PFS — "Checking In Newsletter" — 2015 View this email in your browser arrive. relax. go out. Location Spotlight The Museum at FIT Music Events Food & Drink premier location spotlight Midtown East - New York City The Diplomat Property Profile 210 East 47th Street New York, NY 10017 THE BUILDING This classic mid-rise building located in Midtown East has a 24 hour doorman with complimentary parcel service and laundry facilities. Residents have easy access to shopping, restaurants, entertainment, the NYC subway and Grand Central Station. THE NEIGHBORHOOD Midtown East’s central point of interest is historic Grand Central Station; one of the most stunning railroad stations in America. Grand Central Station is also home to several highly regarded restaurants, including; Michael Jordan's Steakhouse, Cipriani, and the famous Oyster Bar. Another popular restaurant in the area is STK Midtown which artfully blends the modern steakhouse and a chic lounge for a vibe-driven dining experience unlike anywhere else. Landmarks in the immediate area include the Chrysler building, the United Nations, and the New York Public Library right by Bryant Parl Midtown East is also home to some of the world's most well known department stores, including Lord & Taylor, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdales and Brooks Brothers. In addition, Midtown East offers a veritable who’s who of international fashion labels with stores on Madison and 5th Avenues. All of these exciting attractions are easily accessible via Midtown East’s Lexington Avenue subway lines. Go Back To Top premier location spotlight New York City - Midtown West The York Property Profile 488 Seventh Avenue New York, NY 10016 THE BUILDING This mid-rise pet-friendly community has a 24 hour doorman and security. Amenities include a fitness center and laundry facility. Apartment features consist of marble counter-tops, a fully equipped kitchen with stainless-steel appliances such as a microwave and dishwasher along with high ceilings and over-sized windows. Residents are just steps away from a variety of shopping, dining and entertainment options. Landmarks in the immediate area include Herald Square, Madison Square Garden and the Empire State building. THE NEIGHBORHOOD Midtown West has a wealth of landmarks and architectural gems, including the Empire State Building, an historic Art Deco 102-stories-high masterpiece. Completed in 1931, the Empire State Building is ranked one of the seven wonders of the modern world. At Midtown's core is Rockefeller Center, one of the world's largest building complexes, and home to Radio City Music Hall and the beloved ice-skating rink. Built in 1891, Carnegie Hall is among the most prestigious performance spaces in existence. A designated public park since the late 17th Century, Bryant Park is loved for its Great Lawn and public cultural events. Other notable sites include the stately Post Office, the Plaza, Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum, Museum of Modern Art, and the infamous Studio 54. World-class shopping includes Bergdorfs, Barneys and Tiffany's New York flagship store. There are a multitude of ways in and out of Midtown West, including Penn Station to the south (where you also find Madison Square Garden), the Lincoln Tunnel, Port Authority Bus Terminal, New York Waterway ferry and Eighth Avenue subway line. Go Back To Top the museum at fit Museum at The Fashion Institute of Technology The Museum at FIT is the only museum in New York City dedicated to the art of fashion, and features innovative and award-winning exhibitions. FIT owns one of the largest collections of clothing, textiles and accessories in the world. The collection include some 50,000 costumes and fabrics dating from the 5th century to the present. The museum is overseen by fashion historian Valerie Steele, who showcases a selection from the permanent collection, as well as temporary exhibitions focusing on individual designers or the role fashion plays in society. Throughout the year, the museum features special programs which include exhibition talks and tours, fashion conversations with leading designers, lectures and book signings. Admission is free daily Go Back To Top events Lincoln Center Midsummer Night Swing "In New York, everywhere you look there's something interesting to see and it's usually in human form. I love Lincoln Center. It's my favorite place. I love the architecture. I'm no maven, but I love to look up and say, "Wow that's pretty." I love how they're redoing it. I was worried because it was always my favorite. I thought, they're going to wreck it when they redo it, but they're doing a great job. Little by little, it's getting better and better. I really love walking around Lincoln Center outdoors, especially when they have Midsummer Night Swing in the summertime. I love being outside. I don't know how to dance. We are always playing at the dances. But I like to listen to the music and stroll around and look at the people, it's fun." -- Paul Shaffer, Musical Director, The Late Show With David Letterman and Emmy -nominated and Grammy-Winning Composer and Musician For more information regarding tickets and more information http://midsummernightswing.org/ For more information about Lincoln Center: http://www.lincolncenter.org/ Go Back To Top Music In Midtown A Quarterly Music Column by Ross Remmel Midtown Manhattan is where people go work, right? Well, all work and no play can lead to human combustion so thankfully Midtown contains a selection of music venues to enjoy when the sun goes down. Let me break it down for you: RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL TERMINAL 5 1260 Ave of the Americas 610 W 56th Street New York, NY 10020 New York, NY 10019 Atmosphere: 5 stars / Old theater charm Atmosphere: 3 stars / Sandwiched youths in the general admission standing floor plus tricky viewing lines to the stage Sound: 5 stars / Top notch acoustics Sound: 3 stars / Cranked up volume in a warehouse... turn it up to 11! Capacity: 3 stars / Seats can sell out fast for big acts and big ticket prices Artist variety: 5 stars / Versatile talent and different styles from up-and-coming bands to cult classic performers Ross's picks for upcoming shows: Jeff Lynn's ELO, Aretha Franklin Ross's picks for upcoming shows: The Specials, UB40, Explosions in the Sky For more information about the venue and tickets to events, please click here. To find out more information about this venue and events, please click here. BB KING BLUES CLUB & GRILL THE CUTTING ROOM 237 W 42nd Street 44 E 32nd Street New York, NY 10036 New York, NY 10016 Atmosphere: 3 stars / looks like a lounge, feels like you're on Broadway Atmosphere: 4 stars / A small stage and a small standing room puts you right in front of the artists. You can walk 20 feet to get a beer at the bar or ask a roaming server. Sound: 5 stars / You know there's a guy working the knobs on the equalizer Sound: 4 stars / There's nowhere to hide from the full sound that channels through Soul: 5 stars / No faking the funk with a week-round lineup of tribute bands and this narrow club. authentic legends performing Strange: 5 stars / Unique artists and occasional legends are likely to show up and Ross's picks for upcoming shows: The Original Wailers reunion show, Mark Farner play this "off Broadway" club of Grand Funk Railroad, Foghat For more information about shows and the venue, please click here. Ross's picks for upcoming shows: Louis Prima Jr. and The Witnesses, Daddy Cool To find out more information about this venue and events, please click here. This is just a taste of what Midtown has to feed to your ears and eyeballs. Now go get your tickets and keep on rocking in the free world. — Ross Remmel Client Relationship Manager Go Back To Top food & drinks Osteria Laguna 209 East 42nd Street Link to Website A little bit corporate (it is midtown, after all) and a little bit casual (day trippers from nearby Grand Central), Osteria Laguna has nailed its audience and delivers a perfect blend to suit both worlds. Inside, it's delightfully rustic, complete with the requisite Italian ceramic plates and wooden chairs with rush seating. Crowd-pleasers like pastas, pizzas from the wood-burning oven, antipasti, salads, and nicely done fish, starch, and vegetables comprise the menu at this better-than-average gem. The friendly service can be spotty, but the perfectly crisped wood-fired pizzas are always spot on. The portions are abundant, perhaps even too much given the tiny tables, but the prices aren't, so you can treat your out-of-town friend and keep the change. -- Michelin Guide 2016 Go Back To Top The Ginger Man 11 East 36th Street Link to Website Skip the sweet soju cocktails in neighboring K-Town and head to this vaguely Irish-themed bar instead, which features 66 taps and 120 bottles of the good stuff like Brasserie de Bretagne Sant Erwann and Australian Cooper's Pale. Don't expect the hippest weeknight crowd, but it's a solid bet for after-work drinks with a refreshing lack of douchiness for a Midtown bar. Good for groups, too, if you can snag the over-sized couches. -Gothamist Go Back To Top Copyright © 2016 Premier Furnished Solutions, All rights reserved. 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