What's in a Neighborhood Name? Clinton or Hell's Kitchen?
Clinton - Hell's Kitchen - Midtown West - West 30's - West 50's
Some still argue about the exact boundaries of Hell's Kitchen, but it's commonly considered to run from 34th to 59th Streets and from Eighth Avenue to the Hudson River. The area is also known as Clinton and long-time residents use the two terms interchangeably. Some are proud to call the neighborhood "Hell's Kitchen" while some prefer to say Clinton.
Yesterday I was showing one of my listings in Clinton/Hell's Kitchen. A pre-war Art Deco one bedroom with sunken living room in a circa 1935 a 6 story coop on a pretty tree lined block.
The buyer a long time neighborhood resident said she could never call the neighborhood "Clinton" and her agent agreed. When they asked about the coop board I answered: "They're a regular coop board but the building is in "Hell's Kitchen" not on Park Avenue". The buyer who has lived on the block for many years quickly replied "West 55th Street between 8th and 9th Avenue is called "The Park Avenue of Hell's Kitchen." So now you know!
The neighborhood names are interchangeable on real estate websites as well. The NY Times calls it Clinton in or around Midtown and Midtown West and StreetEasy clearly calls it Clinton while on Corcoran.com it's Midtown West.
A formerly low-rise area just west of the Theater District lies "Hell's Kitchen" or "Clinton", the area is also home to charming row houses.
While some still argue over the exact street boundaries everyone agrees it's west of Eight Avenue. East of Eighth Avenue including Carnegie Hall and Time Square is considered Midtown West.
What's in a neighborhood name? Call it "Hell's Kitchen" or call it "Clinton" or "Midtown West" but what ever you call it the neighborhood is one of Manhattan's HOTTEST neighborhoods and still very COOL!
Co-op and condo buyers find that the prices are affordable, and the transportation is great. The Hudson riverfront offers opportunities for bicycling, jogging and kayaking. Ninth Avenue, a Midtown West restaurant row draws both pre- and post-theater crowds and locals to its trattorias, cafes, grills, and steakhouses.
According to Brian Williams on NBC nightly News. The best slice of Pizza in NYC is at Sacco on 9th Avenue between 54th & 55th Street. A family run business for more than 50 years named after the town Sacco in Italy.
Whatever your lifestyle, budget or architectural preference. Clinton, Hell's Kitchen, The West 50's, has something for you. It may be the neighborhood you've been looking for.
Some still argue about the exact boundaries of Hell's Kitchen, but it's commonly considered to run from 34th to 59th Streets and from Eighth Avenue to the Hudson River. The area is also known as Clinton and long-time residents use the two terms interchangeably. Some are proud to call the neighborhood "Hell's Kitchen" while some prefer to say Clinton.
Yesterday I was showing one of my listings in Clinton/Hell's Kitchen. A pre-war Art Deco one bedroom with sunken living room in a circa 1935 a 6 story coop on a pretty tree lined block.
The buyer a long time neighborhood resident said she could never call the neighborhood "Clinton" and her agent agreed. When they asked about the coop board I answered: "They're a regular coop board but the building is in "Hell's Kitchen" not on Park Avenue". The buyer who has lived on the block for many years quickly replied "West 55th Street between 8th and 9th Avenue is called "The Park Avenue of Hell's Kitchen." So now you know!
The neighborhood names are interchangeable on real estate websites as well. The NY Times calls it Clinton in or around Midtown and Midtown West and StreetEasy clearly calls it Clinton while on Corcoran.com it's Midtown West.
A formerly low-rise area just west of the Theater District lies "Hell's Kitchen" or "Clinton", the area is also home to charming row houses.
While some still argue over the exact street boundaries everyone agrees it's west of Eight Avenue. East of Eighth Avenue including Carnegie Hall and Time Square is considered Midtown West.
What's in a neighborhood name? Call it "Hell's Kitchen" or call it "Clinton" or "Midtown West" but what ever you call it the neighborhood is one of Manhattan's HOTTEST neighborhoods and still very COOL!
Co-op and condo buyers find that the prices are affordable, and the transportation is great. The Hudson riverfront offers opportunities for bicycling, jogging and kayaking. Ninth Avenue, a Midtown West restaurant row draws both pre- and post-theater crowds and locals to its trattorias, cafes, grills, and steakhouses.
According to Brian Williams on NBC nightly News. The best slice of Pizza in NYC is at Sacco on 9th Avenue between 54th & 55th Street. A family run business for more than 50 years named after the town Sacco in Italy.
Whatever your lifestyle, budget or architectural preference. Clinton, Hell's Kitchen, The West 50's, has something for you. It may be the neighborhood you've been looking for.
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