How much does a home cost in Upper Manhattan?

Co-ops in Washington Heights and Inwood typically range from $250,000 to $600,000, while historic brownstones can exceed $1.5 million. Harlem properties often range from $800,000 to $3 million.

Is Upper Manhattan a good investment?

Yes. Upper Manhattan continues to present significant value compared to downtown markets with spacious pre-war apartments and ongoing neighborhood development.

What neighborhoods are in Upper Manhattan?

Upper Manhattan includes Washington Heights, Inwood, Harlem, East Harlem, and Hamilton Heights, each with its own distinct character.

How long is the commute from Upper Manhattan to Midtown?

The A, C, 1, 2, and 3 trains provide direct access to Midtown in 20 to 35 minutes depending on location.

Upper Manhattan

Vibrant culture, stunning architecture, and exceptional investment opportunities in historic neighborhoods.

Median Price

$545,000

Avg. Days on Market

48 days

Price per Sq Ft

$520

Inventory Trend

Increasing demand, tight supply

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Living in Upper Manhattan

Upper Manhattan encompasses diverse and culturally rich neighborhoods including Washington Heights, Inwood, and Harlem. Known for its breathtaking pre-war architecture, expansive parks like Fort Tryon, and sweeping views of the Hudson River, this area offers some of the most compelling real estate opportunities in Manhattan. It combines rich history with a dynamic, evolving community.

Our data-driven approach to real estate in Upper Manhattan ensures that whether you are buying or selling, you have the market intelligence needed to make the most informed decisions. We track hyper-local trends, pricing shifts, and inventory changes to give our clients a distinct competitive advantage.

Market Outlook

Upper Manhattan continues to present significant value compared to downtown markets. Investors and homebuyers are increasingly drawn to the area's spacious pre-war apartments, historic brownstones, and ongoing neighborhood development.

Lifestyle

A vibrant, culturally diverse lifestyle awaits, with incredible local dining, historic landmarks, and massive green spaces. The community is tight-knit, and the transit access makes commuting downtown seamless.

Schools

Upper Manhattan offers a mix of well-regarded NYC public schools and notable private institutions. The area is served by several specialized high schools and magnet programs, with ongoing investments in local education.

Transit & Commute

The A, C, 1, 2, and 3 subway lines provide direct access to Midtown in 20-35 minutes. The M60 bus connects to LaGuardia Airport. Metro-North also stops at 125th Street for additional regional access.

Upper Manhattan Market Data

Period	Median Sale Price	Number of Sales	Avg. Days on Market
Q1 2026	$548,000	89	45 days
Q4 2025	$530,000	76	52 days
Q3 2025	$515,000	82	50 days

Data is for illustrative purposes. Contact Rafael for a custom market analysis with the latest figures.

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