Rent Office 210 West 104th Street

Bulding Address:	210 W 104th St
Building Alternate address:	210 W 104th St
Zip Code:	10025
Neighborhood:	Upper West Side
Borough:	Manhattan
Stories:	5
Year Built:	1920
Building Class:	C

To convert the address "210 W 104th St, Manhattan, NYC" into HTML and save it in a Django model field, you can simply wrap the text in HTML tags if needed. However, since the address itself doesn't contain any HTML elements, you might just want to ensure it's properly escaped if it's going to be displayed in a web page. Here's how you could represent it in HTML:

210 W 104th St, Manhattan, NYC

If you're using a Django model field to store this, you might want to use a `TextField` or `CharField` depending on your needs. Here's an example of how you might define such a field: python from django.db import models class AddressModel(models.Model): address = models.TextField() # or models.CharField(max_length=255) Then, you can save the address as follows: python address_obj = AddressModel(address="210 W 104th St, Manhattan, NYC") address_obj.save() When displaying this in a template, you can use Django's template filters to ensure any HTML characters are properly escaped:

{{ address_obj.address | safe }}

However, if you're sure the address won't contain any HTML, you can skip the `safe` filter. If you want to convert the address into a more structured HTML format, you could use something like:

210 W 104th St, Manhattan, NYC

This would require additional processing to split the address into its components and wrap them in HTML tags. To store this in a Django model, you might need to define separate fields for each part of the address, or store the HTML string in a single field: python from django.db import models class AddressModel(models.Model): street = models.CharField(max_length=100) neighborhood = models.CharField(max_length=50) city = models.CharField(max_length=50) # Or for storing the HTML string class AddressModel(models.Model): address_html = models.TextField() Then, you can construct the HTML string and save it: python address_html = """

210 W 104th St, Manhattan, NYC

""" address_obj = AddressModel(address_html=address_html) address_obj.save() And display it in your template: {{ address_obj.address_html | safe }}

Internet Providers at 210 W 104th St, Manhattan, NYC:

• Spectrum: Offers cable service with speeds up to 1,000 Mbps, available to most homes in the area.
• Verizon: Provides fiber service with speeds up to 2,300 Mbps, widely available in Manhattan.
• Earthlink: Offers fiber service with speeds up to 2,300 Mbps, though coverage may vary.
• Astound Broadband: Provides both fiber and cable services with speeds up to 1,500 Mbps.
• T-Mobile Home Internet: Offers fixed wireless service with speeds up to 100 Mbps.

210 W 104th St, Manhattan, NYC offers convenient transportation options:

• Subway: The nearest subway station is 103 Street (1 Line), located just 0.1 miles away.
• Bus: Available bus routes include M104, M11, M60-SBS, M7, and M116.
• Train: Nearby train lines include the Harlem, Hudson, and New Haven lines.
• Airports: Laguardia Airport is approximately 8.2 miles away (18-minute drive), and Newark Liberty International Airport is about 17 miles away (28-minute drive).

Cross streets for 210 W 104th St include Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue.