Milton Coste

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NYC Apartments Under $1M

2,874 properties priced under $1M

Finding Apartments Under $1M in NYC

At this price point in NYC, buyers can expect a mix of co-ops, condos, and occasionally multi-family properties. Co-ops typically offer more square footage per dollar, while condos provide more flexibility for investors and pied-a-terre buyers.

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334 E 65TH Street #21 Active

$299,000

Condop
1 bd | 1 ba

334 E 65TH Street #21

Lenox Hill

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New York Properties RLS
76-66 Austin Street #4-K Active

$299,000

Co-op
1 bd | 1 ba

76-66 Austin Street #4-K

Forest Hills

REAVIS DEVELOPMENT MARKETING LLC RLS
3050 FAIRFIELD Avenue #8C Active

$299,000

Co-op
1 bd | 1 ba

3050 FAIRFIELD Avenue #8C

Spuyten Duyvil

The Agency Brokerage RLS
99 Bank Street #2A Active

$299,000

Co-op
0 bd | 1 ba

99 Bank Street #2A

West Village

Compass RLS
155 E 49th Street #1C Active

$300,000

Co-op
0 bd | 1 ba

155 E 49th Street #1C

Midtown East

Compass RLS
111 E 56th Street #712 Active

$300,000

Co-op
0 bd | 1 ba |634 sqft

111 E 56th Street #712

Midtown East

Stephen P Wald Real Estate Associates Inc RLS
94 HAMILTON Place #4C Active

$300,000

Co-op
1 bd | 1 ba

94 HAMILTON Place #4C

Hamilton Heights

Corcoran Group RLS
140 W 69TH Street #61B Active

$300,000

Co-op
0 bd | 1 ba |250 sqft

140 W 69TH Street #61B

Lincoln Square

Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC RLS
66 W 138th Street #2D Active

$300,000

Condo
1 bd | 1 ba |417 sqft

66 W 138th Street #2D

Central Harlem

Compass RLS
111 E 56th Street #409 Active

$300,000

Co-op
1 bd | 1 ba |600 sqft

111 E 56th Street #409

Midtown East

Stephen P Wald Real Estate Associates Inc RLS
773 Eastern Parkway #1A Active

$300,000

Co-op
1 bd | 1 ba

773 Eastern Parkway #1A

Crown Heights

Compass RLS
304 W 89TH Street #5D Active

$300,000

Co-op
1 bd | 1 ba

304 W 89TH Street #5D

Upper West Side

Corcoran Group RLS
2621 PALISADE Avenue #2G Active

$300,000

Co-op
1 bd | 1 ba |750 sqft

2621 PALISADE Avenue #2G

Spuyten Duyvil

Brown Harris Stevens Riverdale LLC RLS
915 E 17th Street #116 Active

$300,000

Co-op
1 bd | 1 ba

915 E 17th Street #116

Midwood

Howard Hanna NYC RLS
70 Remsen Street #2I Active

$300,000

Co-op
0 bd | 1 ba

70 Remsen Street #2I

Brooklyn Heights

Compass RLS
86 Thayer Street #2-C Active

$300,000

Co-op
1 bd | 1 ba |487 sqft

86 Thayer Street #2-C

Washington Heights

REAVIS DEVELOPMENT MARKETING LLC RLS
282 MANHATTAN Avenue #2N Active

$301,987

Co-op
3 bd | 1 ba

282 MANHATTAN Avenue #2N

South Harlem

Corcoran Group RLS
3060 Ocean Avenue #2L Active

$305,000

Co-op
1 bd | 1 ba |800 sqft

3060 Ocean Avenue #2L

Sheepshead Bay

Abacus Properties LLC RLS
971 JEROME Street #3F Active

$305,000

Condo
1 bd | 1 ba |644 sqft

971 JEROME Street #3F

New Lots

Brooklyn Real Property Inc RLS
629 KAPPOCK Street #5A Active

$305,000

Co-op
2 bd | 1 ba |1,000 sqft

629 KAPPOCK Street #5A

Spuyten Duyvil

Corcoran Group RLS
31-85 Crescent Street #419 Active

$305,000

Co-op
0 bd | 1 ba |450 sqft

31-85 Crescent Street #419

Astoria

R New York RLS
282 E 35TH Street #2P Active

$305,000

Co-op
1 bd | 1 ba

282 E 35TH Street #2P

East Flatbush

Douglas Elliman Real Estate RLS
114 E 98TH Street #1W Active

$305,000

Co-op
0 bd | 1 ba

114 E 98TH Street #1W

Carnegie Hill

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New York Properties RLS
224 Highland Boulevard #808 Active

$305,000

Co-op
1 bd | 1 ba |1,200 sqft

224 Highland Boulevard #808

Cypress Hills

Keller Williams Realty Empire RLS
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you buy an apartment under $1M in NYC?
Yes. There are currently 2,874 apartments listed under $1M in NYC. Most are co-ops, which tend to have lower purchase prices but require board approval and may have stricter financing rules.
What is the difference between a co-op and a condo?
In a co-op, you buy shares of a corporation that owns the building. In a condo, you own the unit outright. Co-ops typically cost less but have stricter board rules. Condos offer more flexibility for investors and subletting.

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