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A diverse, cultural landscape with artistic roots
In this eclectic, progressive neighborhood with punk rock and literary roots, expect to find a mix of co-ops in prewar walk-ups, renovated duplexes, historic townhomes, industrial lofts, and mid-to-high-rise condos. While remnants of its counterculture heritage are still present, like most of Manhattan, the East Village has transformed from a landscape of inexpensive rentals and gritty bars to one where luxury condos and world-class restaurants are fast becoming the norm, especially given the influence of nearby NYU. “It’s fun, young, exciting, and emerging,” says Lisa Lippman, a real estate agent for Brown Harris Stevens and top seller who represents condos in 311 East 11th Street, the first LEED Gold Certified building in the area. “It’s one of the last neighborhoods in New York City where there’s a real mix. It’s grittiness with gentrification,” she adds.
The eclectic St Marks offers dozens of eateries, bars, & tattoo parlors in the East Village.
Cooper's Craft & Cocktails is a gastropub in the East Village with Irish roots.
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World-class gastronomy and hip nightlife
Global cuisine includes Ukrainian pierogies and borscht at Veselka (a cozy, James Beard-nominee diner), Indian spots on 6th Street, Moroccan-inspired cuisine at Cafe Mogador, and Asian fusion along St. Marks Place. It’s a decent neighborhood for bar-hopping, despite the somewhat raucous, 20-something party scene on the weekends, with long-standing dives like International Bar, old school Irish pubs like McSorley’s, and high-end cocktail bars like Amor y Amargo. While gentrification coupled with the pandemic has led to the closure of many beloved spots over the years, there’s still a heady mix of nightlife options, from speakeasy-style lounges to clubs with live music.
East Village residents will enjoy a variety of bars & nightlife throughout the neighborhood.
Cooper's Craft & Cocktails offers locally crafted and imported beers in the East Village.
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Everything from modest co-ops and new luxury condos like Steiner East Village
There’s currently a number of renovated prewar co-ops and luxury condos: “It used to be primarily rentals, but it’s become much fancier in the last 5–10 years,” says Lippman. One to three-bedroom condos in mid-to-high-rise buildings typically range between $1.3 million to $3 million, as well as in newer builds, like the boutique condominium designed by acclaimed architect Morris Adjmi at 45 East 7th Street and the glass-clad condo conversion at Steiner East Village. Co-ops can start as low as $400,000 for a snug studio or around $600,000 for a prewar one-bed walkup, but can easily rise to over $1 million for renovated apartments and lofts.
Modern Condos can be typically found throughout East Village.
Pre-War Co-ops rise above making up a part of the East Village skyline.
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A myriad of vintage shops, local markets, and big-box grocery stores
Given its hipster vibes and bohemian roots, it’s no surprise to find a ton of vintage and secondhand shops, as well as trendy (read: somewhat pricey) boutiques and specialty shops. Strand bookstore is further west on 12th Street and there are bodegas and small, locally-owned markets and grocers between First and Third avenues. Le Fournil, a French bakery known for their fresh bread and croissants is also a local favorite. There’s also a Trader Joe’s on 14th Street, an H Mart, and a new Wegmans at Astor Place.
Shop vintage for something colorful at Spark Pink in East Village.
There are multiple supermarkets available to East Village residents, including two Trader Joe's.
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Historical venues, farmer’s markets, and art events
Cultural holdouts for film and theater include the Village East by Angelika, a 20th century movie theater designed in Moorish Revival style, AMC theaters, and the Anthology Film Archives. Each weekend, locals can find farmers markets to the north in Union Square Park and east in Tompkins Square Park.
The Village East is an iconic movie theater, that shows both independent and mainstream films.
The brick arch entrance of the Anthology Film Archive in the East Village.
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Plenty of subway lines, but expect to walk or take the bus between avenues
East Village has multiple subway options: The F at Second Avenue, the L train along 14th Street, the 6 at Astor Place and the hub at Union Square. FDR Drive is also nearby for easy access to connecting boroughs and the east side of Manhattan.
The 6 train at Astor Place offers convenient access to both ends of Manhattan.
Residents embrace the art culture commonly found in the East Village lifestyle.
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A rated elementary schools nearby Cooper Union and NYU residential halls
PS 110 Florence Nightingale, a public elementary school, received an A rating and according to Niche, 85% of students are proficient in both math and reading. East Village Community School is another highly rated elementary school in the area, and East Side Community School, a public middle and high school, has a B+ rating on Niche. For private options, there’s Grace Church School, a top rated K-12 school, and Cooper Union, a prestigious arts & science-focused college.
Discover, learn, grow: PS 110 Florence Nightingale, Lower East Side.
At The EVCS, 62% of students scored above the proficient level for math and reading.
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East Village Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in East Village, Manhattan sell after 90 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in East Village, Manhattan over the last 12 months is $1,250,000, up 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Situated mid-block on tree-lined East 11th street, this exceptionally rare 4-bedroom, 3-bath duplex home with an 800sqft landscaped garden offers an unparalleled living experience, reminiscent of a Parisian garden escape. Behind the historic 19th century brownstone façade, discover exposed brick, refined millwork, crown moldings, recessed lighting, chandeliers, and bespoke shelving that speak to
Situated mid-block on tree-lined East 11th street, this exceptionally rare 4-bedroom, 3-bath duplex home with an 800sqft landscaped garden offers an unparalleled living experience, reminiscent of a Parisian garden escape. Behind the historic 19th century brownstone facade, discover exposed brick, refined millwork, crown moldings, recessed lighting, chandeliers, and bespoke shelving that speak to
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PRIME EAST VILLAGE PROPERTY W/ APPROVED PLANS Invest in one of the most exciting NYC neighborhoods the East Village. This property is perfect for a single family conversion, or a 8-10 unit condo or rental conversion. We are selling the property with approved plans for a multi family with 8 units. This is situated on the perfect block with close access to Astor Place, NYU, The new Wegmans and so
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Discover a delightful two-bedroom apartment in the vibrant heart of New York City, mere moments from the iconic Union Square. This beautifully renovated gem boasts a spacious layout, modern amenities, and an abundance of natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Ideal for those seeking a comfortable urban lifestyle, this apartment offers easy access to Union Square, Trader Joe’s,
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