Tudor city

Each building is a separate co-op, the way Lincoln Towers is.

Also, the pet policies vary from building to building, as well as the vibe. The apartments can feel small with low ceilings and quirky layouts, but it varies a lot. I've always liked the whole area. It's inconvenient there when there are big doings at the United Nations.

Except for 2 Tudor City Place all the buildings in the complex, including those on 41st, 42nd, and 43rd streets are prewar, with small apartments/rooms. 2 Tudor City Place, the postwar (1956) building has larger apartments and rooms .

And doesn't own its land: http://streeteasy.com/talk/discussion/37931-building-at-2-tudor-city-place

NWT - when does the lease end?

2150

Haven't studied exhaustively, but the maintenance levels at 2 Tudor City sometimes seems lower than at the prewar buildings in the complex.

It's an urban oasis to some , somewhat secluded and yet close enough to everything