Tudor City Living

Living in Tudor City is what Tudor City Living is all about. The buildings, the parks, the shops, the people - all creating the community that gives Tudor City its unique identity.

It's about the projects: a committee changing the 43rd Street Cul-de-sac, a gardening club working the parks. Maybe you'd like to join!

We're developing Tudor City Living as an interactive site that will express how you live in Tudor City.

It'll be a place where you can post your events and share your plans and dreams for our community.

A place where you can stay informed about what's going on, and where you can meet new people who share your love of this neighborhood.

So please explore around. And do let us know what you'd like to see here.

— Brian Thompson and the TCL staff

We focus on Tudor City - rentals of studio and one bedroom, sales of all apartments, and management of apartments for owners.

We focus on Tudor City because I am passionate about Tudor City, its history, its life style, its future - your future. I want you to live here and I'm committed to you being satisfied.

Meet Brian Thompson at Tudor City

• Tudor City's community broker
• Tudor City Historian and community activist
• Tudor City Owner for more than a decade
• Tudor City Association's Chair of Community Development
• 20 years of New York City real estate experience
• NYU Master's Degree - real estate finance

Projects

Tudor city was bigger than life when it opened in 1927. Since then as a community we have only responded to what happened around us. That is changing. On August 15th I created an agreement with The Department of Sanitation changing the pickup times for garbage so our whole community plus the 250,000 annual tourist using our sidewalks and parks don't have to navigate garbage blocking their view, sidewalks or lifestyles.

I'm leading an effort to change our Cul-De-Sacs, bring more parking and open the views of our parks. Working with senior members of Landmark Preservation, Department of Transportation, Community Board #6, Councilmember Garodnick's office and Borough President Scott Stringer.

Tudor City Greens

Provides oversight for the parks and its programs. The Greens is seeking new leadership: become active volunteer for the spring clean up in May, come to our meetings — get involved, help transform the parks.

Tudor City Association

Oversees the image of our community. Major project is to update the streets and Cul-De-Sacs. Volunteers needed to interact with community groups, and city government.

Government

We have the giants in the legislative field representing us: Assembly Member Brian Kavenagh - His work on Rapid Transit for the Eastside, the Greenway, Clean Air, safe streets and development are legendary. Brian Kavanagh is regularly in Tudor City meeting residents, learning concerns, acting on our behalf. Clearly Brian is the strongest Assembly Member our district has ever had and another reason why Tudor City Living is Pure Possibility.

Tudor City Living is committed to working for Brian Kavenagh's re-election. Sign up here to volunteer for TudorCity4Kavanagh.com.

Councilmember Dan Garodnick - Dan is pure Tudor City in the City Council. Now head of the city's Technology task force for NYC 2014. Dan is another giant in community leadership. Dan has been with us every step of the way with the Con Ed development site; he stopped the bulk sizing that would have darkened our parks. When we had an issue with Department of Sanitation Dan immediately stepped forward with his colleague and our friend Borough President Scott Stringer.

They say that everyone who is anyone passes through Tudor City: From Charleston Heston to Jay —Z. Today we have three political giants in our neighborhood affirming New York living and Tudor City living is pure possibility: Kavanagh, Garodnick and Stinger — expect to see these three in Gracie Mansion, Albany and Washington, DC in the next few years.

Phone: 212 557 1507

Email: info@tudorcityliving.com