NYC Open Houses: 5 Apartments to See This Weekend

For one month in 2017, this East Village loft was listed for sale at $1.85 million before being pulled off the market. This week, the 2-bedroom and 2-bathroom third-floor walkup returns at $1.6 million, which means Compass listing agent Anna Levenshus has it priced at exactly at the median asking price for 2-bedrooms in this neighborhood. It’s exceptionally designed to show off its 16 windows and high ceilings. Two ensuite bedrooms each have a private wing off a large living area with renovated kitchen and study area with loads of built-ins. A storage unit comes with the apartment.

Two of the seven active listings in this prewar co-op in a central Village location are under contract. This listing from Matthew Pucker at Compass features a king-size master bedroom, plus a renovated kitchen and bathroom. It’s in a pet-friendly co-op building with a part-time doorman, live-in super, rentable storage spaces, bike storage, a parking garage, and a newly renovated lobby. The price is compelling, which is why 50+ StreetEasy shoppers have called it a favorite. Just be aware that monthlies are $2,315.

Get all the glory of new construction in this prewar co-op at Majestic Towers, in the heart of the Upper West Side on West 75th Street, right off Broadway. A gut renovation has rendered this corner unit tight and bright with new flooring, new bathroom, Shaker-style kitchen cabinets, and a separate dining area. The price is just a tad over the neighborhood median asking price for 1-bedrooms ($877K) but a premium is in order for this modern makeover. Michael Jacobs at City Wide Apartments is the listing agent.

The Kingsview Homes co-op complex has paved the way for hundreds of New Yorkers to live well and affordably in Fort Greene, and this 1-bedroom continues the tradition. While the median asking price for 1-bedrooms in this neighborhood is $810K, listing agent Tricia Lee at Compass has this at $530K, with monthlies around $750. That’s a good number since it’s exactly the square footage of this bright higher-floor unit. And yes, maintenance includes heat, hot water, and gas. Pets are not allowed.

Here’s a very intriguing listing in the 15-unit, prewar Lexington Council Condominium. This tri-level loft features a main floor with 14-foot ceilings and 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom. Up another flight is a lofted office space with storage and on the bottom level is a bedroom and bathroom.  The 1,150-square foot apartment has central air, a dishwasher and pets are allowed.  A former community center, the building has a laundry and rooftop green space. Yuval Vidal and Esther Patten at Compass are the sellers’ agents.