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173 Midtown Elevator Buildings

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100 W 39th Street #38I For Sale
Avichay Alkotzer at Compass
$765,000

Studio · 1 ba · 482 sqft · Condo

100 W 39th Street #38I, New York City

MLS: RLS20083829 RLS at REBNY
150 W 56th Street #3107 For Sale 3D
Meghana K Tawde at Bond New York Properties LLC
$1,125,000

1 bd · 2 ba · 725 sqft · Condo

150 W 56th Street #3107, New York City

MLS: RLS20075367 RLS at REBNY
25 W 54TH Street #10B For Sale
Jed Lewin at The Agency Brokerage
$550,000

1 bd · 1 ba · Co-op

25 W 54TH Street #10B, New York City

MLS: RLS20070614 RLS at REBNY
17 W 54TH Street #8B For Sale
Patricia M Beckwith at Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC
$2,950,000

2 bd · 2 ba · Co-op

17 W 54TH Street #8B, New York City

MLS: RLS20077297 RLS at REBNY
159 MADISON Avenue #11G For Sale
Rory S Clark at Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC
$550,000

1 bd · 1 ba · Co-op

159 MADISON Avenue #11G, New York City

MLS: RLS20069481 RLS at REBNY
159 MADISON Avenue #9H For Sale
Amy Hershman at Corcoran Group
$625,000

1 bd · 1 ba · Co-op

159 MADISON Avenue #9H, New York City

MLS: RLS20086251 RLS at REBNY
247 W 46th Street #2305 For Sale
Dylan Hildreth Hoffman at Compass
$1,099,000

1 bd · 1 ba · 748 sqft · Condo

247 W 46th Street #2305, New York City

MLS: RLS20087032 RLS at REBNY
24 W 55th Street #3D For Sale
Christine Collins at Compass
$730,000

1 bd · 1 ba · Co-op

24 W 55th Street #3D, New York City

MLS: RLS20087621 RLS at REBNY
15 W 53RD Street #27E For Sale
Corinne Vitale Quinn at Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC
$1,450,000

1 bd · 2 ba · 1,187 sqft · Condo

15 W 53RD Street #27E, New York City

MLS: RLS20018886 RLS at REBNY
157 W 57th Street #50B For Sale
Elena Ash at Compass
$6,200,000

2 bd · 3 ba · 2,009 sqft · Condo

157 W 57th Street #50B, New York City

MLS: RLS11019149 RLS at REBNY
17 W 54TH Street #9C For Sale
Deanna E Kory at Corcoran Group
$999,000

1 bd · 1 ba · Co-op

17 W 54TH Street #9C, New York City

MLS: RLS20083334 RLS at REBNY
150 W 56TH Street #5106 For Sale
Marie Bianco at Douglas Elliman Real Estate
$2,150,000

2 bd · 3 ba · 1,180 sqft · Condo

150 W 56TH Street #5106, New York City

MLS: RLS20090744 RLS at REBNY

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Elevator Buildings for Sale in NYC

Not all elevator buildings are created equal. The number of elevators relative to unit count, maintenance history, and whether there is a separate service elevator significantly affect daily living quality. In 25+ years representing buyers across Washington Heights, Jackson Heights, and Manhattan co-ops, I have seen elevator modernization become one of the most common sources of special assessments in older buildings.

FAQ: How do I evaluate elevator condition?

Ask for the elevator maintenance contract and NYC DOB inspection records. Request board meeting minutes from the last 2-3 years. Elevator modernization in older buildings can cost $200,000-$500,000+ per elevator, funded through special assessments.

FAQ: What's the difference between passenger and service elevators?

Passenger elevators are for daily use. Service (freight) elevators handle moves, deliveries, and construction materials. Buildings with only one elevator share it for everything, creating scheduling conflicts. See current elevator building listings on our property search.

FAQ: Do walk-ups sell for less than elevator buildings?

Yes, generally 10-20% per floor. However, walk-up buildings often have lower monthly maintenance since there's no elevator to maintain. For buyers planning to age in place, an elevator building is worth the premium.

Buying Tip from Milton Coste

Ride the elevator during a busy period and note the wait time. A 120-unit building with one elevator that takes 3 minutes to arrive is a quality-of-life issue. Also check cab size: older pre-war elevators may make moving furniture and appliances difficult and expensive.

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