NYC Apartments for Sale in Harlem

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Few Manhattan neighborhoods can claim to be as profoundly a part of the greater idea of New York City, or more legitimately iconic, than Harlem. Harlem is a real neighborhood in Manhattan, of course, stretching from the Hudson River to the East River between 158th Street and a border that no one can quite agree upon on the south. But Harlem is also more than just a Manhattan neighborhood -- it’s a vibrant piece of living history, and a place somehow just as real in the imagination as it is in the real world of New York City. Seemingly every block in Harlem is packed with New York City history, and national landmarks abound, ranging from John D. Rockefeller's sprawling Dunbar Apartments to The Apollo Theater to the historic townhouses of Strivers Row. After a series of down decades in which much of the neighborhood’s historic housing fell into disrepair, Harlem began an epic comeback that continues today. Harlem property values soared 300 percent in the 1990s, and a host of new construction condominiums rose alongside the neighborhood's historic brownstones.

Harlem retains its distinctive character thanks to its world-famous classic restaurants and the jazz clubs and lounges that highlight its booming nightlife scene, but it is also home to new restaurants from world-renowned chefs, trendy bars, and the other resolutely new-school attractions. Increasingly, too, Harlem is also home to some rather straightforward Manhattan luxury brands -- witness the neighborhood's Citarella and Fairway markets, for instance, or Harlem's numerous high-end boutiques. The new condominium listings of Harlem run from inventive adaptive-reuse projects like PS90 -- a luxury condominium in a stately converted school building -- to more conventional luxury condo developments that would impress anywhere in Manhattan. Harlem’s new condominiums are all different, of course, but they carry the same message -- namely that there's more to Harlem than history, and that Harlem’s ongoing revitalization suggests that this most historic Manhattan neighborhood is not done making history yet.

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            The Normandie

            100 West 119th Street
            100 West 119th Street

            Harlem has been said to be in the midst of a renaissance of sorts now, and this trend has been best exemplified in the restoration of the Normandie at 100 West 119th Street. Though this century-old mid-rise building in Central Harlem has been tastefully renovated, the condominium apartments here continue to have all of the pre-war heritage one would like in a home here in Manhattan. The building’s ideal location is stressed by lieu of it being only a short walk away Central Park and Columbia University.

            Delany Lofts

            237 West 115th Street
            237 West 115th Street

            Delany Lofts is a two building Manhattan condo complex in Central Harlem that is designed to give residents the feel of a prewar loft inside a new and modern apartment. Inside the neighborhood of Harlem, which is dominated by an urban aesthetic feel, this kind of postwar with a prewar aesthetic is fitting. This complex, which was completed in 2007, is made up of two buildings that are located on 237 West 115th Street, and 247 West 115th Street. Between the two of them they offer 24 one-bedroom one-bathroom condos for sale, and 12 one-bedroom two bathrooms condos. They also provide numerous convenient amenities, as well as close proximity to many of Harlem’s most treasured locations.

            Copper Hill

            1595 Lexington Avenue
            1595 Lexington Avenue

            Copper Hill, located at 1595 Lexington Avenue, is comprised of 40 luxury units across its 8 floors. Centrally located in historic Harlem, just blocks from Central Park, Copper Hill features 1 and 2 bedroom apartment options and is outfitted with a suite of 5-star building amenities.

            Dafina

            2130 Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard
            2130 Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard

            Dafina, located at 2130 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Road in Harlem, is a luxury residential building comprised of 46 condominium units. The name Dafina, which is Swahili for “treasure trove,” is an apt representation of the level of luxury in the homes here—these apartments are definitely among Harlem’s finest.

            The Langston

            68 Bradhurst Avenue
            68 Bradhurst Avenue

            The Langston, located at 68 Bradhurst Avenue, is a condominium building in Manhattan's Harlem neighborhood that offers luxury apartments for sale. The Langston is a newly constructed 10-story mid-rise that features a Starbucks and a New York Sports Club on the ground floor of this condominium apartment building. The attended Langston lobby infuses a warm combination of natural element by imbuing Natural Wenge tropical hardwood paneling, quartz Terrazzo flooring, and stainless steel accents.

            Kalahari Harlem

            40 West 116th Street
            40 West 116th Street

            Kalahari Harlem, at 40 West 116th Street, is a LEED-certified condominium building in New York City's Harlem neighborhood, offering luxury apartments for sale.

            The Livmor

            2131 Frederick Douglass Boulevard
            2131 Frederick Douglass Boulevard

            The Livmor, a Manhattan condo building on 2131 Frederick Douglas Boulevard in scenic Harlem, is an example of the kind of new luxury condo building that have become more prominent in the neighborhood over the past few years. Originally built in 2007, the Livmor offers 73 condos for sale that range in size from one-bedroom to three-bedroom suites, many of which come with private outdoor spaces. This 12-story energy-efficient building also comes loaded with high-end amenities designed to make the lives of its residents that much more comfortable. The Livnor is a building where residents get to stand in luxury and look out onto the historic urban landmark that is Harlem.

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