Manhattan condos typically range from $1.2 million to $2.5 million, though luxury units can exceed $10 million.

The Upper East Side, Tribeca, and SoHo are premier spots for luxury condos and penthouses.

Yes — neighborhoods like Washington Heights, Inwood, and East Harlem offer more affordable options under $700,000.

Manhattan tends to have higher prices, stricter co-op boards, and faster market turnover, but offers unmatched access to city life.

Midtown East, Hudson Yards, and the Financial District are strong investment zones due to rental demand and redevelopment.

Condos charge monthly fees for amenities and maintenance, while co-ops include building upkeep, staff, and property taxes.

Yes — foreign buyers can purchase Manhattan condos, though co-op approvals can be more restrictive.

Battery Park City, the Upper West Side, and Gramercy are popular for families due to parks, schools, and safety.

Simply request a showing on the Manhattan Homes for Sale page — we’ll match you with an agent right away.

Expect 3%–6% of the purchase price, including attorney fees, transfer taxes, and mansion tax (if applicable).