I live in Harlem, which to most New Yorkers, is pretty far uptown.  Over the last couple of days I have been spending time even further uptown helping a client find an apartment to purchase in the Inwood section of Manhattan.  We have been looking in the 200s, west of Broadway.  As one who prides himself on his knowledge of New York real estate, I must admit, I knew very little about upper Manhattan.      Inwood and its surrounding neighborhoods are a real delight.  The housing stock is almost all pre-war coops, many in great shape.  The A train is near by, and there are a ton of good restaurants and shops.  Best of all, is the pricing of apartments.  No where else is one able to get so much for one's dollar.  700 sq foot 1 bedroom prewar coops, with original details, go for $300,000. T... 07/29/2009