92NY’s Goldman Center for Children and Family provides an exceptional array of programs designed to support children at every stage of their development.
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92NY Residence has been a fixture of the Upper East Side since 1929, attracting individuals from all over the world to live atop one of the most exciting American cultural hubs, 92nd Street Y.
Whether you’re coming to Manhattan for college or graduate school, an internship or to pursue your career, you’ll find a clean, quiet and safe home here. Co-living at 92NY lets you make the most of your time in New York City. There’s no worrying about brokers’ fees or guarantors, paying utility bills or waiting for deliveries. Plus, you’ll find a friendly community and lots of opportunities to socialize and network.
With convenient features like large closets and multiple common areas in which to meet friends, study and relax, a room at 92NY places you steps away from Central Park and Museum Mile, close to convenient public transit options and in a neighborhood with wonderful restaurants, bars and shopping!
92NY Residence is set apart by its amenities, including 24-hour security, complimentary membership to our health club (including ozone-purified indoor swimming pool, full-size basketball courts and dozens of fitness classes weekly), and access to world-class concerts, talks, readings and classes, with celebrities and Nobel laureates just an elevator ride away!
What’s your favorite NYC museum?
The Brooklyn Museum
What’s your favorite NYC street food?
Hot dog with mustard, ketchup and onions. Mmm.
What’s the best meal you’ve ever had in NYC?
Lure’s Fish Bar in Lower Manhattan. Their Black Truffle Sweet Potato Gnocchi with lobster and kale is out of this world. Not to mention the great ambience of the ship like interior design.
What NYC experience is still on your bucket list?
Ice Skating in Rockefeller Center…without breaking any bones.
Where would you take a friend from out of town?
It depends on their interest, but I’d say: Dekalb Market Mall in Brooklyn, Junior’s, to walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, to a Speak-Easy in Harlem: 67 Orange St. and Gin Fizz Harlem to name a few.
What’s your favorite NYC street food?
Ice Cream from Mister Softee
What’s your favorite day trip to get away from Manhattan?
My favorite getaway is Atlantic City, where there are tons of things to do like eating at restaurants, sunbathing on the beach, walking on the boardwalk, casino action and the shopping!
Where’s your favorite place in the neighborhood to go after work/on your lunch break?
On my lunch break, I go shopping on 86th street, or walk to the park enjoying an ice cream cone.
What NYC experience is still on your bucket list?
Take a tour of the city, as if I’m from out of town.