Harlem, a culturally rich neighborhood in northern Manhattan, has a century-long history as a hub for creativity, diversity, and community. Known for its iconic brownstones and tree-lined streets, Harlem has experienced a recent resurgence, attracting residents and investors.  

Central Harlem, spanning from 110th to 155th Street, has seen significant growth, becoming a focal point for new residential and commercial projects. Landmarks like the Apollo Theater and the Studio Museum in Harlem contribute to its unique character. In the last five years, multifamily developments have met the growing housing demand, appealing to a mix of residents. These developments not only provide housing but also contribute to economic growth and neighborhood revitalization, with new restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues enhancing the area’s appeal. 

Explore development in Central Harlem on this page.