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13,009 Homes Available

  • 141 West 123rd Street, Manhattan, NY 10027

    • 5 BedsBds
    • 4 BathsBa
    • 4,330 SqftSqft
    • Single Family Townhouse
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    Thu, 30 Mar 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM
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    $2,999,000 USD
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  • 70-100 La Salle Street 18G, Manhattan, NY 10027

    • 2 BedsBds
    • 1 BathBa
    • 890 SqftSqft
    • Residential
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    Tue, 28 Mar 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
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    $775,000 USD
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  • 764 Saint Nicholas Avenue C1/C2, Manhattan, NY 10031

    • 3 BedsBds
    • 2 BathsBa
    • 2,431 SqftSqft
    • Condo
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    Mon, 27 Mar 5:00 PM to 5:30 PM
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    $999,000 USD
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  • 42-23 Parsons Boulevard 4B, Queens, NY 11355

    • 2 BedsBds
    • 2 BathsBa
    • 734 SqftSqft
    • Residential
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    Mon, 27 Mar 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
    $682,992 USD
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  • 56-02 31st Avenue 2J, Woodside, NY 11377

    • 2 BedsBds
    • 1 BathBa
    • 835 SqftSqft
    • Residential
    Open House
    Wed, 29 Mar 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM
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    $788,000 USD
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  • 42-23 Parsons Boulevard 4E, Queens, NY 11355

    • 2 BedsBds
    • 2 BathsBa
    • 789 SqftSqft
    • Residential
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    Tue, 28 Mar 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
    $734,142 USD
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  • 65-18 Austin Street 3J, Rego Park, NY 11374

    • 1 BedBd
    • 1 BathBa
    • 609 SqftSqft
    • Residential
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    Mon, 27 Mar 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM
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    $537,830 USD
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  • 42-23 Parsons Boulevard 3E, Queens, NY 11355

    • 2 BedsBds
    • 2 BathsBa
    • 789 SqftSqft
    • Residential
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    Tue, 28 Mar 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
    $726,248 USD
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  • 1967 65th Street 2C, Brooklyn, NY 11204

    • 1 BedBd
    • 1 BathBa
    • 700 SqftSqft
    • Residential
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    Thu, 30 Mar 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
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    $279,000 USD
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  • 56-02 31st Avenue 2F, Woodside, NY 11377

    • 2 BedsBds
    • 2 BathsBa
    • 978 SqftSqft
    • Residential
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    Thu, 30 Mar 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM
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    $888,000 USD
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  • 56-02 31st Avenue 2N, Woodside, NY 11377

    • 1 BedBd
    • 1 BathBa
    • 673 SqftSqft
    • Residential
    Open House
    Wed, 29 Mar 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM
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    $578,000 USD
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New York City, NY Real Estate Market Status

Median Listing Price
$799,000
Median Listing Price per Sqft
$719 /sqft
Median Living Area
1,213 sqft
Total Homes for Sale
10,661
Disclaimer
The statistics in this graph were aggregated using active listing inventories on Point2. Since there can be technical lags in the updating processes, we cannot guarantee the timeliness and accuracy of this information.

New York City, NY Home Sales Price Trends

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Year Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
2020 $650,000 $675,000 $646,000 $685,000
2021 $709,000 $770,000 $757,500 $749,000
2022 $759,155 $765,000 $753,000 $720,000
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Year Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
2020 7,569 4,952 5,425 7,867
2021 8,908 11,627 12,890 11,341
2022 10,682 11,658 10,805 7,842
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Year Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
2020 $756 $817 $712 $723
2021 $792 $920 $944 $886
2022 $942 $979 $917 $875
Disclaimer
The statistics in this graph were aggregated using the latest PropertyShark data available. The information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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Quick facts about New York City:

Population: 8,804,190

Median age: 37.8 

Population per square mile: 27,012.4

Land area: 302.64 square miles

Number of households: 3,167,034

Median household income: $63,998 

Income per capita: $39,828

Source: Latest U.S. Census data

What is New York City known for?

New York City is the largest and most populous city in the U.S. Notably, the New York metropolitan area is also the largest in the world by land mass and has more than 20 million residents. The city is known for its multiculturalism and ethnical diversity, with about one-third of its population being foreign-born. It’s also one of the world’s most linguistically diverse cities.

Nicknamed the Big Apple, New York City is considered by many to be one of the most important cultural, financial and media capitals in the world, boasting ample influence on commerce, technology, entertainment, politics and tourism.

Are New York City homes for sale expensive?

New York City’s real estate market has always been one of the hottest in the world, with many people continuously flocking to the Big Apple for career aspirations, the freedom it offers, or simply because of the romantic idea of living in a city that is both classic and modern at the same time.

The prices that currently govern the housing market in New York City are:

What are the best neighborhoods to buy a home in New York City?

New York City is comprised of a multitude of neighborhoods spread across five main boroughs: Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island, Brooklyn and The Bronx.

Manhattan

Manhattan is the most densely populated borough and is considered an economic and cultural hub. Approximately 1.6 million people live here, and it’s one of the hottest areas to live in the city. As a result, real estate in Manhattan is far from cheap. Condos and luxury apartments are a big feature of life here — and they come with a high cost of living. However, the Harlem neighborhood of Manhattan usually offers more budget-friendly housing options.

Queens

Queens is one of the most ethnically diverse urban areas in the world. JFK and LaGuardia airports can both be found here, and it’s also home to the New York Mets baseball team and the U.S. Open tennis tournament. Queens has a varied housing market, offering apartment buildings in dense urban areas, along with single family homes in sparsely populated districts. Generally speaking, it offers more reasonably priced housing options than Manhattan or Brooklyn.

Brooklyn

Not only is Brooklyn the most populous borough in New York City, but it’s also one of the most expensive places to live in the United States. The local housing market is vigorous. Brooklyn prides itself on its myriad of museums, parks and other entertainment options, which is why many choose to come here. In particular, the borough is famous for its brownstone properties — terraced houses that often feature small gardens.

Staten Island

The southern-most borough of the five also has the smallest population. Staten Island is known for its suburban vibes and family neighborhood ambiance. But it’s also home to a number of young people who flock here to take advantage of the budget-friendly rentals and improved lifestyle options. In addition to affordable rentals, there are many detached properties. Plus, the development of waterfront neighborhoods has added to the available real estate options, as well as to the area’s appeal.

The Bronx

One of the most vibrant boroughs, The Bronx is home to The Bronx Zoo and the New York Yankees’ stadium. And, because of the great diversity, the borough is known for having both areas with a low cost of living, as well as more expensive neighborhoods with owner-occupied properties. In the past few years, The Bronx has experienced some gentrification, with investors becoming more interested in the area’s real estate.

What is the education level in New York City?

The public schools in the city are run by the New York City Department of Education, which serves more than 1 million students from pre-K into the early years of college. It’s the largest school system in the U.S., with more than 1,876 schools.

NYC is also home to several academic medical research establishments and medical centers, as well as nationally renowned universities and colleges. Private higher education schools based in New York City include Manhattan College, New York University and many more.

Three public library systems serve the city: the Queens Borough Public Library, the Brooklyn Public Library and the New York Public Library — with the latter serving The Bronx, Staten Island and Manhattan. Here, 82.2% of the city’s population has graduated high school, while 38.1% holds a bachelor’s degree.

What kind of jobs are there in New York City?

NYC is a global center for business and commerce. Silicon Alley — an area with a large concentration of high-tech companies — can be found in Manhattan, while Madison Avenue is a hot spot for the American advertising industry. Numerous Fortune 500 companies are headquartered in New York City, including J.P. Morgan Chase & Co, Citigroup, Verizon Communications, Goldman Sachs Group and MetLife.

The New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ — the world’s two largest stock exchanges in terms of trading activity — can also be found in the city. The majority of New Yorkers work in five main sectors: education and health services; professional and business services; government; trade, transportation and utilities; and financial activities.

What to do in New York City?

Due to its diverse population, New York City has a uniquely vibrant culture. Theater plays a huge part in the city’s life, as do sports. Broadway is home to the Gershwin, the New Amsterdam, the Minskoff and the St. James theaters. The Mets and the Yankees are the city’s two legendary baseball teams, while the Knicks and the Giants compete in major league basketball and football, respectively.

The city is also famous for art, with bohemian communities of aspiring artists thriving in neighborhoods like Red Hook, Washington Heights and East Harlem. The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art are two of the city’s most iconic sights. The American Museum of Natural History is also a top attraction. The emblematic Brooklyn Bridge — the first steel-wire suspension bridge in the world — is a symbol of the city, along with the Statue of Liberty, which can be visited during guided tours.

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