NYC Apartments for $1.2M: What You Can Buy Right Now

Gramercy House is a desirable Art Deco co-op with a fabulous courtyard garden and fabulously stringent rules: A 40% down payment is required; sublets and pied-à-terre use are prohibited. Buyers who can comply get a lot in return — this home features 975 square feet of space, beamed ceilings, oversize windows, a wood-burning fireplace and lots more. Max Ben-David at Douglas Elliman is the listing agent.

Listing agent Donna Bradbury at Level Group is hoping the new price for this duplex, originally listed for $1.35 million, hits the right note with buyers. This unit in The Albert, a prewar co-op complex with doorman and landscaped roof, boasts two full bathrooms, a laundry nook with washer/dryer, and a slew of built-in storage units and closets, including a master walk-in.

If it’s on Jane Street, it’s going to attract buyers, and this oversized 1-bedroom (currently configured as an open-plan studio) has caught the eye of more than 45 StreetEasy shoppers. Refinished original floors, a wood-burning fireplace and exposed brick make this prewar gem in a former paper warehouse feel authentic. Chris Palminteri at Simple Re Co NYC is the listing agent.

Luxury on a grand scale is what you’ll find in this 985-square-foot duplex. Double-height ceilings, double balconies and an open staircase add light and dimension to this popular listing from Rolan Sereny at Brick & Mortar, in a boutique development that boasts its own parking garage (a deeded spot is available at extra cost). Monthlies are under $650 though tax abatements expire in 2024.

Listings in this boutique condo building don’t hit the market very often, and it’s easy to see why. Here’s a mint-condition, top-floor duplex that offers two terraces and windows galore for views from every room. Dramatic 18-foot ceilings and sleek stainless steel appliances add to the interior’s modern vibe. Lisa Vaamonde at Compass is the seller’s agent.