Murray Hill Property Search

Murray Hill is a quiet residential neighborhood in midtown Manhattan, roughly between 34th and 40th Streets from Madison Avenue to the East River. Known for its tree-lined brownstone blocks, proximity to Grand Central Terminal, and mix of young professionals and families. The Sniffen Court Historic District is a hidden gem of Civil War-era carriage houses.

Brownstones and townhouses on side streets, prewar elevator buildings, postwar apartment towers, and some newer condos. Many brownstones have been converted to multi-family or office use.

Brownstones from the 1850s-1880s, apartment buildings from the 1910s-1940s, and postwar towers from the 1960s-1970s. Limited new construction due to the built-out nature of the neighborhood.

Facade maintenance on brownstones, elevator violations in older apartment buildings, illegal conversion of brownstones to rooming houses or offices, HPD violations in walk-ups, and fire safety issues.

Brownstones in Tax Class 1 with moderate assessments. Co-ops in Tax Class 2 with capped assessments. Properties near Grand Central and the commercial corridors command higher values.

Primarily R8B and R10 residential with C1 and C2 commercial overlays on Third, Lexington, and Madison Avenues. Murray Hill Historic District encompasses a portion of the brownstone blocks.

The neighborhood has seen less dramatic change than surrounding areas, though the Penn Station area redevelopment to the west and East Midtown rezoning to the north will likely influence future development.