Manhattan, New York
Manhattan Community Board 12 Homes for Sale
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13 homes
Avg $687,692
Market Overview
Manhattan Community Board 12 Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Manhattan Community Board 12, NY
13
Active Listings
$688K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$225,000
To
$1,269,000
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About Manhattan Community Board 12 Real Estate
Manhattan Community Board 12 occupies the northernmost section of Manhattan and functions as a primarily residential area with a mix of long-term residents and newer arrivals. The board covers Washington Heights and Inwood, two adjacent communities that share similar housing patterns and daily rhythms. Many households here value the quieter streets and proximity to larger green spaces compared with more central parts of the borough. Daily life centers on local shops, restaurants, and services along major corridors, with easy access to subway lines that connect residents to jobs and amenities farther south. Parks such as Fort Tryon Park and Inwood Hill Park provide trails, playing fields, and riverfront paths that see regular use by walkers, families, and recreational athletes. The area is generally walkable, with many errands accomplished on foot and public transit serving as the main option for longer trips. Schools include both district public options and a range of charter and private institutions that families consider when choosing where to settle. Housing consists largely of pre-war apartment buildings, some converted row houses, and a smaller number of single-family homes on the steeper side streets. At the moment the market shows 13 active listings with an average asking price near $688,000, reflecting a range that stretches from entry-level units to larger properties priced above one million dollars.
Average listing price: $687,692 · 13 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current listings span from $225,000 to $1,269,000, with an average asking price of roughly $688,000. Buyers will find a mix of smaller co-ops and condos at the lower end and larger apartments or townhouses toward the top of the range. The 13 active listings give a snapshot of what is presently available.
Most residents can reach grocery stores, pharmacies, and restaurants on foot along the main commercial streets. Public transit options supplement walking when trips extend beyond the immediate neighborhood. Sidewalks and crosswalks are generally well maintained, supporting regular pedestrian activity.
The housing stock is dominated by pre-war apartment buildings, with some converted row houses and a limited supply of single-family homes on quieter side streets. Buyers looking for more space often consider the upper floors of these buildings or the occasional townhouse. The current listings reflect this variety in unit sizes and layouts.
Fort Tryon Park and Inwood Hill Park sit within or adjacent to the board boundaries and offer trails, lawns, and river views. These spaces see steady use for walking, sports, and informal gatherings. Many residents treat them as everyday extensions of their living environment.
The area is served by the local public school district along with several charter and private schools. Families typically evaluate options based on commute distance, program focus, and after-school offerings. School choice is one factor weighed alongside housing type and transit access when people decide to buy here.
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