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Aire

200 West 67th Street, NY 100234.5 ★ (79 reviews)
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Summary

AIRE is a 275-apartment Upper West Side rental with floor-to-ceiling views, select in-unit laundry, a half-acre elevated park and two soundproof piano rooms near Lincoln Center. Residents praise the location, apartments and leasing team, while sharp renewal increases, basic-feeling amenities for the price and uneven management or air-quality experiences are the main cautions.

275 unitsOpened 2010Managed by Gotham Properties

Reviews

Residents value the views, Upper West Side location and many of the people handling tours and daily service. The recurring tension is value over time: some residents report steep renewals and feel the gym and outdoor spaces are modest relative to the rent and tower size.

Google
4.5
79 reviews
Openigloo
3.9
10 reviews
ApartmentRatings
4.1
1 review
Yelp
2.9
27 reviews

What residents praise

Views and apartment space are major strengths

Residents praise bright homes, large windows and broad city or sunset views, with the exact outlook depending heavily on floor and exposure.

Leasing is attentive and accommodating

Prospective renters and agents repeatedly describe the leasing team as patient, responsive and willing to arrange additional looks or answer detailed questions.

The Lincoln Square location is highly convenient

Central Park, Lincoln Center, Broadway shopping and multiple subway lines are close, while the private driveway makes pickups easier.

What residents complain about

Renewal increases can be steep

Residents describe large year-over-year rent increases, including one near 30%, that changed the value equation despite liking the apartment.

Amenities may feel limited for the rent

Some residents find the gym small and outdoor areas sparse compared with newer luxury towers, especially with a separate monthly access fee.

Management and air quality receive mixed feedback

A smaller set of residents describes unfriendly management, cosmetic changes that did not improve the building and poor air quality in some apartments.

Amenities

Aire has a 24-hour attended lobby, central air and in-unit laundry in some apartments, with shared laundry rooms. Residents have a fitness club, private elevated park and terraces, with valet parking and resident storage.

In the apartment
In-unit laundry
Some apartments
Central air
Dishwasher
In the building
24-hour doorman
Elevator
Fitness center*
Pool
Not available
Shared outdoor space*
On-site parking*
Package service
Resident storage*
Shared laundry

* Fees apply to marked amenities. See Costs in the Availability tab.

Also here: Bike storage · Piano rehearsal rooms · Coworking lounge · Library · Conference room · Playroom

Location

Aire is located at 200 West 67th Street, New York, NY 10023. AIRE is at West 67th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, close to Lincoln Center, Central Park, Broadway groceries and the 1 train. Columbus Circle and express subway service are also walkable, giving the building strong access without sitting directly on the busiest commercial blocks.

TransitSupermarketsParks
  • 5 min
    66 St-Lincoln Center1
  • 6 min
    72 St123
  • 12 min
    59 St-Columbus Circle1ABCD
  • 12 min
    72 StBC
  • 14 min
    79 St1

Building records

Housing complaints are relatively uncommon compared with similar buildings, with noise the largest category. Fire-safety issues also appear among the reports, so sound transfer and maintenance follow-through are useful topics for a viewing.

Reported housing complaintsPast 3 years

Reported housing complaints
Housing-related reports submitted to NYC 311 by residents or the public. A report describes a reported issue, not a confirmed violation.

4 reports per 100 apartments, versus 28.8 for other comparable apartment buildings in New York.

CategoryReportsLatest
5
Nov 2025
2
Aug 2026
1
Jun 2026

HPD housing-code violationsPast 3 years

HPD housing-code violations
Housing-code violations issued by NYC’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development after an inspection. Routine administrative filings and notices are excluded.
ConditionCitationsStatus
1
Closed

Rent history

One-bedrooms ask about 16% more than the Lincoln Square median.

Typical rents

Typical rents
Final asking rents from listings that ended in the past year, compared with the same apartment size across buildings in Lincoln Square.
Studio
$4,545median / mo
+8% vs area
$4,225–$5,395
1 bed
$6,595median / mo
+16% vs area
$5,695–$8,395
2 beds
$12,195median / mo
$8,695–$17,195
3 beds
$16,790median / mo
+12% vs area
$13,385–$19,995

Concessions

Historical concessions
Free-rent offers on listings that ended in the past year, including listings with no offer.
AllStudio1 bed2 beds3 beds

76% of listings offered free rent, most commonly one month. If the apartment you like doesn’t include an offer, it’s worth asking whether leasing can extend one.

No free rent recorded: 24%0.25 months: 1%0.35 months: 1%0.5 months: 8%0.75 months: 3%1 month: 29%1.5 months: 8%1.75 months: 1%1.85 months: 1%2 months: 13%2.15 months: 1%2.25 months: 3%2.5 months: 6%2.75 months: 1%
76%of listings offered free rent
No free rent recorded
24%(19 of 79)
0.25 months
1%(1 of 79)
0.35 months
1%(1 of 79)
0.5 months
8%(6 of 79)
0.75 months
3%(2 of 79)
1 month
29%(23 of 79)
1.5 months
8%(6 of 79)
1.75 months
1%(1 of 79)
1.85 months
1%(1 of 79)
2 months
13%(10 of 79)
2.15 months
1%(1 of 79)
2.25 months
3%(2 of 79)
2.5 months
6%(5 of 79)
2.75 months
1%(1 of 79)

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