April's Favorite Sales: The 7 Apartments StreetEasy Users Loved Most

Topping our most popular list is this East Village 2-bedroom co-op. This spacious 958-square-foot HDFC unit has lots of charm, with exposed brick, high ceilings and windows that offer three exposures. Its proximity to Tompkins Square Park can’t be beat. Listed by Domingo Perez of Warburg Realty.

This Park Slope duplex has monthly fees so low, you’ll do a double take. With two private, south-facing terraces, an airy floor plan, and well-placed skylights, this home brings the outdoors inside. Factor in a price point far below the neighborhood median condo price of $1,662,500, and it’s easy why this listing was saved by 380 users. Listed by Joanna Mayfield Marks of Halstead Brooklyn.

There’s a lot to love about this Cobble Hill co-op. Wood burning fireplace? Check. Spacious private terrace? You bet. The home also boasts low monthlies, in-unit laundry, and additional storage space in the basement. Listed by Sal Capozucca of Brown Harris Stevens Brooklyn.

The words “Upper West Side” and “deal” don’t often go together,  but this prewar studio certainly looks like a bargain. While the interior is a bit dated, the unit has great bones, 18-foot ceilings, wood floors, and decorative moldings. It’s is located in a full-service elevator building with shared roof deck, laundry room and bike storage. Listed by Cheryl Daly of Compass.

This 2-bedroom co-op is in prime Park Slope and offers buyers the opportunity to design their own roof space — it comes with private rights to half the roof. The unit itself is move-in ready, with a freshly remodeled kitchen and new appliances. Listed by Margaret Simmons of Halstead Properties.

This grand Greenwich Village co-op might be the answer to your prayers. Located in a former Greek Revival Church, this 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath home is anything but ordinary. In addition to a spacious patio, this home features a modern fireplace, open chef’s kitchen, stately columns and full-length steel casement doors. Pied-à-terres, copurchasing, and gifting are allowed on a case-by-case basis. Listed by Sam Sullivan of Douglas Elliman.

Just steps from Hudson River Park, this West Village 2-bedroom offers a tranquil retreat from the city. In addition to its 2 generously sized bedrooms, this renovated co-op features wood floors, a new kitchen with granite countertops, and in-unit laundry. The free bike storage is also a nice touch, making it easy for residents to take advantage of the park’s plentiful bike paths. Listed by Susanne Columbia of Corcoran.