The Latest Rental News & Offers (Images L to R): 507 WEST CHELSEA, KESTREL, 505W37 and 60 WATER

• Live Inside a 35-Story Glass Tower Above the High Line & Hudson Yards [link]
• Historic Park Slope Building is Reborn; Rentals from $3,500/Month [link]
• New No-Fee Listings at The Kestrel, Award-Winning Brooklyn Rental [link]
• Tranquility Abounds at This Boutique Rental in the Vibrant East Village [link]
• Let the Light Shine In: Midtown West Rental Tower with $1,000 Deposits [link]
• Renovated Two-Bedrooms in East Harlem from $2,795/Month [link]
• Between Iconic Bridges, See Inside the Waterfront Rentals at 60 Water [link]
• Leasing Specials at 2 Gold Street in the Financial District [link]

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Every Friday 6sqft is rounding up five of the best rental deals showcased on CityRealty.com’s newly launched no-fee rentals page, a space where house hunters can find the best concessions being offered by landlords across the city.

No longer are New York’s most distinguished and architecturally avant-garde residential buildings limited to condos and co-ops. With more design-attuned renters on the market, developers are tapping the world’s best architects to make their rental properties stand out. A spate of renowned designers have hit the city’s architectural scene as of late, including of-the-moment starchitect Bjarke Ingels, long-time favorite Robert A.M. Stern, and Pritzker Prize winner Christian de Portzamparc.

While rental prices in these properties are usually higher than average, these buildings provide condo-level finishes, gracious and unique layouts, and all the amenities a renter could wish for. The slowing rental market and the influx of hundreds of new apartments have compelled landlords to offer some short-lived deals and incentives to attract lease-signers. See our list below of the five most stunning new rental buildings that are now offering rental concessions.

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• 60 Water Street launches its first listings for studios and one- and two-bedrooms. Prices start at $2,964 for a 452-square-foot studio, and run up to $6,678 for a 965-square-foot two-bedroom. Move-ins are expected for December 1. [6sqft inbox]
• The luxury apartments at 432 West 52nd Street in Hell’s Kitchen have also hit the market. [6sqft inbox]
• A 12-story building is about to rise on a site at 620 Fulton Street, just one block from the Brooklyn Academy of Music. No condos here. Instead, the building will house a five-floor health clinic and six floors of offices. [Crain’s]
• Manhattan apartment rents continue their rise. [Crain’s]
• Prices also keep soaring in Bushwick, Crown Heights and Bed-Stuy. [NYDN]

620 Fulton Street (left); 60 Water Street (right)

Two Trees Management Company has revealed an additional, close-up exterior rendering and a teaser website for their new rental development 60 Water Street in DUMBO, which is nearing completion. Designed by LEESER Architecture and Ismael Leyva Architects, the building will begin leasing in the coming weeks, though pricing and interior images have not yet been released. The façade stands out in the former-industrial neighborhood thanks to glass curtain walls with angled windows.

Get a closer look at the glass pattern and entrance