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Looking for a new place under seven-figures in one of NYC’s five boroughs? Here's a sampling of what’s on the market for (or around) $750,000. See something you like? Before you put any money down, get buyer-smart with BrickUnderground’s How to Buy Guide. NYC newbies would be wise to check out our crash course on how to find an apartment in NYC. And don't forget to do a background check on the building before you make an offer with the in-depth property reports available on Point2 Homes, a BrickUnderground sponsor.

Searching for a new home on a tight budget? Here’s a sampling of what’s available for right around $450,000 in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island. Get a refresher on tips for buying with BrickUnderground’s How to Buy Guide. If you’re new to NYC, our crash course on how to find an apartment in NYC will come in handy. See an apartment you like? Do a background check on the building before you make an offer with the in-depth property reports available on Point2 Homes, a BrickUnderground sponsor.

If you’re in the market for a new place and your budget is $600k, grab a pencil and click through this sampling of what’s available across all five of NYC’s boroughs. Sharpen your buying knowledge with our How to Buy Guide. Or, if you’re new to NYC, take BrickUnderground’s crash course on how to find an apartment in NYC. See an apartment you like? Do a background check on the building before you make an offer with the in-depth property reports available on Point2 Homes, a BrickUnderground sponsor.

If the prospect of yet another holiday haul is putting you in an upsizing frame of mind, here's a sampling of how far $1 million will get you across NYC's five boroughs. While you’re looking, you might also want to brush up on your buying knowledge with BrickUnderground’s How to Buy Guide. Plus, we’ve got a crash course on how to find an apartment in NYC for those first-time NYC buyers. See an apartment you like? Do a background check on the building before you make an offer with the in-depth property reports available on Point2 Homes, a BrickUnderground sponsor.

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