City offices have long since reopened nearly three years after lockdown, but remote work shows no sign of fading away. Employers have seen firsthand from lockdown that work still gets done even when workers are not in the office, and employees appreciate the freedom to either make hybrid work a part of their schedule or work remotely in case of emergency (e.g., home repairs). Even the Adams administration, famously a proponent of workers returning to the office, has expressed a new willingness to allow city employees to work from home at least some of the time.
The new work habits can't help but affect one's real estate needs and priorities. In the early days of the pandemic, home offices shot to the top of buyers' wish lists, and have not fallen off as people need dedicated space to store materials and take calls in privacy. Moreover, without having to be in the office every day, workers are freed up to expand their searches to areas that might be farther from major business districts, but offer more square footage for one's money and enough room to create a dedicated workspace.
Some are of the opinion that home offices are a luxury perk, and they are indeed a feature of many high-end homes. However, the following listings are all prices under $3 million.
The new work habits can't help but affect one's real estate needs and priorities. In the early days of the pandemic, home offices shot to the top of buyers' wish lists, and have not fallen off as people need dedicated space to store materials and take calls in privacy. Moreover, without having to be in the office every day, workers are freed up to expand their searches to areas that might be farther from major business districts, but offer more square footage for one's money and enough room to create a dedicated workspace.
Some are of the opinion that home offices are a luxury perk, and they are indeed a feature of many high-end homes. However, the following listings are all prices under $3 million.
153 Chauncey Street, #1B (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)
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760 West End Avenue, #14B (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)
Clinton Mews, #2A (Compass)
340 West 19th Street, #15 (Compass)
Le Trianon, #9B (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)
35 Pierrepont Street, #5B (Corcoran Group)
45 East 72nd Street, #7B (Compass)
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The Bakery Building, #4FG (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)
The Normandie, #PHB (Compass)
The Sabrina, #11H
$1,995,000
Riverside Dr./West End Ave. | Condominium | 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths | 1,408 ft2
The Sabrina, #11H (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)
The Sovereign, #19E
$1,995,000
Beekman/Sutton Place | Cooperative | 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths | 2,800 ft2
The Sovereign, #19E (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)
The Norville House, #7C (Compass)
1150 Fifth Avenue, #9D (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)
The Mill Building, #209 (Compass)
88 & 90 Lex, #5B (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)
1111 Park Avenue, #3C (Sothebys International Realty)
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