Apartment buyers searching for a place in this price range will find many appealing apartments in every Manhattan neighborhood and in every Manhattan apartment type. A surprising amount of apartments are listed at the high end of this price range that are as good as any in the borough, so be sure to look for apartments at that end of the spectrum when looking through our listings. That’s not to say that less expensive apartments in the $700,000 to $1 million price range are any less desirable, because all of the apartments on our listings are top-notch.
The Sycamore features 15 stories of beautifully designed Manhattan living space. Drafted by architect H. Thomas O’Hara, this red brick luxury condominium building is notable for its oversized windows and setback top floors. Inside, gourmet chef’s kitchens make excellent use of granite and maplewood for an elegant finish, and master baths prominently showcase marble flooring to create a luxurious environment. Naturally, each home’s oversized windows invite plenty of natural sunlight for a great sense of space, not to mention picturesque views of Midtown Manhattan.
Strategically placed in the heart of uptown and showcasing panoramic vistas of Morningside Park, Central Park and the Manhattan skyline, 88 Morningside is an up-and-coming condominium that ranks high among other apartments in New York City. 88 Morningside offers the best of Manhattan within close reach by providing mass transit lines so that you can go anywhere within a matter of minutes. 88 Morningside emphasizes a top notch amenities package, pristine building features, and a lively nightlife just step away from its front doors, inviting guests from around the world. Set among tree lined streets, major parks and pre-war buildings, 88 Morningside raises the bar high in the New York City condo listings.
Tucked away in the quiet of Kips Bay is a 13-floor, post-war condop at 242 East 25th Street. Built in 2006, this building provides a great collection of amenities. The rooftop’s panoramic views provides a stunning view of the Manhattan skyline, a pure treat upon nightfall. Enjoy the perks of an exercise room, bike room, laundry room on every floor, and fitness center. This building has a part-time doorman but an alarm amenity is also available.
Designed by James Stewart Polshek, the 46-story Yorkville development at 360 East 88 Street impresses with its stunning views.
The Waterford is a condo conversion with well-proportioned apartments, boasting views of the East River. Built in 1987 and designed by Beyer Blinder Belle and Vijay Kale, the condo prevails alongside the luxury residential buildings between the Upper East Side's First and Second Avenues.
Described as one of the most promising full-service buildings in the Upper East Side, the America at 300 East 85th Street is a premier condo designed by Helmut Jahn with an asymmetrically rendered exterior.
The downtown neighborhood of Battery Park City is known for a number of top New York City attractions, loved by residents and tourists alike. This exciting yet uniquely serene neighborhood is the location of Rector Square, the luxury condominium building at 225 Rector Place that offers a variety of residences from studio apartments to three-bedroom apartments. This stunning 24-story high-rise towers over Battery Park City, with homes to match that grandeur.
The Colonnade is located in the heart of it all, just steps away from some of the finest cultural institutions in NYC including Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, MOMA, and more. This 46-story condo development is the perfect home for someone who is looking for ample space while still staying in the center of Manhattan.
Experience luxury living on the Upper East Side in this white-glove building that has everything you would expect from a modern Manhattan home. Walk into the generous lobby and view the renovated hallways that lead to the spacious apartments, many of which feature terraces where you can relax and view the city.