The Morad Beekman via Warburg
In a city where a $58.5 million condo isn't even the most expensive listing, it's easy to arrive at the conclusion that only billionaires can afford to live in New York. Median apartment prices of $1.88 million for condos and $900K for co-ops (per CityRealty listings) would appear to support that hypothesis.
However, a careful search has revealed that not to be the case. There are good deals to be found, and one does not necessarily have to travel to the farthest reached of the outer boroughs to find them. The following condos and co-ops are all listed for under $1 million, under $1,000 per square foot, and well under the neighborhood median price.
However, a careful search has revealed that not to be the case. There are good deals to be found, and one does not necessarily have to travel to the farthest reached of the outer boroughs to find them. The following condos and co-ops are all listed for under $1 million, under $1,000 per square foot, and well under the neighborhood median price.
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Beautiful Battery Park City Condo
All images of The Cove Club via Compass
Kitchen
Bedroom
East-facing apartment is in a prime downtown location, yet offers incredible peace and light. The pass-through kitchen comes with incredible storage space and a breakfast bar that make it ideal for entertaining. The bedroom can easily accommodate a king-size bed and other furniture, and an updated bath is across the hall. See floor plan and full details here.
Luxe Long Island City Living
All images of 25-40 Shore Boulevard via Compass
Bedroom
Balcony
This Long Island City apartment with abundant light and a private balcony has recently been spruced up with new paint, new flooring, and new bathroom fixtures. The apartment comes with a parking space, and building amenities include a pool, tennis court, and health club. A private shuttle takes residents to the subway for an easy commute to Midtown Manhattan. See floor plan and full details here.
Heavenly Hell's Kitchen Home
All images of 855 Ninth Avenue via Botensten Properties International
Living room
Kitchen
Centrally located co-op boasts 10' ceilings, hardwood floors, large living room with separate dining area, and windowed kitchen. The bedroom comfortably fits a king-size bed and additional furniture. Central Park, Columbus Circle, Lincoln Center, popular restaurants, and several major subway lines are a short walk from the building. See floor plan and full details here.
Luminous in Lenox Hill
All images of Morad Diplomat via Douglas Elliman
Dining area and kitchen
Bedroom
Loft-like apartment in the heart of the Upper East Side started out as a one-bedroom, but was converted to a two-bedroom without affecting the flow and space. Every room is filled with incredible natural light from southern exposure. Additional features include renovated kitchen and bath, wide plank hardwood flooring, and six closets throughout. See floor plan and full details here.
Downtown Dream
All images of East River Co-op via Loho Realty
Foyer
Kitchen
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Lower East Side apartment boasts private balcony, closet-lined entryway, windowed eat-in kitchen, windowed bath, and newly finished parquet floors. The bedrooms are on the opposite end of the apartment for optimal privacy, and both come with good proportions and closet space. Neighborhood institutions and the new offerings of Essex Crossing alike are right outside the front door. See floor plan and full details here.
Brooklyn Beauty
All images of 175 Eastern Parkway via Halstead
Kitchen
Bedroom
Top-floor home in a beautiful Prospect Heights building shows its prewar charm through high ceilings, parquet flooring, and original moldings. However, modern enhancements include custom industrial shelving, a renovated kitchen, and a stylish windowed bath. Additional features include oversized windows, a dining nook, and generous closet space. See floor plan and full details here.
Elegant East Side Living
All images of 1 Gracie Terrace via Corcoran
Living room
Kitchen
Peaceful Yorkville apartment enjoys abundant natural light from north-facing windows. Additional features include hardwood floors, a gracious entry foyer, generous closet space, and bath with dressing area and closet. The building welcomes pets and offers a renovated fitness center, outdoor seating area, central laundry room, bike room, and garage. See floor plan and full details here.
Midtown Marvel
All images of 155 East 49th Street via Stribling
Foyer
Kitchen
High-floor home on a tree-lined street is entered through a gracious entry foyer, and south-facing windows fill the living room and dining area with incredible natural light. The south-facing bedroom comes with an en suite bath. Just off the living room, a small windowed room can be used as a home office or walk-in closet. See floor plan and full details here.
Beekman Place Bargain
All images of The Morad Beekman via Warburg
Kitchen
Bedroom
Expansive apartment in an ultra-private Manhattan enclave boasts southern exposure, garden views, and a line of windows stretching from the living room to the bedroom. The kitchen has been renovated with granite counters, Shaker-style cabinetry, and bonus bar by the window. The bedroom has easy access to the renovated bath down the hall. See floor plan and full details here.
Uptown Style
All images of 516 East 82nd Street via Douglas Elliman
Kitchen
Bedroom
No detail is overlooked in this luxurious Yorkville apartment with 10' ceilings, crown moldings, blond oak panel floors, and incredible closet space. The kitchen comes outfitted with stainless steel appliances, custom cabinets, granite counters, and touch sensor faucet. The master bedroom boasts double exposures, three large windows, exposed brick, and built-in California closet. See floor plan and full details here.
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