Best Time to Buy?
 
A decade after the 2008 financial crisis, NYC has bounced back. But how sound is NYC real estate as an investment? We looked at the market over the last 10 years to see whether buying in really pays off. See what we found, plus homes under $875K, below.
 
   The Crash, 10 Years Later   
 
 
$689K Duplex on Upper West Side
 
 
$750K 3BR in Morningside Heights
 
 
$760K 2BR in Turtle Bay
 
 
$525K 1BR in Windsor Terrace
 
 
$875K 3BR Duplex in Central Harlem
 
 
$415K 2BR in Weeksville
 
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