Last week, we covered the lowest priced new development listings in Manhattan, south of 96th Street. Now it’s uptown’s turn. While its condo inventory may be low in comparison, its neighborhoods —Morningside Heights, Hamilton Heights, Harlem, East Harlem, Washington Heights, and Inwood— still boast the best prices in Manhattan by far.
Per our listings, uptown has a total of 144 units for sale, at a median price of $1,090/ft² —nearly half that of its southern Manhattan neighborhoods that record a median of $2,002/ft². The median price of a studio uptown is $499K, one-bedrooms are $704.5K, and two-bedrooms are $1.15M. So, for those who don’t mind tacking on a few extra minutes to your Midtown/downtown commute, these homes may be your best bet in Manhattan.
Per our listings, uptown has a total of 144 units for sale, at a median price of $1,090/ft² —nearly half that of its southern Manhattan neighborhoods that record a median of $2,002/ft². The median price of a studio uptown is $499K, one-bedrooms are $704.5K, and two-bedrooms are $1.15M. So, for those who don’t mind tacking on a few extra minutes to your Midtown/downtown commute, these homes may be your best bet in Manhattan.
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7. Circa— $2,073 Median PPSF
285 West 110th Street, Apartment #2A
2-bed, 3-bath | $3.032 million ($1,900 per square foot)Located in Harlem
Exterior photos of Circa; CityRealty
Kitchen and dining area in Circa unit; Town Sales and Marketing
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The furthest south (and priciest) of all uptown’s new developments is Circa with a median price for its 7 availabilities coming in at $2,073 per square foot. Anchoring Frederick Douglass’ roundabout at the corner of 110th Street, the building is designed by the award-winning firm FXFowle and features a curving and cascading façade overlooking the circle and Central Park.
The most affordable home in the building still on the market is a 1,596-square-foot two bedroom on the second floor. It is priced at $3.032 million or $1,900 per square foot. Read the details here.
The most affordable home in the building still on the market is a 1,596-square-foot two bedroom on the second floor. It is priced at $3.032 million or $1,900 per square foot. Read the details here.
6. 1399 Park Avenue— $1,334 Median PPSF
1399 Park Avenue, Apartment #7B
2-bed, 2-bath | $1,065,000 ($1,033 per square foot)Located in East Harlem
Exterior and views from 1399 Park; courtesy of Corcoran Group/ Hill West Architects
1399 Park Avenue; Renderings via Corcoran / Hill West Architects
1399 Park Avenue will be the second tallest condo tower in East Harlem. As such, the 22-story project will grant sweeping views of the city and Central Park. Already 40% sold, 10 of its 72 condos are now up for grabs at an average price of $1,334 per square foot. The development is located near Mount Sinai Hospital and amenities will include a fitness center, a residents’ lounge, library with fireplace, billiards room, a children's playroom with climbing wall, ball pit, and a communal outdoor terrace. Read the details here.
5. Morningside Manor— $1,265 Median PPSF
310 West 114th Street, Apartment #3
3-bed, 2.5-bath | $1.799 million ($1,224 per square foot)Located in Harlem
Manor at Morningside exteior photo; CItyRealty
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Though sales just launched in January, only 2 of Morningside Manor’s five residences remain on the market. Priced at an average of 1,265 Median, layouts are modern, open, and benefit from sleek finishes, floor-to-ceiling windows, and oak floors. The full-floor unit 3 is lowest priced of the two —coming in at $1.799 million or $1,224 per square foot. Read the details here.
4. Aurum— $1,182 Median PPSF
2231 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd., Apartment #515
2-bed, 2-bath | $956,000 ($1,048 per square foot)Located in Harlem
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Aurum
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Situated in the heart of Harlem, Aurum is the largest recent condo development in uptown with 115 apartments. The building’s 7 remaining units are priced at an average of $1,142 per square foot.
A fifth-floor 2-bed/2-bath provides its owner the best bang for his/her buck. The 912-square-foot home is priced at $956K and features large windows overlooking tree-lined 132nd Street. The unit is designed with open kitchens, a Kohler soaking tub, extra closets, and ample wall space for art. Read the details here.
A fifth-floor 2-bed/2-bath provides its owner the best bang for his/her buck. The 912-square-foot home is priced at $956K and features large windows overlooking tree-lined 132nd Street. The unit is designed with open kitchens, a Kohler soaking tub, extra closets, and ample wall space for art. Read the details here.
3. Three Sixty Two— $982 Median PPSF
362 West 127th Street, Apartment #5A
1-bed, 1-bath | $795,000 ($983 per square foot)Located in Hamilton Heights
Photos via DOuglas Elliman
Despite its lack of design sensitivity to the row-homesaround it, Three Sixty Two takes our third spot. The building has just wrapped up construction and its sole remaining home is an 809 ft2 1-bed/1-bath home on the fifth floor.
The pet-friendly building is close to St. Nicholas Park and offers amenities such as a virtual doorman, bike storage, private resident storage, and a roof deck. Read the details here.
The pet-friendly building is close to St. Nicholas Park and offers amenities such as a virtual doorman, bike storage, private resident storage, and a roof deck. Read the details here.
2. The Style— $964 Median PPSF
306 West 148th Street, Apartment #1C
1-bedroom, 1.5-bath | $955,000 ($833 per square foot)Located in East Harlem
Exterior photos of The Style; CityRealty
Photos via Halstead Property
Halstead
East Harlem’s two-building development named the Style has a stock of some of the lowest priced condominiums on the island. A studio here can be had for $365K and a one-bedroom for $611K. Now that the building is mostly sold out, prices for the remaining units have been ratcheting upward. Nevertheless, a 1,047-square-foot 1-bed/1.5-bath is priced at a basement bargain price: $899K or $859 per ft2.
The home features white oak floors, oversized windows, Bosch washer and dryer and ample closet space. Amenities include a virtual doorman, a fitness center, bike storage, a pet spa, and private storage. Read the details here.
The home features white oak floors, oversized windows, Bosch washer and dryer and ample closet space. Amenities include a virtual doorman, a fitness center, bike storage, a pet spa, and private storage. Read the details here.
1. Baldwin Park Condominium— $827 Median PPSF
306 West 148th Street, Apartment #3
2-bed, 2-bath | $955,000 ($833 per square foot)Located in the Sugar Hill section Harlem
Renderings via Core Group
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Roof Deck
A newly constructed two-bedroom in Manhattan under $1M is pretty much unheard of these days, but Sugar Hill’s Baldwin Park Condominium has two such units available. Developed by Alexis McSween and designed by Alexander Compagno Architecture, sales quietly launched for the 6-unit building earlier this month.
The full-floor unit #2 will feature wide plank oak floors, 9-foot ceilings, and an open living/dining plan. The bedrooms will overlook a 30-foot rear yard. Read the details here.
The full-floor unit #2 will feature wide plank oak floors, 9-foot ceilings, and an open living/dining plan. The bedrooms will overlook a 30-foot rear yard. Read the details here.
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