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Manhattan co-op prices have risen 27% in the past decade; Top 10 list shows uptown neighborhoods see largest increases

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Clawing the way out of a recession would be a tough way to start any decade, but New York is nothing if not resilient. That is especially true of the co-op market: CityRealty data shows that over the past ten years, the average co-op price throughout the city has made an impressive climb from $971K to $1.377 million, or an increase of 27%. A total of 5,530 sales is projected for this year.

Downtown neighborhoods remain as hot as ever, but Upper Manhattan makes an impressive showing as well. As we take a look at the neighborhoods that saw the most dramatic price leaps by percentage, we also peek at apartments at the average price and other prime examples of local listings at varying price ranges.

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96 Arden Street
96 Arden Street Washington Heights
720 Fort Washington Avenue
720 Fort Washington Avenue Washington Heights
The River Arts, 871 Riverside Drive
The River Arts, 871 Riverside Drive Washington Heights
118 Suffolk Street
118 Suffolk Street Lower East Side
Hillman Coop, 530 Grand Street
Hillman Coop, 530 Grand Street Lower East Side


Nolita
237-Lafayette-Street-1 All images of 237 Lafayette Street via Compass
243-Mulberry-Street-1 243 Mulberry Street via The Corcoran Group
240-Centre-Street-1 The Police Building via The Modlin Group

Tribeca (CityRealty)
177-Duane-Street-1 177 Duane Street via Halstead
105-Hudson-Street-1 The Powell Building via R New York
10-Leonard-Street-1 10 Leonard Street via Compass

East Harlem East Harlem
2084-Madison-Avenue-1 2084 Madison Avenue via Compass
1270-Fifth-Avenue-1 1270 Fifth Avenue via Spire Realty
1825-Madison-Avenue-1 Madison Plaza via Douglas Elliman

Harlem (CityRealty)
100-West-141st-Street-1 Lenox Court via Kurland Realty
133-West-131st-Street-1 133 West 131st Street via Compass
2235-Frederick-Douglass-Boulevard-1 Harriet Tubman Gardens via Compass

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117-Prince-Street-1 117 Prince Street via Compass
143-Sullivan-Street-1 143 Sullivan Street via Compass
64-Grand-Street-1 64 Grand Street via Douglas Elliman

Washington-Hudson Heights (CityRealty)
720-Fort-Washington-Avenue-1 720 Fort Washington Avenue via Compass
15900-Riverside-Drive-West-1 The River Arts via The Corcoran Group
96-Arden-Street-1 96 Arden Street via Bizzarro Agency

Gramercy (CityRealty)
105-East-19th-Street-1 The Goelet via Buchbinder & Warren
61-Lexington-Avenue-1 61 Lexington Avenue via Compass
50-Gramercy-Park-North-1 Gramercy Park Hotel via The Corcoran Group

Hamilton Heights
655-Riverside-Drive-1 655 Riverside Drive via Keller Williams
345-West-145th-Street-1 345 West 145th Street via Compass
501-West-138th-Street-1 501 West 138th Street via Halstead

Lower East Side (RIP Sunshine Theater)
473-FDR-Drive-1 East River Coop via Loho Realty
530-Grand-Street-1 Hillman Coop via Halstead
118-Suffolk-Street-1 118 Suffolk Street via Halstead

Morningside Heights
417-Riverside-Drive-1 Cliff Haven via The Corcoran Group
380-Riverside-Drive-1 The Hendrik Hudson via Douglas Elliman
501-West-123rd-Street-1 501 West 123rd Street via Bond NY
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