Castellammarese Records is located in Midtown, in a massive half glass and half steel skyscraper. The lower twenty floors, is basically made up of recording studios and a place where the disks can be produce. The upper twenty-three floors is filled with offices of the workers, and the forty-fourth floor is a place for DiLeonardo Crime Family Mobsters can meet with Frankie Lipari, and discuss business. The whole inside is filled with crimson red berber carpet, expensive leather chairs, highly polished cherry wood desks, and various photos of bands signed to Castellammarese Records. Atop the building is a helipad so Giovanni DiLeonardo and DiLeonardo mobsters can arrive and not attract so much attention. The building can be seen from a few miles away, by the massive island of Sicily sign that reads "CASTELLAMMARESE RECORDS, WHERE THE FINEST ARTISTS COME FROM."

The Righi Opera House is a massive building with highly polished seats and stage, huge and thick amber red velvet curtains around the stage, and it is painted a deep yellow. There is the Orchestra pit to the right of the stage, and a changing area is located behind the curtains.

Occupying a large portion of the 56th floor of the Empire State Building, the Bonaver Holding Corporation of New York is one of the Esposito Family's first acquisitions in New York proper. Primarily a legitimate operation, the BHCNY specializes in buying and selling property within the New York State area, including both real estate and financial assets such as stock and bonds. The BHCNY owns numerous apartment buildings, several stores and eateries, and even has majority control in one of New York City's many banks.

The BHCNY is heavily guarded, with at least a dozen guards stationed around the offices at any one time. Even the receptionist is trained to carry and use a firearm. Their computer network has top-of-the-line firewalls and server security and the handful of entrances to the BHCNY are made of titanium-reinforced doors. A top quality alarm system has been set up by a security company that is an Esposito front. All important documents are kept in an industrial-strength safe located in the middle of the offices. At the push of a button, the contents of the safe and many of the file cabinets can be automatically incinerated and the hard drives and server systems virtually irreparably damaged by electromagnets hidden around the offices.

Seirene is one of the city's top clubs regardless of who's keeping score, the place "where house music lives" is indeed a primo spot to be in the Meatpacking District once the midnight hours roll in. The music – an innovative, global montage of everything from Afro-Latin and soul to techno and nu jazz – is a big draw, of course. The scene (sexy decor, a sunken dance floor, and cozy brown and beige banquettes) generates a fair amount of its own buzz... as does the beautiful, 20-something clientele.

Ultra-luxury penthouse in the Midtown. Previously two separate penthouses now combined boast 5BR, 4.5 bathroom, 3280 sq ft, and two terraces. Enjoy spectacular views of Manhattan from the top floor! Building amenities include everything you could imagine and beyond: private cinema, covered garden and dog park, in-house parking garage, thermal bath, rainforest shower, yoga studio, library, front desk and much more.

The Plaza de Solo Hotel offers 382 distinctive guestrooms, including 202 suites, which boast the largest square footage of any luxury hotel in New York City. From the sumptuous décor to the impeccable white glove service, Plaza de Solo is an extraordinary hotel that offers every indulgence. Plaza de Solo is pleased to offer Butler service 24 hours a day.

Old world luxury and elegance are complemented by discreet placement of the latest technology thoughtfully integrated throughout each room bringing guests high-definition television, wireless high-speed internet access, and a touch panel screen to customize the room environment.