
Steals of the Week: Top 5 NYC Homes Under $1M
Five current New York City homes asking less than $1 million, from a glass-wrapped Astoria condo to a loft-like Washington Heights co-op.
Explore neighborhood context, apartment-search advice, and current home collections organized by location, nearby places, and visual features.
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Five current New York City homes asking less than $1 million, from a glass-wrapped Astoria condo to a loft-like Washington Heights co-op.

Tour a renovated Ditmas Park Victorian at 534 East 24th Street, with four distinctive bathrooms, stained glass, coffered ceilings, and an arched-window kitchen.

Inside a freestanding Park Slope townhouse where four exposures, glass stairs, and terraces keep the rooms connected to the outdoors.

Step inside 1094 Park Place, then use its defining architectural details to explore current homes with a similar look.

Explore 54 public and public charter schools across New York City, then move directly into current homes near each school with nearThere search links.

Inside a Riverdale mansion where a circular, skylit atrium and repeated arched windows give more than 17,000 square feet a clear architectural rhythm.

An archived Home of the Week at 555 West End Avenue, plus current New York City homes with similar arched-window and dramatic-scale visual features.

What the planned Whole Foods at 55–60 Myrtle Avenue may mean for daily-life convenience, home search behavior, and the Ridgewood housing conversation.

How housing stock, development patterns, transit, and neighborhood character shaped different market paths in Bushwick and Ridgewood from 2005 through 2025.