How do you choose where to buy in Manhattan?

Decide your budget per square foot, your commute and whether you want a co-op or a condo. Tami's spring 2026 notes put Manhattan at about $600 per square foot in Washington Heights up to $4,000+ in Tribeca, with the Upper East Side and Upper West Side at about $1,400–$2,200.

Manhattan price ranges (spring 2026 notes)

  • Washington Heights / Inwood: about $600–$900 per sq ft
  • Harlem / Morningside Heights: about $900–$1,300 per sq ft
  • Upper East Side / Upper West Side: about $1,400–$2,200 per sq ft
  • Midtown / Murray Hill: about $1,400–$2,000 per sq ft
  • Tribeca: $4,000+ per sq ft at the top

Price figures are ranges from Tami's spring 2026 market notes on this site, not quotes for a specific home; check current listings and recent sales before you decide.

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Tami Earnest is a Compass agent who works with buyers and sellers across Manhattan, Brooklyn and Westchester.

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