Upper East Side

Upper East Side Overview

Living in the Upper East Side, Manhattan

The UES is timeless. A legendary Manhattan NYC neighborhood, it offers a blend of high culture, Central Park access, and diverse housing options from Fifth Avenue mansions to Yorkville apartments.

Homes for Sale in Upper East Side

Upper East Side Real Estate Market

Homes for sale in the Upper East Side cater to every budget. Whether you want a limestone townhouse or a modern condo near the Q train, this is the city's most established residential market.

Neighborhood Lifestyle

Lifestyle & Community

What It’s Like to Live in the UES

The lifestyle is polished and convenient. Residents enjoy morning runs in Central Park, world-class exhibitions at The Met, and a dining scene that ranges from Michelin stars to beloved diners.

Getting Around Upper East Side

Transportation & Commuting

With the Q, 4, 5, and 6 trains, the East Side is more accessible than ever. The express commute to Wall Street or Grand Central is arguably the best in the city.

Local Amenities in Upper East Side

Parks, Schools & Amenities

Home to the city's best private schools and hospitals, the UES is built for living. Carl Schurz Park and the East River Esplanade provide beautiful waterfront escapes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it boring?
It is quieter than downtown, but Second Avenue has a very lively bar and restaurant scene.
Is it expensive?
Fifth and Park Avenues are very expensive. Second, Third, and York Avenues are actually among the best value options in Manhattan.
How is the commute?
With the Q train and express 4/5 trains, the commute to Midtown is extremely fast (10-15 mins).
Is it safe?
Yes, it is statistically one of the safest neighborhoods in NYC.
What is Museum Mile?
A stretch of Fifth Avenue from 82nd to 105th Streets housing the Met, Guggenheim, Cooper Hewitt, and more.
Are there good public schools?
Yes, PS 6 and other local zones are highly rated and sought after.
Is it stuffy?
The western part can feel formal, but the eastern part is full of young professionals and recent grads.