As home prices in New York City continue to test buyers’ budgets, those searching around the $700,000 mark can still find a surprising variety of options across the five boroughs. From prewar co-ops filled with historic character to modern condos designed for efficiency, there’s something for nearly every lifestyle. This month’s listings showcase how far your dollar can go in November 2025—whether you’re drawn to brownstone charm, skyline views, or sleek city living.
What You’ll Get in NYC in November 2025
167 W 73rd Street #9, Manhattan, NY 10023
| PRICE $699,000 |
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TYPE Co-op |
NEIGHBORHOOD Upper West Side |
BOROUGH Manhattan |
Located in a classic six-unit brownstone co-op, this triplex loft unit sits on the Upper West Side of Manhattan in a prime area on West 73rd Street. With access to a private rooftop deck, the owner will also take full advantage of the massive windows that leave the unit drenched in sun. The Monthly HOA fees come in at $2,150, and the building is pet-friendly, allows pieds-a-terre, and sublets (with board approval).
443 Hicks Street #2E, Brooklyn, NY 11201
| PRICE $499,000 |
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TYPE Condo |
NEIGHBORHOOD Cobble Hill |
BOROUGH Brooklyn |
This one-bedroom condo located in Cobble Hill Towers is a recently renovated sunlit dream. For homebuyers looking for a sleek but functional bright space, this is a great option. Despite the small size of the unit, City-Quiet double windows keep out the noise, and there is plenty of space for a queen bed, and don’t forget about the large closets! There is an ongoing assessment of $517.50 per month in addition to the common charges of $524.
470 W 24TH Street #19C, Manhattan, NY 10011
This beautifully renovated studio at London Terrace combines prewar charm with modern luxury, featuring high ceilings, wide-plank floors, and sweeping city views. The kitchen is outfitted with new Bertazzoni appliances and quartz countertops, while the Carrara marble bathroom adds a touch of timeless elegance. Residents enjoy a full-time doorman, an Olympic-sized indoor pool, a fitness center, and a private roof deck in the heart of Chelsea. No board approval is required for pied-à-terres or purchasing for children, and buyers benefit from unlimited subletting after two years.
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61-35 98th Street #15E, Queens, NY 11374
| PRICE $695,000 |
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TYPE Co-op |
NEIGHBORHOOD Rego Park |
BOROUGH Queens |
For those looking for a bit more size, but a longer commute, Rego Park may be a great option. This three-bed, two-bath co-op in Park City Estates has generously sized living spaces and a primary bedroom with a large custom-made closet. There is also a private screened balcony, so fresh air and privacy can both be accessible. HOA dues are $1,511
Check back next month after November 2025 to see what you’ll get in NYC for a different price point.
