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Hamilton Heights is located between 135th and 155th Street. Hamilton Heights in Upper Manhattan was the home of Alexander Hamilton from 1802 - 1804. Today Hamilton Heights is mostly a housing fusion of palatial 19th century brownstones, spacious pre-wars and tenement walk-ups. The Harlem sub-neighborhood of Hamilton Heights boasts some of the city’s most-desired townhouses, and is best known for "Sugar Hill" and “Strivers’ Row.” The Harlem sub-neighborhood of Hamilton Heights has some of the most-desired townhouses in New York City. Sugar Hill - Sweet and Expensive, During the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920's The Hill attracted those with talent, … (9 comments)
Upper West Side Townhouses New Yorkers lived in townhouses during the 19th Century. Single Family Townhouses and Mansions were made of Brownstone and Limestone. The Townhouse Market today is very desirable as single family homes and multi-family income producing rental buildings for investors.
New Yorkers lived in townhouses during the 19th Century. Single Family Townhouses and Mansions were made of Brownstone and Limestone. The Townhouse Market today is very desirable as single family homes and multi-family income producing rental buildings for investors.
Manhattan Townhouses | Market Report Average townhouse pricing can be skewed each quarter due to the low number of transactions. East Side townhouse median price increased 5% from last quarter but declined 20% from a year ago, as there were no sales over $14 million in First Quarter 2012 versus five a year ago. Median price … (3 comments)
New Yorkers lived in Townhouses during the 19th century. 19th Century Single Family Townhouses were made of Brownstone and Limestone. The luxury apartment building was actually invented in New York in the late 19th century. In 1890 The Dakota was the first luxury apartment building in Manhattan. By 1930, 90% percent of Manhattanites lived in apartments.
The Townhouse Market today is very desirable as single family homes and multi-family income producing rental buildings for investors.
Courtesy of: Mitchell Hall, Associate Broker, The Corcoran Group Testimonials Latest Corcoran Report View My Blog Receive Manhattan Apartment … (24 comments)
19th Century New Yorkers lived in townhouses during the 19th Century. Single Family Townhouses and Mansions were made of Brownstone and Limestone. The Townhouse Market today is very desirable as single family homes and multi-family income producing rental buildings for investors.
Townhouses Upper West Side West 88th Street Townhouse asking $7.5M The luxury apartment house was actually invented in … (11 comments)
New Yorkers lived in Townhouses during the 19th century. 19th Century Single Family Townhouses were made of Brownstone and Limestone. The luxury apartment building was actually invented in New York in the late 19th century. In 1890 The Dakota was the first luxury apartment building in Manhattan. By 1930, 90% percent of Manhattanites lived in apartments.
iPhone Photo Courtesy of: Mitchell Hall, Associate Broker, The Corcoran Group
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Hamilton Heights is located between 135th and 155th Street. Hamilton Heights in Upper Manhattan was the home of Alexander Hamilton from 1802 - 1804. Today Hamilton Heights is mostly a housing fusion of palatial 19th century brownstones, spacious pre-wars and tenement walk-ups. The Harlem sub-neighborhood of Hamilton Heights boasts some of the city’s most-desired townhouses, and is best known for "Sugar Hill" and “Strivers’ Row.” The Harlem sub-neighborhood of Hamilton Heights has some of the most-desired townhouses in New York City. Sugar Hill - Sweet and Expensive, During the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920's The Hill attracted those with talent, … (9 comments)
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