Find space for pop up shops Midtown

Midtown means business, but it knows how to loosen its tie. By day, the sleek skyscrapers fill up with office workers powering one of the largest economies on the planet. After hours, these workaholics are treated to the full spectrum of ways to wind down — from Irish pubs and karaoke bars, to classic steakhouses and Michelin-starred restaurants — before catching their train home at Grand Central Station.

Many choose to live in Midtown for a short commute to work. But living in the thick of New York’s most iconic landmarks has its perks, too. Carnegie Hall, flagship shops on Fifth Avenue, and Rockefeller Center may attract loads of tourists and shoppers, but there’s a reason these things make up the face that New York likes to show the world. Amongst all the history in Midtown, you feel immediately nostalgic for New York — whether your time here can be counted in years, days, or minutes.