Great Investments: West Side & Harlem Have Best-Performing Condos from 2007, See Full List, Map + Current Availabilities

By Michelle Mazzarella | From Get To Know Thursday, September 20, 2018

15 Central Park West, The Kalahari, and The Caledonia

It's been ten years since the start of the Great Recession, and the year prior to its start was a record-setting year for Manhattan real estate. We took a look at how those buildings that launched sales at the peak of the market have performed since. Our data shows that buildings along Manhattan's west side and Harlem are the winners, and condos on the east side have had the lowest price appreciation.

The listings featured below are all within new construction buildings and conversion projects finished between 2007 and August 2008. We compared their sponsor sales to recent recent resales that came in over the past 18 months. Current availabilities are few and far between, so we've left out sold-out buildings. The full list can be viewed on the tables below.

2007: $435 per ft² | 2017: $1,079 per ft²
Neighborhood: Harlem
↓ #A604 | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $1.325M

All images of Kalahari via Compass

Kitchen

Bedroom

Located on the sixth floor, this spacious apartment offers southern exposures and views of the building's private landscaped courtyard. The large living room benefits from a modern and sleek built-in cabinetry system for your book collection and will hide away your household electronics. Custom California closets provide abundant storage. See floor plan and full details here.

1 Additional Listing for $1.299M

2. 100 West Condos, 100 West 93rd Street (+147%)

2007: $617 per ft² | 2017: $1,523 per ft²
Neighborhood: Broadway Corridor
↓ #J21 | 2 Beds, 1 Bath | $1.5M

All images of 100 West Condos via Halstead

Bedroom

Balcony

Well-proportioned high-floor home looks out on southern and eastern city views from every spacious room, but the private balcony is the best place to enjoy them. The entire unit has been renovated and features solid oak floors and chef's kitchen with Caesarstone countertops and stainless steel appliances. See floor plan and full details here.

2 Additional Listings from $780K

3. 15 Central Park West (+110%)

2007: $3,068 per ft² | 2017: $6,439 per ft²
Neighborhood: Central Park West
↓ #15 | 1 Bed, 2 Baths | $4.495M

All images of 15 Central Park West via Engel & Volkers

Kitchen

Gallery

Bedroom

Welcome to the largest one-bedroom at 15 Central Park West! The kitchen comes outfitted with top-of-the-line appliances, including a Viking wine cooler, Wolf oven, and Sub Zero refrigerator. The large master suite has generous closet space and a marble bath with soaking tub and walk-in shower. See floor plan and full details here.

9 Additional Listings from $4.495M

4. Caledonia, 450 West 17th Street (+101%)

2007: $1,221 per ft² | 2017: $2,457 per ft²
Neighborhood: Chelsea
↓ #2108 | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $3.295M

All images of The Caledonia via Corcoran

Kitchen

Bedroom

Views

Floor-to-ceiling windows flood this corner condo with abundant sunlight and provide stunning sunset views on the Hudson River. The large living room and open kitchen are ideal for entertaining. Down the hall, an ultra-private master suite has two walk-in closets, a linen closet, and a five-fixture bath. See floor plan and full details here.

4 Additional Listings from $1.549M

6. SoHa 118, 301 West 118th Street (+90%)

2007: $634 per ft² | 2017: $1,202 per ft²
Neighborhood: Harlem
↓ #10F | 3 Beds, 2.5 Baths | $2.68M

All images of SoHa 118 via Halstead

Living room

Kitchen and dining area

Bedroom

This spacious Harlem apartment comes with an enormous private terrace with a barbecue grill. Inside, light pours in from every window to offer beautiful views throughout. The perfectly proportioned bedrooms are located in a separate wing for excellent privacy. See floor plan and full details here.

2 Additional Listings from $705K

15. The Langston, 68 Bradhurst Avenue (+67%)

2007: $550 per ft² | 2017: $919 per ft²
Neighborhood: Harlem
↓ #8U | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $930K

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Foyer

Kitchen

Bedroom

Northeastern and southwestern exposures as seen through large windows fill this apartment with amazing natural light. Additional features include 9' ceilings, in-unit washer/dryer, and chef's kitchen with stainless steel appliances and Grohe fixtures. See floor plan and full details here.

2 Additional Listings from $848K

17. Chelsea Stratus, 101 West 24th Street (+60%)

2007: $1,311 per ft² | 2017: $2,103 per ft²
Neighborhood: Chelsea
↓ #23A | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $2.3M

All images of Chelsea Stratus via Halstead

Living room

Kitchen

Bedroom

All rooms of this artfully designed condo have floor-to-ceiling windows looking out on north and west skyline views. The living room features a steel and wood wall and a glass fireplace. State-of-the-art kitchen is outfitted with stone countertops, ebony cabinets, and top-of-the-line appliances. See floor plan and full details here.

6 Additional Listings from $1.73M

20. One York Street, 1 York Street (+53%)

2007: $1,420 per ft² | 2017: $2,174 per ft²
Neighborhood: Tribeca
↓ #10FL | 4 Beds, 4.5 Baths | $18M

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Kitchen and dining area

Bedroom

Bath

The tenth floor of this exclusive, modern building offers the chance to custom-design a floor-through residence in one of the hottest downtown neighborhoods. Walls of windows look out on views of iconic buildings, and no detail is overlooked with the finest finishes throughout. See floor plan and full details here.

1 Additional Listing for $2.975M

22. Riverhouse - 1 Rockefeller Park, 2 River Terrace (+52%)

2007: $1,280 per ft² | 2017: $1,941 per ft²
Neighborhood: Battery Park City
↓ #4C | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $1.75M

All images of Riverhouse via Charles Rutenberg

Kitchen and dining area

Bedroom

Upon entering this home in a LEED-certified condominium, one immediately notices the exquisite bamboo flooring, high ceilings and large double-glazed windows looking out on eastern exposures. The master bedroom features two closets and an en-suite bath with double sinks, frameless glass shower, and separate Neptune Zen soaking tub. See floor plan and full details here.

6 Additional Listings from $2.498M

30. 10 West End Avenue (+42%)

2007: $1,158 per ft² | 2017: $1,645 per ft²
Neighborhood: Lincoln Center
↓ #8E | 1 Bed, 1 Bath | $1.2M

All images of 10 West End Avenue via Compass

Kitchen

Bedroom

Magnificently laid out apartment boasts soaring ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows facing west to offer views of the imaginative new skyline on the rise. The open kitchen is outfitted with black granite countertops and state-of-the-art appliances. See floor plan and full details here.

3 Additional Listings from $1.199M

Building Name	2017-2018 PPSF	2007-2008 PPSF	% Change PPSF
Kalahari Harlem, 40 West 116th Street	$1,079	$435	148.09%
100 West Condos, 100 West 93rd Street	$1,523	$617	146.83%
15 Central Park West	$6,439	$3,068	109.87%
Caledonia, 450 West 17th Street	$2,457	$1,221	101.26%
660 Riverside Drive	$969	$488	98.75%
SoHa 118, 301 West 118th Street	$1,202	$634	89.79%
147 Waverly Place	$2,778	$1,482	87.48%
TriBeCa Summit, 415 Greenwich Street	$2,484	$1,384	79.55%
425 Central Park West	$1,344	$752	78.57%
The Sabrina, 241 West 97th Street	$1,420	$798	77.97%
Brownstone Lane II, 313 West 119th Street	$1,097	$622	76.48%
Lenox Grand, 381 Lenox Avenue	$1,071	$615	74.01%
Imperator, 725 Riverside Drive	$734	$428	71.56%
706 Riverside Drive	$798	$471	69.55%
The Langston, 68 Bradhurst Avenue	$919	$550	67.%
15 Madison Square North, 15 East 26th Street	$1,954	$1,187	64.57%
Chelsea Stratus, 101 West 24th Street	$2,103	$1,311	60.37%
Dwyer, 258 Saint Nicholas Avenue	$920	$583	57.78%
801 Riverside Drive	$782	$507	54.24%
One York Street, 1 York Street	$2,174	$1,420	53.11%
One Ten 3rd, 110 Third Avenue	$2,010	$1,321	52.15%
Riverhouse - One Rockefeller Park, 2 River Terrace	$1,941	$1,280	51.58%
Loft 124, 138 West 124th Street	$1,141	$760	50.23%
The Altavista, 92 Perry Street	$1,996	$1,330	50.12%

Building Name	2017-2018 PPSF	2007-2008 PPSF	% Change PPSF
Merrion, 215 West 88th Street	$1,654	$1,128	46.67%
184 Thompson Street	$1,632	$1,122	45.37%
52 Thomas Street	$1,553	$1,078	44.13%
25 Fifth Avenue	$2,414	$1,683	43.45%
Slate, 165 West 18th Street	$1,941	$1,358	42.91%
10 West End Avenue	$1,645	$1,158	42.09%
2082 Frederick Douglass Boulevard	$1,012	$726	39.33%
Trinity Stewart Condo, 8 Warren Street	$1,688	$1,212	39.3%
99 John Deco Lofts, 99 John Street	$1,320	$950	39.%
Ariel West, 2633 Broadway	$1,880	$1,355	38.74%
8 Union Square South	$2,125	$1,533	38.63%
The Link, 310 West 52nd Street	$1,755	$1,268	38.33%
Element, 555 West 59th Street	$1,792	$1,307	37.09%
Loft 25, 420 West 25th Street	$1,399	$1,023	36.79%
220 West 93rd Street	$1,430	$1,047	36.59%
170 East End Avenue	$1,931	$1,414	36.59%
Jade, 16 West 19th Street	$1,649	$1,215	35.69%
Yves, 166 West 18th Street	$1,844	$1,363	35.32%
113 East 36th Street	$1,170	$865	35.23%
225 Rector Place	$1,491	$1,103	35.2%
Observatory Place, 353 East 104th Street	$972	$721	34.88%
76 Madison Avenue	$1,714	$1,272	34.68%
RiverBridge Court, 603 West 148th Street	$764	$572	33.6%
Sheffield 57, 322 West 57th Street	$1,891	$1,419	33.31%

Building Name	2017-2018 PPSF	2007-2008 PPSF	% Change PPSF
The Platinum, 247 West 46th Street	$1,508	$1,132	33.26%
The A Building, 425 East 13th Street	$1,682	$1,268	32.65%
Be@William, 90 William Street	$1,170	$882	32.61%
Indigo, 125 West 21st Street	$1,614	$1,222	32.06%
101 Warren Street	$1,937	$1,469	31.86%
L'Ecole, 212 East 47th Street	$1,395	$1,058	31.85%
TriBeCa Space, 25 Murray Street	$1,395	$1,058	31.8%
Century Tower, 400 East 90th Street	$1,290	$979	31.72%
220 West 111th Street	$1,019	$780	30.66%
100 West 18th Street	$1,765	$1,352	30.57%
Onyx Chelsea, 261 West 28th Street	$1,601	$1,231	30.06%
Altair 20, 15 West 20th Street	$1,469	$1,130	30.03%
The Charleston, 225 East 34th Street	$1,410	$1,087	29.71%
Sky House, 11 East 29th Street	$1,620	$1,250	29.58%
Avonova, 219 West 81st Street	$1,662	$1,289	28.89%
515 East 72nd Street	$1,677	$1,307	28.33%
The Mirada, 161 East 110th Street	$961	$754	27.5%
38 Nine, 502 Ninth Avenue	$1,323	$1,049	26.17%
Chelsea Modern, 447 West 18th Street	$1,671	$1,325	26.12%
200 West End Avenue	$1,683	$1,338	25.77%
45 Park Avenue	$1,777	$1,417	25.43%
Maison East, 1438 Third Avenue	$1,532	$1,225	25.12%
865 UN Plaza, 865 United Nations Plaza	$1,181	$945	24.99%
SOMA, 116 West 22nd Street	$1,420	$1,138	24.81%

Building Name	2017-2018 PPSF	2007-2008 PPSF	% Change PPSF
Ariel East, 2628 Broadway	$1,648	$1,323	24.57%
The Savoy West, 555 Lenox Avenue	$876	$704	24.4%
The Centria, 18 West 48th Street	$1,832	$1,475	24.18%
Gramercy Starck, 340 East 23rd Street	$1,563	$1,260	24.07%
240 Park Avenue South	$1,980	$1,598	23.88%
Aura, 330 East 109th Street	$898	$728	23.33%
Veneto, 250 East 53rd Street	$1,624	$1,320	23.02%
610 West 110th Street	$1,400	$1,139	22.88%
Chatham 44, 464 West 44th Street	$1,621	$1,334	21.53%
Atelier, 635 West 42nd Street	$1,445	$1,204	20.02%
517 West 46th Street	$1,151	$969	18.86%
Cammeyer, 650 Sixth Avenue	$1,643	$1,387	18.45%
Greenwich Club, 88 Greenwich Street	$1,354	$1,160	16.77%
40 Bond, 40 Bond Street	$2,838	$2,445	16.05%
Morgan Lofts, 11 East 36th Street	$1,210	$1,045	15.87%
211 East 51st Street	$1,443	$1,254	15.06%
Avery, 100 Riverside Boulevard	$1,505	$1,312	14.7%
Rhapsody on Fifth, 2056 Fifth Avenue	$888	$795	11.71%
Barbizon 63, 140 East 63rd Street	$2,023	$1,851	9.25%
The Duplex Condos, 215 East 81st Street	$1,170	$1,105	5.84%
20 Pine Street	$1,148	$1,103	4.05%
123 Baxter Street	$1,211	$1,195	1.3%
212 East 70th Street	$1,026	$1,151	-10.89%
The Plaza, 1 Central Park South	$2,970	$3,644	-18.5%

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2007: $435 per ft² | 2017: $1,079 per ft²
Neighborhood: Harlem
↓ #A604 | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $1.325M

2007: $617 per ft² | 2017: $1,523 per ft²
Neighborhood: Broadway Corridor
↓ #J21 | 2 Beds, 1 Bath | $1.5M

2007: $3,068 per ft² | 2017: $6,439 per ft²
Neighborhood: Central Park West
↓ #15 | 1 Bed, 2 Baths | $4.495M

2007: $1,221 per ft² | 2017: $2,457 per ft²
Neighborhood: Chelsea
↓ #2108 | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $3.295M

2007: $634 per ft² | 2017: $1,202 per ft²
Neighborhood: Harlem
↓ #10F | 3 Beds, 2.5 Baths | $2.68M

2007: $550 per ft² | 2017: $919 per ft²
Neighborhood: Harlem
↓ #8U | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $930K

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2007: $1,311 per ft² | 2017: $2,103 per ft²
Neighborhood: Chelsea
↓ #23A | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $2.3M

2007: $1,420 per ft² | 2017: $2,174 per ft²
Neighborhood: Tribeca
↓ #10FL | 4 Beds, 4.5 Baths | $18M

2007: $1,280 per ft² | 2017: $1,941 per ft²
Neighborhood: Battery Park City
↓ #4C | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $1.75M

2007: $1,158 per ft² | 2017: $1,645 per ft²
Neighborhood: Lincoln Center
↓ #8E | 1 Bed, 1 Bath | $1.2M

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2007: $435 per ft2 | 2017: $1,079 per ft2 Neighborhood: Harlem ↓ #A604 | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $1.325M

2007: $617 per ft2 | 2017: $1,523 per ft2 Neighborhood: Broadway Corridor ↓ #J21 | 2 Beds, 1 Bath | $1.5M

2007: $3,068 per ft2 | 2017: $6,439 per ft2 Neighborhood: Central Park West ↓ #15 | 1 Bed, 2 Baths | $4.495M

2007: $1,221 per ft2 | 2017: $2,457 per ft2 Neighborhood: Chelsea ↓ #2108 | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $3.295M

2007: $634 per ft2 | 2017: $1,202 per ft2 Neighborhood: Harlem ↓ #10F | 3 Beds, 2.5 Baths | $2.68M

2007: $550 per ft2 | 2017: $919 per ft2 Neighborhood: Harlem ↓ #8U | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $930K

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2007: $1,311 per ft2 | 2017: $2,103 per ft2 Neighborhood: Chelsea ↓ #23A | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $2.3M

2007: $1,420 per ft2 | 2017: $2,174 per ft2 Neighborhood: Tribeca ↓ #10FL | 4 Beds, 4.5 Baths | $18M

2007: $1,280 per ft2 | 2017: $1,941 per ft2 Neighborhood: Battery Park City ↓ #4C | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $1.75M

2007: $1,158 per ft2 | 2017: $1,645 per ft2 Neighborhood: Lincoln Center ↓ #8E | 1 Bed, 1 Bath | $1.2M

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2007: $435 per ft² | 2017: $1,079 per ft²
Neighborhood: Harlem
↓ #A604 | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $1.325M

2007: $617 per ft² | 2017: $1,523 per ft²
Neighborhood: Broadway Corridor
↓ #J21 | 2 Beds, 1 Bath | $1.5M

2007: $3,068 per ft² | 2017: $6,439 per ft²
Neighborhood: Central Park West
↓ #15 | 1 Bed, 2 Baths | $4.495M

2007: $1,221 per ft² | 2017: $2,457 per ft²
Neighborhood: Chelsea
↓ #2108 | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $3.295M

2007: $634 per ft² | 2017: $1,202 per ft²
Neighborhood: Harlem
↓ #10F | 3 Beds, 2.5 Baths | $2.68M

2007: $550 per ft² | 2017: $919 per ft²
Neighborhood: Harlem
↓ #8U | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $930K

2007: $1,311 per ft² | 2017: $2,103 per ft²
Neighborhood: Chelsea
↓ #23A | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $2.3M

2007: $1,420 per ft² | 2017: $2,174 per ft²
Neighborhood: Tribeca
↓ #10FL | 4 Beds, 4.5 Baths | $18M

2007: $1,280 per ft² | 2017: $1,941 per ft²
Neighborhood: Battery Park City
↓ #4C | 2 Beds, 2 Baths | $1.75M

2007: $1,158 per ft² | 2017: $1,645 per ft²
Neighborhood: Lincoln Center
↓ #8E | 1 Bed, 1 Bath | $1.2M