Historically, the most competitive price point for NYC apartments is between $400K to $600K. For buyers who can step up to $750K, that means a significant gain in square footage. Even better, Manhattan listings around $750K come with extras that reward buyers. We’re talking private outdoor space or a premier building in a desirable Manhattan neighborhood. These popular Manhattan listings for around $750K all tell that tale. Even better, all of these Manhattan apartments are below 32nd Street.
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Hot off the presses! This Kips Bay duplex for well under $750K checks every single box — and then some. A chic, new kitchen with a dishwasher and renovated bathroom with walk-in shower light up the main floor. Spiral stairs leads to a sunny bedroom that opens to a terrace with Empire State Building views. Pied-a-terres allowed in this prewar elevator building. Wow!
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Check out this inviting 1-bedroom. It sits in The Thomas Eddy, a popular post-war co-op that sits right where Chelsea meets the West Village. The interior rocks: Foyer entry, huge walk-in closet, dining space, a brightly renovated galley kitchen with dishwasher, and a step-out balcony overlooking the building’s fab courtyard. Lots of goodies to justify monthlies at $2,381.
We stay downtown for this 1-bedroom at the full-service Gramercy House. Lots of character in the interior of this bright unit: Beamed ceilings, wood-burning fireplace, built-in bookcases, eat-in kitchen with dishwasher and a black and white-tiled bathroom. This reputable Deco building asks 40% down.
Don’t count this studio apartment out! It packs 650 square feet of beautifully renovated goodness. It includes a foyer entry, dining space, and separate kitchen, making it feel much larger. Plus it’s located in the highly coveted Abington Court co-op on Bank Street overlooking the picturesque park square. Probably one of the most iconic spots in all NYC, hence the $750K list price.
Our final stop for Manhattan apartments at $750K is another coveted co-op. This 750-square-foot 1-bedroom is part of the Southbridge Towers complex in the Fulton Market area Gut renovated, the interior shines under new hardwoods and a new kitchen with dishwasher. Step out to a covered deck to expand your living space. Low monthlies includes all utilities, plus there’s an alphabet soup of subway options!
