What You’ll Get in NYC for $800,000

New York City remains the country’s fourth least affordable housing market, forcing buyers to carefully asses their budgets and search criteria during the purchasing process. In New York City, buyers can expect to spend $865,000 on a property at the start of the new year. This month, we’ll explore what you’ll get in NYC for $800,000, including homes with private outdoor space, in-unit laundry, and pre-war charms like exposed brick.

What You’ll Get in NYC in January 2025

71 Nassau Street #12B Manhattan, NY

Experience downtown Manhattan listing with this Financial District one-bedroom. The condo includes modern finishings and receives plenty of natural light. Upon walking into the unit, owners will find the open-concept kitchen and living area, complete with storage under the windows, marble countertops, and stainless steel appliances. Additionally, the kitchen includes a closet with the in-unit washer and dryer. In the bedroom, owners will also appreciate built-in storage and bookshelves, giving them numerous opportunities to personalize the space. There is plenty of storage throughout the rest of the unit as well, including a walk-in closet in the bedroom, and a closet off of the bathroom. This unit resides in a doorman building with additional amenities like a fitness center, a roof deck, and a super.

1825 Foster Avenue #1F Brooklyn, NY

Families will appreciate the spacious layout of this two-bedroom home in Flatbush. The unit includes a spacious kitchen and dining area, complete with white cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and a large window that lets in natural light. There is a partial wall separating the kitchen from the living room, but still permitting a natural flow between the areas. Toward the east side of the home, owners will find the wing with two bedrooms. The hallway includes three closets, and the first bedroom also has a closet. In the primary bedroom, residents will enjoy three windows, more closet space, and hardwood floors. If owners desire, they could also convert some of the closet space throughout the main hallway into a second bathroom, with board approval. The home resides in an art-deco style building with an elevator, evening super, laundry room, and a community room with a gym. Residents will live near restaurants, cafes, and Prospect Park.

24-75 38th Street #D5 Queens, NY

Small families in Astoria can enjoy this well-lit co-op unit in a pre-war building with original charms. The home opens into the living room, complete with exposed brick, multiple windows, and hardwood floors. In the renovated windowed kitchen, owners will find stainless steel appliances, a dishwasher, and plenty of counter space. This part of the home also includes a spacious dining area, connecting the kitchen to the living room. Down the hall, owners will find an in-unit washer and dryer, then the two bedrooms on opposing sides. Additionally, each bedroom includes plenty of closet space, and the primary bedroom has a slightly larger floorplan. This unit is part of a four-building co-op development with numerous community amenities like a sky deck featuring Manhattan and Brooklyn views, a landscaped courtyard, and a fitness center. Owners can also rent additional storage units and have pets in the home. Finally, residents will live near neighborhood restaurants, the Museum of the Moving Image, and public transportation.

509 West 122nd Street #3 Manhattan, NY

Buyers looking to live uptown and maintain proximity to Central Park can purchase this co-op with modern updates. This unit resides in a renovated pre-war historic building and maintains original features like exposed brick and hardwood floors in the bedrooms. Owners will appreciate the eat-in kitchen, complete with new stainless steel appliances, wooden cabinets, and recessed lighting. Additionally, they will find the living room which features sliding doors into the den. Owners could also use this space as an office or a small guest bedroom. The primary bedroom in the home also features a closet, a spacious floorplan, and numerous windows. This pet-friendly home resides on the first floor of the Ogontz cooperative building and sits near Morningside Park, numerous restaurants, and public transportation.

702 Hancock Street #1A Brooklyn, NY

Prospective buyers who are dreaming of outdoor summer nights will enjoy this one-bedroom home with a private outdoor garden. Residents will enter the home and turn right to find the open-concept kitchen and living area, complete with floor-to-ceiling windows and access to the outdoor space. The fenced in private garden also spans two levels, making it ideal for hosting small gatherings, or relaxing after a long day. Back inside, the modern kitchen also boasts a large marble counter with room for barstool seats. At the other end of the home, owners will find their spacious bedroom, which also includes another access point into the home. This unit also includes a washer and dryer hookup, a video intercom, and wide plank oak floors. The co-op resides in an amenity-filled building including a rooftop terrace, solar panels that heat and cool the building, keeping costs low, and a laundry room. The home also has a low cap rate of 2.62%.

Check back next month to see what you’ll get in NYC for a different price point.