Priciest, cheapest units to hit the market

From left: The priciest listing at 45 East 65th Street and the cheapest at 25 Indian Road

The priciest new Manhattan listing to hit the market this week is a 28-foot-wide, six-story, neo-Georgian mansion at 45 East 65th Street, asking $29.75 million. The home, which has a rusticated limestone and rose brick façade, is listed with Elizabeth Sierzega and Paula del Nunzio of Brown Harris Stevens.

The second most expensive listing to come online this week is a 5,000-square-foot penthouse condominium unit at 101 West 67th Street, with a $27.5 million asking price. The four-bedroom property, in the Millenium Tower in Lincoln Square, is listed with Raphael De Niro and Howard Margolis of Prudential Douglas Elliman.

The third priciest listing this week is a 7,236-square-foor condominium loft unit at 25 Bond Street in Noho. The five-bedroom property, which comes with outdoor space, is listed with Carrie Chang and Janet Wang of the Corcoran Group for $19.5 million.

The cheapest Manhattan home to hit the market this week is a studio apartment at 25 Indian Road in Inwood. The co-op unit is listed with Miguel Ceara of Citi Habitats for $113,400.

The second least expensive home to come online is a two-bedroom co-op unit at 505 West 143rd Street in Hamilton Heights, which is listed with Don Moses of Exit Realty Landmark for $130,000.

The third cheapest Manhattan listing is a 660-square-foot co-op unit at 45 Central Park North in Central Harlem. The two-bedroom property, the sale of which is restricted to buyers with an annual income of less than $94,450, is listed with Yolanda Chang of Home Realty. — Katherine Clarke