Emily Feldman

Expansive, airy living rooms make the apartments listed in this week's Most Saved StreetEasy roundup particularly enticing. (Those, and the professional-grade photos of those expansive, airy living rooms.)

The "all-cash-buyer" requirement aside, this 1-bedroom Park Slope condo (not pictured) looks like quite a deal. Its $299,000 price tag is probably what drove it into the week's Most-Saved Sales on StreetEasy.com. That, and the exposed brick, washer and dryer, central air, and solid location on President Street between 4th and 5th Avenues.

On the market just five days, this $1.395 million Upper West Side 2-bedroom co-op has a dominant spot in the Open House Scorecard—a sign of all the attention it's received from StreetEasy visitors saving open house listings to their calendars.

The unit, located in a pre-war building with a playroom, roof deck and bike room, has a spacious layout that can easily be converted to a 3-bedroom.

If the thought of pitching yourself and your family to a panel of would-be neighbors fuels your desire to ditch the co-op market, consider a unit that doesn't require board approval.

This week's Most Wanted—the ten apartments StreetEasy browsers saved more frequently than any others—includes two co-ops that don't require board approval, in addition to several condos.