Apparently one New York shopper decided they’d rather be sheltering inside a stunning Tribeca loft — and who can blame them? Renovated in 2018, this industrial beauty has an expansive living room with 10-foot-10-inch ceilings, an immaculate kitchen with two islands, and 2 bedrooms, plus a home office and walk-in closet. On the market for just under $2.6 million, the home was represented by Julia Hoagland at Compass.

It’s not only high-end buyers who are doing deals. One lucky Gothamite snagged this beautifully bright Upper West Side co-op, listed by Moshe Kanarfogel at Compass, for $450,000. It’s got all a NYC 1-bedroom needs: a great location near West 72nd Street in a well-outfitted building, amazing light from all those windows, and a solid price.

Or why not this top-notch Upper East Side 1-bedroom in an Emery Roth co-op building, with a classic sunken living room and space for days? Irina Sher at Douglas Elliman had it listed for $830,000, and just this week, someone said yes.

Congrats also to the Brooklynites (present or future) who snagged this incredible Park Slope brownstone. It’s got 5 bedrooms across two units: an upstairs owner’s duplex with classic character, and a 1-bedroom on the garden level with outdoor access. Lisa Gaytan at Halstead had the place listed for $2.35M after a small price cut, and we’re not at all surprised she found a buyer.

Speaking of the outer boroughs, this Astoria two-family has to be one of the coolest houses on its block. The gut-renovated home has a unique weathered-wood exterior and a light, bright interior with exposed brick. Throw in a backyard, a terrace, and a roomy upstairs rental unit — plus an asking price of about $1.8M — and it’s no wonder Compass’ Justin Martinez had some paperwork to do this week.