"Upper Carnegie Hill"
Started by realestate19
about 14 years ago
Posts: 114
Member since: Jan 2011
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Upper Carnegie Hill is a new neighborhood created by brokers for 5th avenue buildings above 96th street. I understand why calling 1200 5th avenue "East Harlem" may have hurt their sales, and it was too far uptown to still call it Carnegie Hill, so this was an interesting idea. Does anyone have any thoughts on this new neighborhood?
Not worth it.
Upper Carnegie Hill is East Harlem.
It's similar to "Uppa U Ass" (said with an italian accent) is the northan part of the united states
It's not a "new" neighborhood; it's EAST HARLEM.
Unofficially renaming it doesn't make it "new".
re19, in what literature are we referencing East Harlem now being called Upper Carnegie Hill?
Creel: http://streeteasy.com/nyc/area/upper-carnegie-hill-manhattan. And NYCMatt, I know it's really east harlem.
still prefer SpaHa....
SpaHa has a nice ring!
I think "Upper Carnegie Hill" exists, but it's the northern part of Carnegie Hill, not a separate neighborhood. The upper boundary is probably just above 98th Street on Fifth Avenue. 1165 and 1170 Fifth are most definitely Carnegie Hill, not East Harlem. I'd put the southern boundary around 91st, though that's arbitrary.
The half-mile above 1170 Fifth Avenue is so dominated by the hospital that it might as well be called Klingenstein Heights. "Mr. Sinai Hill" seems kind of redundant.
What's that huge building near completion on 103rd just above Mount Sinai? I've been witnessing its construction for the past year.
Harlembuyer - that huge building on 102nd is a rental tower apparently owned by Mount Sinai Hospital. Not much details beyond that.
Realestate19 - I think 1200 Fifth has loads of its own problems and I doubt the 'East Harlem' label is what hurt their sales. http://streeteasy.com/nyc/talk/discussion/786-building-at-1200-fifth-avenue
As regards the neighborhood - a lot is discussed in the threads on 1200, 1212 and 1280 fifth avenue - I used to live in this part of East Harlem and found it okay. Close to the Park its like one is still below 96th but on Madison side its like another world.
I don't think "Upper Carnegie Hill" was created by brokers; at this stage it does not appear as a neighborhood in any broker databases. The only place I have seen this referenced is Streeteasy.