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Manhattan Sales: For the week ending June 28, 2024, $519,480,297 worth of transactions across 251 condo, condop, and cooperative deals were recorded 128 condo sales came to an aggregate price of $310,839,483 Seven condop sales came to an aggregate price of $10,236,520 116 co-op sales came t...
Like its classic six counterpart, “split bedroom” is a frequently used if not immediately clear term in the world of New York real estate. It refers to a house or apartment floor plan where the primary suite is situated on one end of the apartment and the secondary bedroom(s) are located at the o...
Luxury buyers have long found themselves drawn to Manhattan's single-family townhouses, and that was especially the case as June 2024 drew to a close: Not only did individual townhouses account for three of Manhattan's top ten contracts from June 24-30, 2024, but the top apartment contract during...
 
While many New Yorkers look forward to warmer temperatures and summer fun, we are also accustomed to preparing for uncomfortable and sometimes dangerous heat and high humidity. 2023 was the warmest year on record, largely due to our mild, nearly snowless winters over the past two years. The Natio...
With New York City rents at a new high, and broker fees still a concern for the moment, many renters are understandably reluctant to add yet another expense in the form of renters’ insurance. However, it may be more costly to go without, as residents of 555TEN saw firsthand: Not only did a crane ...
After weeks of waiting, and the summer's first heat wave, New York's public pools officially opened on June 27, 2024. The opening comes one day after New York City schools closed for the summer and shortly after Mayor Adams announced "Let's Swim NYC," the biggest funding in the city's public pool...
Of the thousands of condo and co-op listings CityRealty receives every week, a handful stand out for their size, location, views, amenities, price, or famous connections. We present the available apartments that have garnered the most page views in the last week.
From the opulent Ansonia Hotel on the Upper West Side to the storied women-only Barbizon on Lexington Avenue (both of which have since closed and been converted to regular condos), New York has long been home to hotel-style living. While these residences may be best known for their luxury feature...
When hybrid work arrangements were at their highest, boutique condominiums took shape in stretches of New York beyond the central business districts that allow buyers to get more square footage for their money. But now that more offices have instituted return-to-work policies, some further-flung ...
As a growing number of formerly industrial New York City neighborhoods makes the transition to residential hot spots, developers almost inevitably run into challenges imposed by the protected status of historic districts and individual landmarks alike. For the lucky ones, this is where Morris Adj...
“Classic six” is one of the most frequently used, yet least understood, terms in the New York real estate lexicon. “Classic” nods to the prewar era when apartments of this ilk were built, and “six” refers to the total number of rooms, which must include a living room, a formal dining room, a kitc...
Manhattan Sales: For the week ending June 21, 2024, $703,119,874 worth of transactions across 289 condo, condop, and cooperative deals were recorded 109 condo sales came to an aggregate price of $457,196,501 Eight condop sales came to an aggregate price of $13,075,331 172 co-op sales came t...

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