Manhattan | 100 West 93rd Street, No. 21E
Upper West Side Condo
$850,000
A newly renovated one-bedroom, one-bath, 516-square-foot apartment with oak floors, quartz countertops, a radiant-heat bathroom floor and a washer/dryer. It’s on the 21st floor of a 29-story doorman building with a live-in super, a shared terrace, a gym, shared laundry, a bike room and a public parking garage. Maria Daou and Adjina Dekidjiev, Coldwell Banker Warburg, 917-689-3621; cbwarburg.com
Costs
Common charges: $621 a month
Taxes: $474 a month
Pros
The apartment has a nice view of the Upper West Side. Board approval is not required. There’s a Trader Joe’s on the block.
Cons
The building lacks extra storage.
Manhattan | 135 East 47th Street, No. 20B
Midtown East Condo
$2.25 million
A two-bedroom, two-bath, 969-square-foot apartment with an open floor plan, a primary suite with radiant-heat bathroom floors, zoned heat and air-conditioning and a washer/dryer. It’s on the 20th floor of a 35-story new development that has a doorman, a virtual intercom, a concierge, a live-in super, basement storage cages, a bike room, a gym, steam rooms, saunas, a library, a courtyard and a roof deck. Jordan Shea, Ariel Tirosh, Ruoxi (Alicia) Dong, Douglas Elliman, 212-645-4040; elliman.com
Costs
Common charges: $1,755 a month
Taxes: $1,209 a month
Pros
It’s a corner unit with nice views extending to the East River.
Cons
The kitchen lacks counter space without an island. There’s no bathtub. Basement storage cages start at $36,000.
Queens | 144 Beach 93rd Street
Far Rockaway House
$1.795 million
An updated two-bedroom, three-bath, 2,599-square-foot detached house from 1920 that has an open floor plan, a windowed kitchen, a sun room, a full bath with a radiant-heat floor, and a wood stove on the first floor; a living area, a bedroom, a full bath, a balcony and a terrace on the second; and a living area, a bedroom, a full bath and a skylight on the third. There’s a finished walkout basement with a radiant heat floor, a sauna and a music studio; plus a driveway, a rear deck with an outdoor shower, a garden, a roof deck and an electric vehicle charging station. Olivia Ionescu, Corcoran Group, 917-704-4003; corcoran.com
Costs
Taxes: $457 a month
Pros
The front landscaping is designed to reduce flooding. There’s storage under the porch. The roof deck has a pretty view.
Cons
The ladder to the roof deck may feel unsafe to some. The washer/dryer is in the basement, far from the bedrooms. The first-floor bathroom lacks privacy glass and is visible from the backyard.
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