By contrast, buildings on Fifth Avenue, along the eastern side of Central Park, are mainly known by their addresses. Christopher Gray of The New York Times described the Beresford as one of several apartment buildings in Manhattan that were named after 1920; according to Gray, such structures usually "were either truly grand or had hotel-like features".
In contrast, buildings on Fifth Avenue, along the eastern side of Central Park, are primarily known by their addresses. Christopher Gray of The New York Times identified the Beresford as one of several Manhattan apartment buildings named after 1920; according to Gray, such structures were either truly grand or had hotel-like features.