Looking to buy a home in NYC? Take a look at our five favorite NYC open houses July 6 and 7. This roundup of Manhattan and Brooklyn homes offers many options across various budgets and unit sizes, but be sure to search StreetEasy for all open houses in NYC this weekend.
First-time buyer alert! Hudson Heights calls with this ample studio set in a rock-solid, full-service co-op building off Cabrini Avenue with great access to the 1 and A trains at 190 and 191st streets. That renovated eat-in kitchen with stone counters makes this studio live a lot larger. And say hello to super-low monthies at $439. Coupled with low interest rates, this is a tremendously economical way to become a homeowner in NYC. Jeremiah Doyle at Compass is the listing agent.
For $750K in Greenwich Village, a buyer might expect to nab a 1-bedroom. But this lofted studio apartment is 27 feet long and is located in 250 Mercer, an iconic cast-iron building that was recently remodeled with new elevators, lobby, laundry and roof deck. High ceilings, floating staircase, sensational kitchen and bathroom remodel all add up to a coveted co-op listing from Adam Mariucci’s team at Compass.
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With a stunning bathroom and walk-in shower, you may never even get to enjoy Central Park and all the shopping, food and bars out your front door. In other words, this listing from Christopher Clowdus at Cooper & Cooper checks every box, from its attractive list price (the median asking price for Upper West Side 1-bedrooms is $877K), remodeled interior, sensational prewar building (the Westwind from renowned architect Rosario Candela) plus that amazing Upper West Side location.
Hit the trifecta with this triplex townhouse set in one of most coveted industrial loft buildings to straddle Brooklyn Heights and Dumbo: The Eagle Warehouse. (Yes, named after the old Brooklyn Eagle newspaper once edited by none other than Walt Whitman!) Private vestibule entry leads to three floors of living space, including lower level den, main living floor and upper floor with 3 bedrooms, including a master suite. At 2,100 square feet, this is priced nicely at $1,023 per square foot from Orrie King at Compass.
Here’s a 2-bedroom and 2.5-bathroom sponsor unit in the brand-new Pacific Park Brooklyn, the Frank Gehry-designed 22-acre complex centered around 350,000 square feet of park space with open lawns, play areas, sports courts and dog runs. The unit has 10-foot ceilings and a contemporary vibe and is tax abated for 25 years with monthlies at $1,785, which may seem high, until you realize the open space and slew of amenities you get. Celebrity broker Ryan Serhant of Nest Seekers is the sellers agent.
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