It’s one of the many questions we ask buyers when we start working together. And what kind of view?

In Manhattan, a view isn’t just a feature—it’s a feeling. It’s emotional, aspirational, and often, expensive. We’re a city that stares out our windows with intention—at the skyline, the water, or if you’re lucky (and wealthy), Central Park in all its shifting, seasonal glory. We also reside in relatively small spaces compared to the rest of the country, so a view—or at least light—can be quite important, especially since most spend more than 90% of their time at home.

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