This sunny Upper West Side 1-bedroom has several notable perks. A warm foyer welcomes you into the apartment and leads you to the living area, which gets great light through a large window. The elegant kitchen has custom cabinetry in addition to Miele appliances, a Franke sink, and Glassos countertops. The bedroom has a walk-in closet and a bathroom with heated floors, and there’s a washing machine and dryer in the unit. The 1929 building was originally designed by esteemed architect Emory Roth. There’s a stunning lobby with oak paneling and limestone flooring, as well as a courtyard.

Over in Brooklyn we have a Park Slope 1-bedroom with high ceilings. The cozy living room has two big windows and exposed brick. The kitchen has space for dining, and in-unit laundry provides the ultimate convenience. The bedroom leads out to a backyard shared with just one other apartment.

The most reasonably priced on our list this week is a Bed-Stuy 2-bedroom. The apartment is set up railroad-style, meaning you’ll need to walk through the first bedroom to get to the second, but the price is enough to make the layout workable. The kitchen is newly renovated, and a spacious shared backyard adds another perk.

Next up is this studio located in Lenox Hill, Upper East Side. It has an elegant design with hardwood floors, high ceilings, and a great layout. Great light comes in via two windows, and the kitchen is compact but has lots of cabinet space. Ample closet storage makes the space functional.

Apartment seekers from middle-income households can enter the NYC Housing Connect lottery and potentially live in this new construction 1-bedroom in Hell’s Kitchen. The unit has large windows stretching across the living room wall, creating a bright and sunny space, plus there’s an ultra-modern kitchen and good closet space.