If you are looking for a location with history, flair, culture and affordability then Harlem may just be what you are looking for. This upper Manhattan neighborhood has undergone a renaissance. Starting at 116th Street and extending north to the Harlem River, Harlem has many new developments, including commercial and retail space. As such, it's becoming a population destination for all types of people. Even Bill Clinton has moved in! With its new construction Harlem hasn't lost its old historic flavour. There are many pre-war buildings and enchanting 19th century townhouses equipped with fireplaces and molding and lovely backyards. Harlem is home to Columbia University and the world renowned Apollo Theatre where musical greats as Duke Ellington, Count Basie James Brown and Aretha Franklin performed. The new Harlem Center is finally here, and the Harlem Theatre of the Arts as more and more businesses are flocking in to meet the needs of this resurrected neighborhood. So hop on up to Harlem by Subway ,the (A), (B), (C), (D) trains or the (1) & (2) trains from West 116th Street to West 155th Street and enjoy the pulsating beat and affordable housing!