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.
337 East 62nd Street is a new construction condominium in one of Manhattan’s most classic neighborhoods: the Upper East Side. This low-rise boutique condo showcases homes with smart and modern residences, and are pre-wired for smart home use. White oak hardwood floors, high ceilings, and oversized windows invite plenty of natural light, while also permitting wide views of the cityscape. Fully-equipped kitchens are fitted with stainless steel appliances and modern cabinetry; and marble bathrooms are beautifully appointed with custom vanities, rain showers, and soaking tubs. Most residences also feature the uncommon luxury of private outdoor space.
With an entirely glass exterior, the Garfield Sparta at 580 Carroll Street is a unique modern condominium with 17 homes in the upscale neighborhood of Park Slope. Featuring a private entrance set back from the street by a cedar boardwalk, it combines quiet and tranquility with the excitement of living in one of the most desirable areas in New York City.
The Edge – South Tower is located at 22 North 6th Street on the Williamsburg waterfront. The Edge provides over 120 different apartment layouts, from studios to exclusive penthouses. Located in the heart of Williamsburg, this LEED Gold certified building is the largest residential development in NYC to achieve this title. The building’s residences are intelligently designed for maximum functionality – insulated walls and tall windows, non VOC-emitting interior finishes, individual lighting and temperature controls, FSC-certified hardwood floors, open kitchens with high quality EPA Energy Star-rated appliances, including water efficient fixtures, as well as occupancy sensors for lighting in common areas.
211 East 51st Street is a new condominium conversion located in Manhattan's Midtown East, offering luxury apartments for sale. Located between 2nd and 3rd Avenues, this New York City condominium perfectly compliments the surrounding Midtown East neighborhood and is situated next to the beautiful Greenacre Park. While this renovated condo building has kept its brick façade, the interior features sophisticated and ultra-modern amenities.
To live in 224 West 18th Street is just as much a pleasure as it is to live in the vibrant Chelsea community in which it’s located. The 12-floor, 2003-built condominium is one of two buildings (the other is located at 151 West 17th Street) that is a part of the Campiello Collection. The Collection’s 18th Street half is a fine example of Manhattan luxury condos with its 24-hour concierge service and a full building staff. Kitchens, which are equipped with wine coolers, are furnished with high-end appliances, and every apartment has its personal washer and dryer for laundry. Indulge in such amenities as the on-site fitness center and the outstanding rooftop deck, providing you with stunning views of New York City. A common courtyard with garden is shared between the two buildings, but many of 224 West 18th’s apartments include private outdoor space.
The Royale, at 188 East 64th Street, is a gem of a building. Located just a couple blocks from Central Park, this Upper East Side condo building offers not only a convenient location, but stunning views of the city and park.
Deco Lofts, at 99 John Street, is a condominium building located in Lower Manhattan's Financial District, offering luxury apartments for sale. Designed by the same architects as the Empire State Building, Deco Lofts exudes elegance and sophistication. Enter the marble lobby and find a spectacular mural, painted by Italian artist Giancarlo Impiglia.
235 West 71st Street condominiums hold the old New York names honestly. The outer walls continue to retain the characteristics of the 1912 pre-war renaissance-style; while within them residents come to find a combination of elegant living space with modern fixtures and amenities. From inside and out this NYC apartment boasts the historic culture of the Upper West Side while providing residents with a seamless blend of comfort and elegance.
The East Village is home to Manhattan's liveliest nightlife and music scenes, as well as to a host of galleries, a dizzying array of restaurants and shopping, and the greatest naturally occurring source of cool in lower Manhattan. But luxury condos? Not so much, for the most part. 123 Third Avenue, a new construction green condo with a prime East Village location at, yes, 123 Third Avenue, goes a long way to change all that. A very modern, very cool condo with some very impressive green bona fides -- it will become the first LEED-certified condo listing in the East Village -- 123 Third Avenue has become both an instant East Village landmark and one of the most promising condo listings in Manhattan.