What You’ll Get in NYC for $999,000

Purchasing a home in New York City is an expensive endeavor. According to our housing affordability index, New York consistently has had one of the most expensing housing markets in the U.S. for the last year. However, there are still deals to uncover in the New York City housing market. The following five housing options for under $1,000,000 provide value for potential homeowners.

970 Kent Avenue #509 Brooklyn, NY

This modern and renovated two-bedroom, two-bathroom loft will please any potential buyer looking to purchase in Brooklyn. The 12-foot poured concrete beamed ceilings, light oak refinished floors, and oversized windows make for a bright and open living area with ample space for living room and dining room furniture. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances, large subway tile backsplash, and black granite countertops, beautifully contrasting against white cabinets. There is a walk-in closet in the primary bedroom with an abundance of storage and a contemporary ensuite bathroom. The building’s amenity package includes a fitness center, landscaped courtyard, bicycle storage, and playroom. While the unit faces provides a peaceful view of the courtyard, it is within walking distance of everything Brooklyn offers, including transportation and various restaurants, bars, and stores.

48-15 11th Street #3A Long Island City, NY

Recently reduced, this 867 square foot condo in Hunters Point brings value to the right buyer. However, this one-bedroom (convertible to two) and one-bathroom condo stands out: the floor-to-ceiling windows provide multiple exposure points in the living room. Beautiful hardwood floors run throughout the apartment. The kitchen lacks nothing with plenty of storage, Fisher & Paykel stainless steel appliances, and high-end custom cabinetry. The primary bedroom is spacious with a custom walk-in closet. Enjoy morning coffee or relax at the end of the day on the large private terrace. Hunter’s View condominium offers plenty of amenities such as a 24-hour doorman/concierge, resident lounge, bicycle room, patio with grills and a fireplace, and fitness center. This condo conveniently resides near several subway lines and the LIRR.

200 Riverside Blvd #302 New York, NY

This condo hit the market last month, and it will not last. With 801 square feet, this large unit has one bedroom and one and a half baths. Recent renovations include new floors, custom blinds, and new modern bathrooms. The kitchen boasts Carrera marble countertops, a wine refrigerator and Bosch and Liebherr appliances. In the half bath, there is a full-size LG washer and dryer. Residents will enjoy the variety of amenities at 200 Riverside Boulevard, such as a 24-hour doorman, health club, indoor lap pool, and parking garage. Enjoy all the restaurants and shops on the Upper West Side.

501 3rd Ave #22D New York NY

The views from this apartment are simply stunning, as are the 9-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows that accent the view of the city. The building also has a beautiful shared terrace to enjoy those warm spring evenings. Since the condo faces west, it gets spectacular light exposure as the day goes on. It also features 7” wide white oak plank flooring with a matte finish that runs throughout the space. The sleek bathroom has gray marble floors with white marble tiles on the walls and glass-enclosed shower, and a custom white oak vanity with chrome pulls and accents. The unit also includes a stackable Bosch washer/dryer.

150 Richardson Street #3B Brooklyn, NY

This 727-square-foot condo is charming and cozy. This unique space features exposed brick walls, concrete ceilings, antique oak hardwood floors, and exposed ductwork. The large living room leads to a south-facing 155 square foot balcony that residents can access through the bedroom. The kitchen’s quartzite island has seating and storage and high-end stainless-steel appliances. The condo has low common charges and taxes, making it a great New York City find.

These under $1,000,000 residences each offer unique features and amenities for prospective homeowners. Want to find your dream home this spring? RealtyHop’s NYC Price Drop Report can tell you which NYC neighborhoods have the most price drops.