broadway, Macy’s first opened in 1901 and is still the largest upscale department store of its kind. The B&H Photo megastore on 9th Avenue is a vital resource for all New York photographers and videographers. Nearby Hudson Yards is home to a multi-level luxury mall with restaurants including celebrity chef-run Mercado Little Spain.
Koreatown Shopping Court in Midtown South is popular among tourists and locals.
Macy's Flagship store is in Midtown South.
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New high-rise condos with ample amenities
Though dominated by rental units, the area hosts a handful of new and recently updated high-rise condo towers. Two bedrooms range from $1.5 Million to $3.7 Million, depending on square footage and views. Most of these full-service developments–like Madison House–concentrate around 5th Avenue. The 805-foot-tall tower has a large plunge pool, an expansive co-working club and a children's art room. “Everything here is about volume and height; so you get great views Uptown and Downtown,” says Inzirillo, who heads up sales for the building.
Madison House is a tall luxury development in Midtown South.
Luxury high rises can be found throughout Midtown South.
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The High Line and MLB games
Madison Square Garden and The Shed at Hudson Yards are some of New York’s leading cultural venues hosting sports events, top-billed concerts, and international art fairs. The High Line elevated greenway can be accessed near Moynihan Train Hall. Six blocks to the North, Bryant Park has an ice-skating rink, holiday market and free outdoor movies.
The ice rink at Bryant Park is very popular with residents of Midtown South.
Madison Square Garden in Midtown South is one of the most famous arenas in the country.
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Transit links in and out of town
With Amtrak, New Jersey Transit, Long Island Rail Road and Metro North service, Penn Station–the Western Hemisphere's busiest rail terminal–is also linked by 1,2,3, A, C and E subways. On the other side of Midtown South, the 6 local train stops on Park Avenue South at 33rd Street.
Local and express subway lines stop at Midtown South.
Commuters use the 33rd Street 6 station in Midtown South to get up and down Lexington Avenue.
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Midtown public and public charter schools
Younger residents have their pick when it comes to schools. They might start at P.S. 33 Chelsea Prep, with an A-plus rating from Niche and a partnership with the Whitney Museum of Art. Success Academy Charter School - Hudson Yards Elementary and Middle School has a 6/10 score from Great Schools and focuses on the progressive development of student performance. With an A rating, Baruch College Campus High School has an excellent advisory program.
PS 33 Chelsea Prep is a public elementary school in New York, New York.
Baruch College Campus High School provides an innovative education to its students.
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The pros and cons of urban redevelopment
Over the next decade, the Penn District project will transform Penn Station, Madison Square Garden and surrounding city blocks with new mixed-use commercial and residential buildings. Though a significant improvement to the area, it will also require years of construction, which can sometimes be noisy, unsightly and obstructive.
Midtown South is also home to distinguished Empire State Building and Madison Square Garden.
Penn Station's extension, Moynihan Train Hall gives commuters to Amtrak from Midtown South.
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Crime and Safety
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Midtown South
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Homicide
3
4
Sexual Assault
7
4
Assault with Weapon
5
4
Robbery
8
4
Burglary
5
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
3
4
Larceny
9
4
Crime Score
7
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Midtown South Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Midtown South, Manhattan sell after 233 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Midtown South, Manhattan over the last 12 months is $1,887,500, up 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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