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New York

The best of New York City—from mid-century homes and top neighborhoods to expert realtors, must-see listings, renowned designers, and standout restaurants.

Why New York Is the #1 MCM Real Estate Market in the U.S.

New York City is known for its iconic skyline, rich cultural history, and world-class dining—but for mid-century modern enthusiasts, it’s also a top-tier real estate destination.

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Roosevelt Island: The Nation’s First Planned MCM Community

Tucked between Manhattan and Queens lies Roosevelt Island, a unique urban experiment that remains the nation’s first planned mid-century modern community.

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Top 5: Our Top Picks for MCM Neighborhoods in NYC

From stylish high-rise apartments to hidden enclaves of mid-century single-family homes, NYC offers a diverse range of MCM neighborhoods that continue to attract architectural enthusiasts and homebuyers alike.

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Brutalism’s Impact on New York City’s Architectural Legacy

Brutalism stands as one of the most polarizing and impactful architectural movements to shape the city’s mid-century built environment.

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Honoring communities across the U.S. celebrating mid-century culture, art, and design.

Largest Collection of Mid-Century Modern Buildings in the U.S.

With 5,937 mid-century modern structures, New York City has the highest concentration of MCM commercial buildings in the country. These range from iconic skyscrapers like the Seagram Building to low-rise suburban-style MCM homes in neighborhoods like Forest Hills and Riverdale.

Discover NYC’s top mid-century modern neighborhoods, from Forest Hills and Riverdale to Roosevelt Island and Battery Park City.

Explore the different ways you can get involved with the Mid-Century Gems community.

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