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What You’ll Get in NYC for under $700,000 in December 2025

New York City remained the fourth least affordable housing market in the country as of December, with a median listing price of $890,000. Thankfully, buyers searching around the $700,000 mark can still find a variety of options across the city. From prewar co-ops filled with historic character to modern condos designed for efficiency, there’s something for nearly every lifestyle. Listings for under $700000 in December 2025 come with a variety of features —whether you’re drawn to spacious bedrooms, private outdoor space, or oversized windows, these units have something for everyone. 

What You’ll Get in NYC for under $700,000 in December 2025

7401 Shore Road #2A, Brooklyn, NY

PRICE
$699,000
BED
2
BATH
2
TYPE
Co-op
NEIGHBORHOOD
Bay Ridge
BOROUGH
Brooklyn

Prospective buyers with an interest in living in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, can check out this spacious waterfront 2-bedroom co-op apartment unit. Residents can enjoy views of the Narrows Harbor through the oversized windows featured throughout the home or, even better, on the private terrace connected to the living room. The unit features a spacious main living room, along with a kitchen with plenty of cabinetry and granite countertops. The co-op building itself is well-maintained, pet-friendly, and has laundry facilities and a live-in superintendent on site. Ready to check it out? Schedule a showing through the inquiry form today.


Manhattan living room with exposed brick, decorative fireplace, and bookshelf

331 East 92nd Street #4B New York, NY

PRICE
$665,000
BED
2
BATH
1
TYPE
Co-op
NEIGHBORHOOD
Upper East Side
BOROUGH
Manhattan

This delightful pre-war 2 bedroom co-op is located on a charming tree-lined block on the Upper East Side. The unit features hardwood flooring throughout, 9.5-foot ceilings, exposed brick walls, and a decorative fireplace. There is plenty of built-in storage in the form of closets and bookshelves. The co-op building is pet-friendly and comes with laundry facilities, a live-in superintendent, and easy access to restaurants, bars, cafes, and shops in the Upper East Side.

Queens home with bright and airy windows

37-28 85th Street #32 Queens, NY

PRICE
$669,000
BED
2
BATH
1
TYPE
Co-op
NEIGHBORHOOD
Jackson Heights
BOROUGH
Queens

Next on our list is a 2-bedroom co-op unit in Linden Courts, a landmarked building in the historic district of Jackson Heights, Queens. This unit features oversized windows throughout the unit, leading to a bright and airy layout for residents. Newly finished hardwood floors, along with a renovated kitchen, provide future residents with a great living experience.


Queens living area with private terrace

43-30 52nd Street #3B Woodside, NY

PRICE
$650,748
BED
2
BATH
1
TYPE
Condo
NEIGHBORHOOD
Woodside
BOROUGH
Queens

This newly constructed condo in Woodside, Queens, is pet-friendly and comes with elevator access. Modern and stylish, the apartments inside this condo won’t disappoint. Each features an open kitchen with granite countertops, marble backsplash, stainless steel appliances, and plenty of shelving and storage options. Prospective buyers will find tiled flooring throughout the kitchen, living room, and dining room and hardwood floors in the bedrooms. Each unit comes with its own balcony, perfect for entertaining or for fresh air throughout the day.

Brooklyn unit with a renovated kitchen

1155 Ocean Avenue #1C Brooklyn, NY

PRICE
$649,000
BED
2
BATH
1
TYPE
Co-op
NEIGHBORHOOD
Flatbush
BOROUGH
Brooklyn

The final unit featured this month is this spacious two-bedroom pre-war unit in Flatbush. The home has a large living room and dining room space that’s perfect for entertaining. The kitchen has been recently renovated and has a cozy eat-in area. There are plenty of closets and storage spaces around the apartment. The unit itself is located in a well-maintained building with elevator access, laundry facilities, and a live-in super. The building is pet-friendly and offers both bike and vehicle parking (currently waitlisted).

Check back next month after December 2025 to see what you’ll get in NYC for a different price point.

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