5 cheapest Manhattan sales of the week

An Inwood co-op that sold for $216,000 was the cheapest single-family deal last week in Manhattan. The apartment was in a 50-unit building at 25 Indian Road, but no broker information was available on StreetEasy.

Next on the list was a Yorkville studio at 345 East 81st Street. The apartment, which was listed with Douglas Elliman’s Mark Landrey and Richard Schickman, sold at its full asking price of $310,000. The unit in the doorman building features a full-sized renovated kitchen.

The third-cheapest apartment sale of the week was a one-bedroom, one-bathroom co-op across town at 136 West 81st Street that sold for $469,000. It was listed at $489,000 by the owner, and sports a wood-burning fireplace and exposed brick walls.

The apartment at 136 West 81st Street

Heddings Property’s Karl Kozel and Douglas Heddings had the fourth most modest sale of the week, a one-bedroom co-op with hardwood floors in Carnegie Hill that went for $495,000. The apartment, at 130 East 94th Street, was listed at $499,000 and was designed by architect George Fred Pelham.

The apartment at 130 East 94th Street and Douglas Heddings (inset)

Rounding out the list was an East Village one-bedroom, one-bathroom co-op at 97-101 Avenue B that sold for its full asking price of $549,000. Listed by Citi Habitats’ Anna McCormick, the unit features hardwood floors and garden views. — Hiten Samtani

The apartment at 97-101 Avenue B and Anna McCormick

Source: PropertyShark. Footnotes: Data is for closed deals on residential, single-family homes in Manhattan filed with the city last week through Friday. The data does not include deals in contract. To obtain broker information, closed sales data from PropertyShark was compared with past listings on StreetEasy.