New York City presents an exciting and daunting opportunity when it comes to real estate purchases. Dubbed The Big Apple, there are various neighborhoods and housing options to explore here.

Search homes for sale near you using our map search and neighborhood info, then save and receive updates when properties meeting your criteria become available for sale.

Neighborhoods

New York’s many neighborhoods provide an array of housing options, from historic homes in Manhattan to riverfront townhomes in Queens or urban condos in Brooklyn. New home communities also provide an opportunity to make friends while becoming involved with your community.

Niche users have given many New York neighborhoods high ratings on Niche, rating them as safe and welcoming environments for families. Conveniently situated near jobs and public transit make these popular choices for families looking to buy in New York. To select the ideal neighborhood for yourself, get preapproved for a mortgage and identify which home fits within your budget.

Types of Homes

At we offer homes at various price points. Discover more about our home series, floor plans and specifications by visiting your local retailer. Advertised starting sales prices do not include taxes, delivery or installation charges, options/features fees from community or homeowner association fees as well as wheels/axles costs; for more details refer to your Sales Agreement/RCA agreement.

Government agencies often sell real estate and federal lands through auction or offer, including Fannie Mae, HUD and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Price Ranges

As you refine your search, keep in mind that homes for sale near me can vary widely in price. After experiencing a surge in 2021, luxury segment of market has stabilized since April 2023 with homes priced above $3.5 million seeing increased buyer interest. In April 2023 alone, luxury homes had 14.3% more inquiries than other listings on average (suggesting strong buyer demand). These properties tend to become available quickly with an average 23 day closing timeline on average.

If you’re on a tight budget, explore neighborhoods with prices under $700,000. Jackson Heights provides many single-family houses and condos while Rego Park features apartments at under this threshold. Both areas provide more cost-effective solutions for buyers who work in the city but want easy commute times home to suburban communities during the week.

Additionally, single-family homes for sale might be found on websites operated by federal agencies. Fannie Mae’s HomePath lists various homes available for sale while the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation sells seized property on its site. HUD Homes displays properties acquired through foreclosure, forfeiture or bankruptcy proceedings owned by HUD and can be purchased at their website.

Mortgages

Mortgages are the cornerstone of home purchases. From single-family dwellings to multi-unit complexes, loan terms and fees have a direct effect on your budget and cash flow. Before making your final decision it’s essential to explore all available options; such as government-backed FHA, USDA or VA loans which typically offer more competitive interest rates than conventional lenders; credit unions may provide lower mortgage interest rates than banks; alternatively a mortgage broker could provide an invaluable service that assists consumers find the ideal mortgages at competitive rates.

As part of your homebuying experience, visiting several open houses can give you an understanding of what your money can purchase in an inflexible market like San Antonio. Furthermore, this gives you a chance to revisit your budget, evaluate needs and determine if selling current home could make sense as an upgrade or downsize opportunity elsewhere in town.

If you’re selling your current property, consult a real estate professional to establish an accurate selling price and stage it for maximum appeal. Also consider working with one of the many cash-for-homes companies such as Simple Sale, We Buy Houses or Knock. Taking this approach may help free up money to put towards purchasing another home while also potentially helping avoid paying full amounts on existing mortgages – just be sure that debt-to-income ratios do not become exceeded as taking this route might incur too much debt than is sustainable for.

You may qualify for assistance if you’re purchasing in an in-demand neighborhood. Charities and nonprofits may offer mortgage counseling and education specifically targeted towards lower-income households, as well as help finding lenders willing to work with them. National nonprofits like NACA and Habitat for Humanity may provide this support; for more local programs visit your county Department of Housing and Urban Development’s website.