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NEW DEVELOPMENTS
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by Highline Residential
While a relatively inactive month in terms of notable new developments launched,New York City's real estate continued to thrive in November 2023 with the introduction of new luxury condominiums across various boroughs, including Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. This month's developments, ranging from high-rise architectural marvels in Manhattan to community-centric projects in emerging neighborhoods, highlight the city's dynamic and evolving urban living landscape.
109 TROUTMAN STREET - 109 Troutman Street, New York, NY 11206
Type
CONDOMINIUM
Total Residences
8
Asking Prices
$425,000 - $925,000
Layouts
1 Bedroom - 4 Bedrooms
Neighborhood
Bushwick / Brooklyn
29 Huron Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Type
CONDOMINIUM
Total Residences
171
Asking Prices
$675,000 - $3,425,000
Layouts
Studio - 4 Bedrooms
Neighborhood
Greenpoint / Brooklyn
11-32 31 AVENUE (VELA) BUILDING - 11-32 31St Avenue, Queens, NY 11106
Type
CONDOMINIUM
Total Residences
28
Asking Prices
$765,000 - $1,385,000
Layouts
1 Bedrooms - 3 Bedrooms
Neighborhood
Astoria / Queens
ARLOPARC CONDOMINIUM - 124 EAST 86TH STREET & 126 EAST 86TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10028
Type
CONDOMINIUM
Total Residences
28
Asking Prices
$2,450,000 - $17,950,000
Layouts
2 Bedrooms - 5 Bedrooms
Neighborhood
Man…
by Highline Residential
Headlined by the exclusive ultra-luxury 10 unit Giorgio Armani Residences and the 191 unit Monogram New York, September saw a series of new developments launch sales, primarily in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Neighborhoods with new inventory include Lenox Hill on the Upper East Side, Midtown East, Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Bushwick, and East Williamsburg.
Monogram New York - 135 E 47th Street, New York NY 10017
Type
Luxury High Rise
Total Residences
191
Asking Prices
$860,000 - $4,530,000
Layouts
Studio-3 Bedrooms
Neighborhood
Midtown East
The Giorgio Armani Residences - 760 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10065
Type
Ultra Luxury
Total Residences
10
Asking Prices
From $25,000,000
Layouts
3+ Bedrooms
Neighborhood
Upper East Side / Lenox Hill
23 Bleecker Street, Brooklyn, NY 11221
Type
Boutique
Total Residences
20
Asking Prices
From $579,000
Layouts
1-2 Bedrooms
Neighborhood
Bushwick
Archive Lofts - 305 E 61st Street, New York, NY 10065
Type
Loft Conversion
Total Residences
35
Asking Prices
From $1,350,000
Layouts
1-3 Bedrooms
Neighborhood
Lenox Hill / Upper East Side
Minuet - 244 E 52nd Street, New York NY 10022
Type
Boutique
Total Residences
15
Asking Prices
$1,255,000 - $6,295,000
Layouts
…
by Highline Residential
Several new development condos launched sales as of August 2023. New inventory launched in several neighborhoods including Flushing, Bensonhurst, Prospect Park South, Long Island City, Williamsburg, and Harlem. A combination of boutique and high rise new developments launched, with the largest being the Longfield, a 392 unit luxury condo in Flushing NY.
Longfield - 131-02 40th Rd, Flushing, NY 11354
Type
High-Rise
Total Residences
392
Asking Prices
$528,000 - $1,492,000
Layouts
1 - 2 Bedrooms
Neighborhood
Flushing
Northern Parc - 144-49 Northern Blvd, Flushing NY 11354
Type
Large Mid-Rise
Total Residences
172
Asking Prices
$459,900 - $1,267,300
Layouts
Studio - 2 Bedrooms
Neighborhood
Flushing
THE PATAGONIA - 11 West 116th Street, New York, NY 10026
Type
Mid-Rise
Total Residences
30
Asking Prices
$755,000 - $2,750,000
Layouts
1 - 4 Bedrooms
Neighborhood
Central Harlem
39 Argyle Road, Brooklyn NY 11218
Type
Boutique
Total Residences
16
Asking Prices
$615,000 - $875,000
Layouts
2 -3 Bedrooms
Neighborhood
Prospect Park South / Ditmas Park
Tower 28 LIC - 28-09 39th Avenue, Long Island City NY 11101
Type
Boutique
Total Residences
13
Asking Prices
From $456,000
Layouts
Studio - 2…
by Highline Residential
If you're looking for a new home in New York City, you'll discover that there are 20% fewer homes on the market this Spring than last. It feels like there are more buyers looking than there are properties to buy. And mortgage rates are increasing for the first time in some New Yorkers' memories! Yet mortgage rates are still relatively low. Rates were double when I bought my first apartment!
Now's the time to jump into the market to avoid any future increases in sale prices and mortgage rates.
Here's what you need to do:
1. Choose a great real estate agent.
As the Sales Manager at Highline, I can recommend one of our excellent agents to represent you and be YOUR fiduciary. One of our jobs is to teach you how you can come out on top in a competitive market. Your agent can show you what you can do to make your offer more appealing to a seller.
2. Get Preapproved. Speak with a mortgage professional to find out how much you can afford.
Don't overextend yourself. History shows that your home WILL appreciate over the long term, but you also need to be able to afford it for the long term. Make sure that you're comfortable with the amount that you are going to spend, and make sure that you still have your emergency fund even after your down payment. Your Highline agent can recommend some skillful mortgage professionals. To make a competitive offer for your dream home and get the seller to consider your offer, your mortgage preapproval needs to be in order.
3. Be pr…