Stefani Pace: Manhattan Real Estate Agent and Broker
Apartments for sale, condos for sale, townhouses for sale and co-ops in every Manhattan neighborhood, with a licensed associate broker at Douglas Elliman.
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Apartments for Sale in Manhattan
Prewar and new-construction apartments across Manhattan, from compact one-bedrooms to large family residences, as co-ops or condominiums.
Luxury Apartments for Sale in Manhattan
Full-service buildings with doormen, concierge, fitness and residents' lounges, in both prewar and new construction.
Condos for Sale in Manhattan
Condominiums give you direct ownership of your unit, usually with a lighter approval process than a co-op and more flexibility for investors and second-home buyers.
Co-ops for Sale in Manhattan
Co-op buyers purchase shares in a corporation and usually need board approval, so a well-prepared financial package matters.
Penthouses for Sale in Manhattan
Top-floor residences with terraces, tall ceilings and skyline or park views, in new towers and classic buildings alike.
Townhouses for Sale in Manhattan
Single-family townhouses and brownstones, from the Upper East Side to the West Village and Harlem, with private entrances and multiple floors.
New Development Condos in Manhattan
Newly built condominiums are bought from a sponsor under an offering plan.
Manhattan Investment Property
Apartments bought to rent or hold, where building rules, financing and rental restrictions shape the opportunity.
Real Estate in Every Manhattan Neighborhood
Upper East Side
Prewar co-ops along Fifth, Park and Madison avenues sit beside newer condominium towers, with Central Park, Museum Mile and well-known schools close by.
Upper West Side
Classic prewar buildings and newer condominiums fill the avenues between Central Park and Riverside Park, near Lincoln Center and a strong residential feel.
Midtown
High-rise condominiums and full-service buildings gather around Central Park South and 57th Street, near Fifth Avenue shopping, Carnegie Hall and major transit.
Murray Hill
A quieter residential pocket east of Fifth Avenue with mid-rise co-ops and condos, close to Grand Central and the Midtown business district.
Gramercy
Home to Gramercy Park, the private key-access park, with elegant co-ops and condominiums on the surrounding blocks.
Flatiron
Loft-style conversions and boutique condos surround the Flatiron Building, Madison Square Park and Union Square.
Chelsea
Converted warehouses, galleries and contemporary condominiums sit near the High Line and the Hudson River waterfront.
Hudson Yards
A newer district of glass towers and amenity-rich condominiums on Manhattan's far west side, beside the High Line.
Greenwich Village
Townhouses, prewar co-ops and walk-up apartments cluster around Washington Square Park on a historic street grid.
West Village
Tree-lined streets of townhouses and small apartment buildings give this area a village scale unlike the rest of Manhattan.
SoHo
Cast-iron loft buildings with big windows and open floor plans stand alongside boutique condominiums, galleries and shops.
Tribeca
Former warehouses turned into spacious lofts and condominiums, plus new luxury developments near Hudson River Park.
Financial District
Historic office towers converted to residences and modern condominiums sit near the waterfront, the Seaport and Wall Street.
Battery Park City
A planned waterfront neighborhood with parks, river views and full-service condominium buildings at Manhattan's southwestern tip.
Lower East Side
Tenement-era buildings, newer condominiums and renovated lofts sit close to restaurants, music venues and the East River.
Harlem
Brownstones, prewar co-ops and newer condominiums offer a wide range of buildings near the northern end of Central Park.
East Village
Walk-up buildings, converted lofts and newer condominiums sit near Tompkins Square Park, with a dense mix of restaurants and nightlife.
Alphabet City
The East Village's eastern avenues, A to D, with walk-ups, loft buildings and newer condominiums near East River Park.
NoHo
Cast-iron and loft buildings between Greenwich Village and SoHo offer large-format apartments and boutique condominiums.
Nolita
A compact neighborhood north of Little Italy with small boutique buildings, townhouses and loft apartments.
Chinatown
A dense, historic neighborhood of walk-ups and mixed-use buildings near Canal Street, with condominium development nearby.
Meatpacking District
A fashionable pocket near the High Line and the Whitney Museum, with loft conversions and boutique condominiums.
NoMad
North of Madison Square Park, converted loft buildings and new luxury condominium towers surround the Empire State Building.
Kips Bay
A Midtown East neighborhood of mid-rise and high-rise apartments beside large medical campuses and the East River.
Garment District
A Midtown West area of former industrial buildings and newer towers near Penn Station and Hudson Yards.
Hell's Kitchen
A west Midtown neighborhood of walk-ups, mid-rise buildings and newer condominium towers near the theater district and the river.
Theater District
Midtown's entertainment hub around Times Square, with high-rise condominiums and apartment towers near Broadway theaters.
Turtle Bay
A quiet residential area on Midtown's East Side with co-ops and condominiums near the United Nations.
Sutton Place
An East River enclave of elegant prewar co-ops and townhouses on quiet streets near the Queensboro Bridge.
Lenox Hill
A central Upper East Side neighborhood of prewar co-ops, townhouses and newer condominiums between Fifth and Third avenues.
Yorkville
The Upper East Side's eastern section, with mid-rise co-ops and condominiums near Carl Schurz Park and Gracie Mansion.
Carnegie Hill
An upper Fifth Avenue neighborhood of prewar co-ops and townhouses near the Guggenheim Museum and the Central Park reservoir.
Lincoln Square
The area around Lincoln Center on the Upper West Side, with luxury condominiums and prewar co-ops near Columbus Circle.
Morningside Heights
Home to Columbia University, with prewar apartment buildings along Riverside Drive and near Morningside Park.
Hamilton Heights
A residential neighborhood of rowhouses and prewar apartments in West Harlem, near City College.
East Harlem
A neighborhood along the East River north of the Upper East Side, with a mix of apartment buildings and new development.
Washington Heights
An upper Manhattan neighborhood of prewar apartment buildings, parkland and river views near Fort Tryon Park.
Inwood
Manhattan's northern tip, known for Inwood Hill Park, Dyckman Street and prewar apartment buildings.
Roosevelt Island
A narrow island in the East River with apartment communities, parks and tram and subway access to Manhattan.
Seaport
Lower Manhattan's historic waterfront around the South Street Seaport, with converted buildings and newer condominiums.
About Stefani Pace, Manhattan Real Estate Agent and Broker
Experience that buyers, sellers and investors can check
Stefani Pace has worked in New York City luxury real estate for more than two decades and is recognized as a Top 20 agent at Douglas Elliman. Her work covers buyers, sellers and investors across Manhattan and selected international properties.
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