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Search this neighborhoodStuyvesant Town & Turtle Bay (Manhattan Community District 6) occupies Manhattan's eastern flank from 14th Street to 59th Street, bounded by Lexington Avenue to the west and the East River to the east. The district encompasses eleven sub-neighborhoods: Stuyvesant Town–Peter Cooper Village, Gramercy Park, Stuyvesant Park, Murray Hill, Kips Bay, Tudor City, Turtle Bay, Sutton Place, Rose Hill, and Waterside Plaza. Grand Central Terminal lies just outside the western boundary, and the United Nations Headquarters anchors the district at 42nd Street and the East River. The district is heavily residential, with a population of over 155,000.
Housing stock is diverse: Stuyvesant Town–Peter Cooper Village (founded 1947) is the largest single residential complex in Manhattan with approximately 11,200 apartments across 55 red-brick buildings with 110 street addresses. Murray Hill and Kips Bay feature post-war rental towers and pre-war co-ops. Tudor City is a 1920s residential enclave of Gothic revival towers. Zoning is predominantly R8 and R8B residential, with C5 and C6 commercial overlays along Second and Third Avenues. Grand Central Terminal and Lexington Avenue subway service give the district some of the densest transit access in the city.
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View safety data→Stuyvesant Town & Turtle Bay see frequent DOB alteration permits for renovations within the large Stuy Town–Peter Cooper Village complex, plus ongoing residential and commercial construction along the Second and Third Avenue corridors.
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View new construction→The district is primarily R8 and R8B residential, with C5 and C6 commercial overlays along Second and Third Avenues; Sutton Place and Tudor City blocks carry lower-density R8B designations, and East River waterfront parcels are subject to Waterfront Access Plan requirements.
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