Midtown West is what many people imagine when they think of New York City. This bustling neighborhood has it all, from tourist destinations like the Empire State Building and Rockefeller Center, to music and sporting venues like Madison Square Garden, to retail giants like Macy’s. It’s the pulse of New York’s entertainment scene, home to Times Square and Broadway, and the wakeful heart of the city that never sleeps.

It’s also one of Manhattan’s two major business areas (along with the Financial District around Wall Street). And while much of the area is given over to commercial and office spaces, people who like to be in the center of things will find residences here too. This is especially true in Hell’s Kitchen—which falls into Midtown West—where walk-up apartments can be found at affordable prices.