NoMad has always been a vibrant, high-energy area of the city, and according to the Flatiron NoMad Partnership’s Q2 2022 report, 37 businesses opened across the dining and retails sectors. Making it an ideal neighborhood to live in, the first question that always comes to mind when searching for a new place is whether it’s better to rent or buy?
While we’ve recently seen the rent increases for NYC, it’s still an affordable option to those who might be on the fence between rentals and condos. While historically, condos have offered a robust set of amenities, making them more of an attractive offering, luxury rentals have jumped on board to offer a luxury experience at a fraction of the cost, and with more space to live and work.
A current listing at Anagram NoMad, a recently renovated, 50-story, 392-unit rental building located at 10 East 29th Street is renting for $14,500 a month compared to a nearby 792-square-foot, one bedroom condo that is selling for $1,250,000.
#33D, a three bedroom, three bath apartment with breathtaking views of New York City, offers hotel-like amenities to renters. Rather than paying the high price of a condo; this rental building brings all of the luxury of a high-end condo building for a cost that is affordable.
The 1,074 square foot apartment includes double balconies, two ensuite bathrooms and a guest bathroom, top of the line appliances including Bosch washer and dryer, Kitchen Aid or Summit refrigerators and a Bertazzoni stove.
Residents at Anagram NoMad have access to luxury amenities including:
- The Gymnasium: A full-service gym and yoga studio
- The Library: A library bathed with natural light, perfect for contentment and catch up
- The Office: A dedicated space for co-working and privacy
- The Café: A space optimized for contemplation and focus, adjacent to an actual café
- The Green: A public-private garden lawn that serves as an exclave and busy city escape
- The Top: A rooftop with 360-degree views of NYC inclusive of both indoor and outdoor spaces
