What you’ll get across NYC for $850,000
Looking for a new abode in NYC on a budget of $850,000 could be as fun as a game of Crazy Eights. Don’t believe us? Just turn to Brooklyn and even the Bronx for duplexes, or Manhattan for studios, one-bedrooms and even two-bedrooms. There’s something to fit your needs in every borough this week.
And if you see a place you'd like to make a move on, take a look at BrickUnderground’s How to Buy Guide. If NYC is new to you, check out our crash course on how to find an apartment for everything you need to know.
MIDTOWN WEST, MANHATTAN: A one-bedroom, one-bath condo with radiant heating for the bathroom floor and granite countertops in an elevator building with a gym that’s near the business and theater districts at 516 West 47th Street (at 10th). $850,000 plus $657/month common charges, $503/month taxes
UPPER WEST SIDE, MANHATTAN: A two-bedroom, two-bath prewar co-op with a windowed kitchen that allows washer/dryer installation with board approval in a pet-friendly doorman building a block from Central Park and close to Whole Foods at 55 West 95th Street (between Columbus and Central Park West). $850,000 plus $1,776/month maintenance
GREENPOINT, BROOKLYN: A two-bedroom, two-bath duplex condo with a private balcony, cathedral ceilings in the living room and remote operated Fujitsu air conditioning units in a pet-friendly building zoned for JHS 126 John Ericsson and PS 31 Samuel F Dupont at 182 Huron Street (at Greene). $850,000 plus $345/month common charges
BEDFORD-STUYVESANT, BROOKLYN: A two-bedroom, two-bath condo with a rear balcony and a walk-in closet in a newly constructed four-unit building with a common roof deck near Eugene and Co. and Sincerely Tommy at 353 Jefferson Avenue (between Tompkins and Throop). $849,000 plus $187/month common charges, $26/month taxes, 15-year tax abatement
HUNTERS POINT, QUEENS: A one-bath studio condo loft with a 15-foot ceiling with a wall of oversized windows that overlook a garden and an in-unit washer/dryer in a doorman building with a children’s playroom and a roof terrace, as well as valet parking, including Zipcar, and a co-ed sauna with a private massage room near MoMA PS1 at 27-28 Thomson Avenue (at Court Square). $855,000 plus $651/month common charges, $40/month taxes
ASTORIA, QUEENS: A three-bedroom, two-bath first-floor single-family townhouse with the potential to build, less than 500 feet from the N and Q trains and within walking distance of gyms, delis and restaurants at 23-18 32nd Street (between 23rd Avenue and 23rd Road). $850,000
COUNTRY CLUB, BRONX: A four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath multi-family brick split-level house that features an owner’s duplex over a one-bedroom unit, with skylights and cathedral ceilings and a fenced-in rear yard with an in ground pool near the 6 train at 3190 Randolph Place (between Kennellworth and Stadium). $849,000 plus $565/month taxes
ELTINGVILLE, STATEN ISLAND: A three-bedroom, two-bath renovated house with two decks, one with French doors leading out onto it. The home also features a glass solarium and a shed, and is located at 11 Robinson Avenue (at Tennyson). $849,000
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