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Condo/Co-op
$575,000 Active
427 E 140 St #6, #6
📍 Bronx · 10451
🛏 1.0 bd 🚿 1.0 ba ◻ 662 sqft
~$3,060/mo est.
Multi-family
$1,080,000 Active
6636 Alderton St
📍 Rego Park · 11374
🛏 5.0 bd 🚿 4.0 ba ◻ 1,466 sqft
~$5,748/mo est.
Condo/Co-op
$550,000 Active
180 W End Ave Unit 19J, Unit 19J
📍 Lincoln Square · 10023
🛏 Studio 🚿 1.0 ba
~$2,927/mo est.
Condo/Co-op
$2,400,000 Active
30 E 31st St #11, #11
📍 NoMad · 10016
🛏 2.0 bd 🚿 2.5 ba ◻ 1,677 sqft
~$12,773/mo est.
Condo/Co-op
$987,000 Active
11-37 44th Dr Ph 12, Ph 12
📍 Long Island City · 11101
🛏 1.0 bd 🚿 1.0 ba ◻ 468 sqft
~$5,253/mo est.
Condo/Co-op
$3,050,000 Active
641 5th Ave Unit 31C, Unit 31C
📍 Midtown East · 10022
🛏 2.0 bd 🚿 2.0 ba ◻ 1,400 sqft
~$16,233/mo est.
Condo/Co-op
$1,575,000 Active
230 W 105th St Unit 3D, Unit 3D
📍 Upper West Side · 10025
🛏 2.0 bd 🚿 2.0 ba
~$8,382/mo est.
Multi-family
$14,995,000 Active
116 E 61st St
📍 Upper East Side · 10021
🛏 6.0 bd 🚿 6.5 ba ◻ 5,750 sqft
~$79,809/mo est.
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NYC real estate guides
Buying
Co-op vs Condo — what's the difference in NYC?
New York is the only major US city where co-ops outnumber condos. Before you make an offer, understand the board approval process, subletting rules, and why co-ops are often priced lower.
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Renting
Renting in NYC: what first-timers need to know
Broker fees, guarantor requirements, rent stabilization — NYC rental rules are unlike anywhere else. This guide breaks down what to expect before you sign a lease.
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