Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Queens

This week's properties are in the Financial District, Hamilton Heights and Long Island City.

Published on Feb. 5, 2026

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This article from The New York Times highlights a selection of homes and apartments currently for sale in Manhattan and Queens, New York. The properties featured include a unit with a nice view of the Manhattan skyline and a tax abatement, as well as some potential drawbacks like limited dining space and a primary suite without a double vanity.

Why it matters

The New York City real estate market remains highly competitive, with properties often selling quickly. This article provides a snapshot of the types of homes currently available and the tradeoffs buyers may need to consider when searching for a property in Manhattan and Queens.

The details

The article features three properties: one in the Financial District, one in Hamilton Heights, and one in Long Island City. The Financial District unit has common charges of $1,003 per month and taxes of $183 per month due to a tax abatement that runs through June 2032. The unit has a nice view of the Manhattan skyline and a terrace that spans the length of the apartment, accessible from the living area and primary suite. However, the space for a dining area is limited, and the primary suite lacks a double vanity.

  • The article was published on February 5, 2026.
  • The tax abatement on the Financial District property runs through June 2032.

The players

Heather Senison

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What’s next

Given the fast pace of the current market, some properties mentioned in the article may no longer be available at the time of publication.

The takeaway

The New York City real estate market remains highly competitive, with buyers needing to weigh the tradeoffs of various properties, such as amenities, taxes, and abatements, when searching for a home in Manhattan and Queens.