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What it’s like to live in the Bronx’s Concourse Village
Concourse Village is a South Bronx neighborhood whose midcentury co-op buildings are steps from Yankee Stadium and Grand Concourse attractions like The Bronx Museum of the Arts. Residents have access to transit connections across the borough and into Manhattan, but there are plenty of things to do closer to home. You can spend time at Joyce Kilmer Park or Franz Sigel Park, then walk to Bronx Terminal Market for shopping and dining. It’s a convenient home base for buyers who want city access and everyday amenities close by.
Co-ops for sale in the Grand Concourse Historic District
The neighborhood is home to the Grand Concourse Historic District, which includes Art Deco and Art Moderne co-op buildings along the Grand Concourse. Units range from studios to three-bedrooms, with some buildings offering 24-hour doormen, parking garages, on-site laundry and resident superintendents. Renters will find plenty of apartment buildings in the neighborhood, too. “Pretty much all of the homes around the Grand Concourse were torn down, and apartment buildings have been built,” says Matthew Bank, a licensed real estate broker with Bank Neary Real Estate. “It’s almost entirely an apartment building neighborhood now.”
Prices start in the mid-$100,000s for studios and reach the lower $600,000s for larger three-bedroom co-ops. Monthly maintenance fees generally range from around $900 to $1,600. Concourse Village’s median sale price is in the upper $300,000s, similar to the boroughwide median but lower than in Manhattan neighborhoods like Washington Heights. “I think people who buy in Concourse Village are searching for commutability and price point,” says Ariela Heilman-Faiola, an associate broker with Brown Harris Stevens who has lived in the area since 2006.
Co-op buildings line parts of the Grand Concourse Historic District.
Rental buildings make up a large share of the housing in Concourse Village.
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How residents commute from Concourse Village to Manhattan
Concourse Village is walkable and transit-friendly, so you don’t need a car to live here. It’s also closer to Manhattan than many people realize. “People come to visit their friends for housewarmings and parties, and when they come out of the subway, 99 out of 100 times they say, ‘I’m so early, I didn’t know you were so close,’” Heilman says. Residents can get around using:
The 4, B and D trains at 161st Street-Yankee Stadium
The 2, 4 and 5 trains at 149th Street–Grand Concourse
Metro-North trains at Yankees–East 153rd Street
Local and express bus routes
Citi Bike stations and bike lanes across the Harlem River
Depending on your starting point, the subway can get you to Midtown in about 20 minutes and to the Financial District in a little over 30 minutes. For residents with cars, the Major Deegan Expressway and Cross Bronx Expressway are nearby.
Subway stations near the Grand Concourse connect residents with the Bronx and Manhattan.
Metro-North service at Yankees–East 153rd Street adds another option for regional trips.
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Parks near the Grand Concourse and Harlem River waterfront
Joyce Kilmer Park and Franz Sigel Park add green space to the blocks around the Grand Concourse. At Joyce Kilmer Park, you’ll see people walking their dogs, sitting in the shade and bringing their kids to the playground. Franz Sigel Park offers more tree-lined paths, along with baseball fields, basketball courts and a dog run. Macombs Dam Park is the neighborhood’s main destination for sports, featuring fields for baseball, softball and football field, as well as a running track, all built on the original site of the original Yankee Stadium and near the current home of the Bronx Bombers. Along the Harlem River waterfront, Mill Pond Park is known for its tennis courts and esplanade, where you can walk or jog by the water.
Joyce Kilmer Park offers shady paths and lawns near the Grand Concourse.
Franz Sigel Park features tree-lined paths in Concourse Village.
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Locals shop for groceries at the Food Bazaar in Concourse Plaza.
From the Bronx Terminal Market to local restaurants
Shopping and dining in Concourse Village ranges from large retail centers to local businesses along East 161st Street, Morris Avenue and the Grand Concourse. Bronx Terminal Market has major stores like Home Depot, BJ’s Wholesale Club and Lidl, along with the Boogie Down Food Hall for casual meals. Concourse Plaza is another shopping hub, with a Food Bazaar, pharmacy, movie theater and other everyday services. The dining scene is casual and varied, ranging from Yankees-themed sports bars to Italian restaurants like Porto Salvo and Caribbean spots like Flavas International Grill.
Bronx Leadership Academy II High School is part of the Mott Haven Educational Campus.
Public, charter and private schools serving Concourse Village
Concourse Village is part of New York City’s Community School District 7. The neighborhood’s Mott Haven Educational Campus includes public schools like Bronx Leadership Academy II High School, which has a B rating from Niche. Families can also consider KIPP Academy Charter School, which serves kindergarten through 12th grade and holds an A-minus rating. Cardinal Hayes High School, an all-boys Catholic school serving grades nine through 12, has a B-plus rating from Niche.
The Bronx Museum of the Arts presents rotating exhibitions and community programs.
Living near Yankee Stadium and seasonal markets
Yankee Stadium anchors the neighborhood’s events calendar with baseball, soccer and other major sporting events. Game days and other events see a huge surge in the amount of traffic in the area, and residents here need to plan for road closures and other delays when the Yankees are playing. The Bronx Museum of the Arts features rotating exhibits and community programs, while the seasonal Bronx Borough Hall Greenmarket brings local farms and food producers to the Grand Concourse. The Bronx Night Market also fills East 161st Street and the Grand Concourse with food vendors, live music and performances on select dates.
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Concourse Village Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Concourse Village, Bronx sell after 102 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Concourse Village, Bronx over the last 12 months is $288,000, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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