A New York City Home for Less Than $350,000
Housing prices in New York are notoriously high, but if you look carefully, especially with an open mind on location, you can find something affordable.
Credit.Tom Sibley for The New York Times
July 30, 2021Updated 9:04 a.m. ET
The pandemic upended New York City’s real estate market, and even as prices and inventory start to normalize, one thing remains clear: You still get a lot less here than you would almost anywhere else.
But your money may go farther than you think. Despite the buzz about big-ticket penthouses owned by billionaires, the city also has hundreds of properties that can be attained without Bezos-level wealth. The available number of these more modestly sized apartments has grown since the pandemic, as demand shifted toward larger units that can more easily accommodate working from home.