New York's most expensive neighborhoods include familiar locations and new enclaves alike. (15 Hudson Yards via Related Companies)
As PropertyShark checks in on New York’s most expensive neighborhoods, it also reveals buyers’ shifting priorities and wish lists. While Tribeca’s combination of historic conversions and eye-popping new construction helps it cling to the top spot with a median sales price of $4.34 million, the newly constructed Hudson Yards zoomed to the second spot on the list with sales in 15 Hudson Yards, its first residential building. Further downtown, the redeveloped Puck Building was a key factor in Nolita/Little Italy surpassing Soho and knocking it down a spot.
Nine of the top ten most expensive New York neighborhoods are in Manhattan, but Brooklyn cannot be counted out. The Cobble Hill House, a new development that combines brownstone traditions with contemporary wishes, accounts for 17 out of 29 transactions in its neighborhood and nudges Cobble Hill into the upper echelons. See New York’s ten most expensive neighborhoods and the best of what they all have to offer.
Nine of the top ten most expensive New York neighborhoods are in Manhattan, but Brooklyn cannot be counted out. The Cobble Hill House, a new development that combines brownstone traditions with contemporary wishes, accounts for 17 out of 29 transactions in its neighborhood and nudges Cobble Hill into the upper echelons. See New York’s ten most expensive neighborhoods and the best of what they all have to offer.
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10) Gramercy Park, median price $1.66M
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Parlor
Private garden
This spectacular single-family townhome comes with a highly coveted key to Gramercy Park, but offers even greater exclusivity with a private garden and terrace. Inside, a glass-enclosed vestibule and grand entrance hall lead to impressively proportioned space that allows for grand entertaining and low-key living alike. Features include soaring ceilings, wood-burning fireplaces, a large skylight, a massive eat-in kitchen, and a two-story master suite. See floor plan and full details here.
9) Greenwich Village, median price $1.7M
All images of 37 East 12th Street via Compass
Kitchen
Bedroom
Expansive penthouse in a vintage 19th-century building expertly combines historic details with modern finishes. Features include soaring barrel-vaulted ceilings, large skylights, chevron-patterned walnut floors, wood-burning fireplace,and sun-drenched kitchen with custom cabinetry. A private rooftop terrace is beautifully landscaped and outfitted with custom lighting, full irrigation system, and outdoor kitchen with grill and outdoor television. See floor plan and full details here.
8) Flatiron District, median price $2.16M
All images of 15 Union Square West via MW Studio/The Corcoran Group
Master bedroom
Private roof terrace
This building was once headquarters to Tiffany & Company, and this expansive penthouse with custom details and skyline vistas is a gem in its own right. Highlights include an open floor plan, floor-to-ceiling windows, Savant home automation system, gas-burning fireplace, floating staircase, chef's kitchen, full-floor master suite, and spacious secondary bedroom with en suite baths. The lower-level terrace has a built-in grill and dining pergola, and a private rooftop terrace boasts an outdoor fireplace and hot tub. See floor plan and full details here.
7) Cobble Hill, median price $2.35M
All images of The Cobble Hill House via Allyson Lubow/The Corcoran Group
Kitchen
Private roof deck
Dramatic penthouse in an exciting new development boasts triple exposures, loft-like layout, 7' windows, and excellent closet space. The windowed kitchen comes with endless counter and storage space. A private staircase leads to a large roof deck with gas hookup and incredible bridge and water views. See floor plan and full details here.
6) Hudson Square, median price $2.47M
All images of 300 Spring Street via Compass
Kitchen
Private roof terrace
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Stunning triplex penthouse in a bustling downtown neighborhood boasts bespoke finishes, 10' ceilings, sun-drenched living room with gas fireplace, and master suite with two walk-in closets, sitting area, and spa-like bath. The gourmet kitchen is outfitted with European cabinetry, waterfall marble island, and top-of-the-line appliances. On the top floor, French doors lead to a private roof terrace ideal for entertaining and dining. See floor plan and full details here.
5) Garment District, median price $2.61M
All images of The Bryant via Miller Hare
Living room
Private loggia
High-floor home in a new masterpiece just off Bryant Park is filled with incomparable natural light and views of the park, the Empire State Building, and the Lower Manhattan skyline. In the south-facing Great Room, sliding glass doors open to a double-height colonnade and terrace. The chef's kitchen features bespoke millwork and a full suite of state-of-the-art appliances. See floor plan and full details here.
4) Soho, median price $2.62M
All images of 62 Wooster Street via Stribling
Dining area and kitchen
Master bedroom
Full-floor home in the heart of Soho is rich in historic features like soaring ceilings, oversized windows, exposed brick walls, exposed wood joists, and Corinthian columns. However, the modern buyer will appreciate the smart home technology, custom lighting, and chef's kitchen with American walnut cabinetry, marble and stone slabs, and top-of-the-line appliances. All bedrooms have en suite baths, and the master suite boasts an expansive layout, western views, and two walk-in closets. See floor plan and full details here.
3) Nolita/Little Italy, median price $2.66M
All images of 285 Lafayette Street via The Modlin Group
Kitchen
Private roof terrace
No detail was overlooked in this enormous apartment in a prime downtown location. Features include oversized windows, double living room with fireplace, chef's kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, seven-room master suite, library, home gym, home theater, and wine cellar. Over 5,000 square feet of private outdoor space boasts a yoga lawn, putting green, wet bar, and spa tub. See floor plan and full details here.
2) Hudson Yards, median price $3.86M
All images of Fifteen Hudson Yards via The Related Companies
Kitchen
Master bath
Spectacular corner condo in New York's newest neighborhood is beautifully enhanced by soaring ceilings, southwestern exposures, and stunning views of the Hudson River, Lower Manhattan skyline, Statue of Liberty, and New York Harbor through floor-to-ceiling windows. The oversized open kitchen is outfitted with a marble island, impressive storage space, and Miele appliance suite. The ultra-private master suite enjoys river views, two walk-in closets, and spa-like bath with soaking tub and separate shower. See floor plan and full details here.
1) Tribeca, median price $4.34M
All images of 70 Vestry Street via Related Companies
Kitchen
Master bedroom
Expansive riverfront home is filled with natural light from triple exposures and floor-to-ceiling windows. The windowed kitchen opens to a separate family room and boasts marble counters and accents, custom oak paneling, and state-of-the-art appliances. All bedrooms have en suite baths and generous closet space, and the master suite features a dressing room, two walk-in closets, two master baths, and double doors leading to a private terrace. See floor plan and full details here.
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