Listed for $350,000, this 1-bedroom co-op is about half of the median asking price in Brooklyn Heights. The property is still on the market and has a generous layout with lots of closet space. The unit is in a land-lease building and requires special financing. To learn more, interested buyers should contact Joan Goldberg of Brown Harris Steven, who represents the listing.

This 3-bedroom condo hit the market on November 4, racked up over 380 saves and went in to contract by November 28. It’s no surprise why this was one of November’s most popular homes: It is located on one of Park Slope’s loveliest blocks, offers loads of character and style and measures nearly 1,300 square feet. Jessica Buchman and Bryan Rettaliata of Corcoran are the listing agents.

Yes, you read that right. This 1-bedroom co-op is asking just $150,000 — $1 million less than median price for a 1-bedroom in Midtown. And, in a strange twist of New York City real estate fate, this surprisingly affordable apartment just so happens to be located on Billionaire’s Row. This is another land-lease situation, though, so potential buyers should look out for higher monthly payments. Harry DiOrio and Allison Tintenfass of Compass are the listing agents.

This 1-bedroom condo hit the market on November 12 and made some serious waves, pulling in over 300 saves and going into contract in 15 days. That’s what we call a seller’s dream. And with a cool Downtown Manhattan location, a good-sized balcony and an asking price $230,000 less than the borough median, it was a buyer’s dream, too. Ari Harkov, Warner Lewis and Marc Schaeffer of Halstead are the listing agents.

Is your heart set on Downtown Manhattan? Well, you’re in luck. This East Village 1-bedroom comes with a ton of character, in-unit laundry and an asking price more than $300,000 less than the neighborhood median price. Best of all, it’s still on the market. Stephen Geller and Michael Russell of Corcoran are the listing agents.