When taking a close look at the apartments in this price range, you’re bound to be impressed by the Manhattan condos for sale available here. Sure, these apartments may be expensive, but these Manhattan apartments are worth the price. Real estate developers have taken the time to craft these apartments to meet the new, higher expectations of apartment buyers in Manhattan, and if you visit one of these apartments with our brokers, that craftsmanship will become readily apparent. It’s not just the newly constructed apartment buildings that contain great Manhattan apartments in this price range though; both classic pre-war and renovated post-war luxury apartment buildings boast very impressive units that are available below. We highly recommend that you see for yourself.
212 East 47th Street is a new condominium conversion building located in New York City's Turtle Bay neighborhood, offering luxury apartments for sale. Residents can choose between luxurious one two or three bedroom apartments with three different design packages to choose from, each offering an outstanding array of materials used throughout. Floors are natural dark walnut or white oak wood, while tiles are crystallized glass, granite or mosaic.
Clinton’s pre-war condominium at 517 West 46th Street is a 45-unit low-rise boasting boldness with an imposing red exterior, a thriving location, and a wide range of amenities. Condominium units come equipped with high 9-foot ceilings and hardwood floors. Kitchens are state-of-the-art with basaltino volcanic stone countertops, custom cabinetry, and SubZero, Viking, and Miele stainless steel appliances as well as Grohe fixtures. Limestone bathrooms and spacious rooms top the level of luxury.
The towering new downtown Brooklyn condominium complex, Toren, is located at 150 Myrtle Avenue and provides nearly every amenity imaginable to its residents. Built in 2009, the 38-floor, 240-apartment high-rise building is complete with a top-notch fitness center, lush garden, laundry room, parking spaces, a sunlit, lap-friendly pool, a storage room, yoga studio, and sleek, modern lobby. It also offers concierge service, a screening room, and plenty of space to lounge, especially on its spacious decks on various floors of the one-of-a-kind building.
Located in Manhattan's bustling Midtown West neighborhood, Metropolitan Tower at 146 West 57th Street offers residents stunning views of Central Park. The 716 foot high building in enclosed by a solar glass curtain wall it's unique triangular tower stands out even amongst Manhattan's elite luxury residential buildings.
120 Riverside Boulevard is a condominium built in 2004 from the Trump organization located in the Upper West Side of New York City. Residents of the Trump Place will be welcomed 24-hours by the white-gloved doorman and full service concierge. The building is 21 floors, housing 271 apartments.
101 Leonard Street offers 66 luxury apartments in the heart of Tribeca. The apartments feature high ceilings ranging to 10.5 ft. to 18 ft. and upper levels offer stunning views of of the Manhattan skyline. Kitchens come fully equipped with stainless steel appliances designed to accentuate the open for floorplans developed by noted Italian firm Bizzi and Partners.
Situated in Sutton Place within Manhattan’s bustling Midtown East neighborhood, St. James Tower is a post-war high-rise packed with amenities. Featuring 106 luxury apartments, St. James Tower is a doorman building standing at an impressive 32 stories. St. James Tower is located in a quiet section of midtown Manhattan, with the East River close by. A breathtaking, manicured plaza that includes both water and seating greets visitors to this apartment building, providing an entrance for a lovely Manhattan rental building in one of NYC’s more prestigious neighborhoods.
The Echelon, located at 13-11 Jackson Avenue in Long Island City, is a 13-story luxury residential building containing 54 units. With views of both the Manhattan skyline and the East River, the spacious apartments here contain a number of remarkable luxury living features, and residents get access to a number of amenities as well.
With a name signifying luxury in its finest form, The Diamond House, at 170 East 77th Street, offers high-end apartments on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Originally built in the 1940s, the 11-story condominium is known for its modern elegance and spacious, open units, ranging in size from one to four bedrooms.