Manhattan, New York
Manhattan Community Board 5 Homes for Sale
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31 homes
Avg $5,891,967
Market Overview
Manhattan Community Board 5 Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Manhattan Community Board 5, NY
31
Active Listings
$5.9M
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$49,000
To
$128,000,000
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About Manhattan Community Board 5 Real Estate
Manhattan Community Board 5 covers a central portion of Manhattan that includes Midtown and adjacent areas, home to a mix of longtime residents, professionals, and families who value proximity to both work and cultural destinations. The district sits roughly in the middle of the borough, giving residents easy access to surrounding neighborhoods without being on the far edges of the island. Daily life tends to revolve around walkable streets, nearby parks, and a range of dining and shopping options that cater to both quick errands and longer outings. The area is served by the local public school district along with several private and specialized schools, offering families a range of educational choices. Housing stock consists mainly of high-rise condominiums and cooperative buildings, with some older townhouses and converted lofts appearing in certain pockets. At the moment the market shows 31 active listings with an average price near $5.9 million, reflecting the range of properties from smaller pieds-à-terre to larger full-floor residences.
Average listing price: $5,891,967 · 31 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current listings in Manhattan Community Board 5 range from $49,000 to $128,000,000, with an average price around $5.9 million. This spread reflects the variety of property types available, from smaller units to full-building or penthouse residences.
There are 31 active listings in the area right now. Inventory can shift quickly in central Manhattan, so checking regularly helps buyers stay on top of new opportunities.
The neighborhood features mostly high-rise condominium and cooperative buildings, with occasional townhouses and converted industrial spaces. Buyers often look for units that offer building amenities such as doormen, gyms, or roof decks.
The district is served by the local public school district and several private schools, giving families options depending on their needs. Parks and cultural institutions are within walking distance for many residents, supporting an urban family lifestyle.
Residents tend to walk to work, restaurants, and errands, with parks and transit nearby. The central location means shorter commutes to many parts of Manhattan and quick access to cultural venues.
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