Recent Sales · West Village
What Sold in West Village Recently
17 homes closed in West Village over the last 30 days. Here is what each sold for and how long it took.
Recorded sale prices are the clearest read on what a West Village home is worth today. I track every closing in the neighborhood so a seller can price against real comparables, not asking-price guesswork.
West Village over the last 12 months
Median recorded sale prices from closings across the neighborhood.
- Co-ops · $1,105,000 · $1,362/sqft · 98% of ask · -1% YoY (165 sales)
- Condos · $3,062,500 · $2,290/sqft · 97% of ask · -3% YoY (81 sales)
- Houses · $10,750,000 · $2,663/sqft · 91% of ask · -2% YoY (27 sales)
Closed Below the Median
8 sales in this group.
352 W 12th Street #5B, a studio co-op in a prewar 8-unit building, sold for $470,000 after 29 days on the market. That landed below the neighborhood studio co-op median of $675,000. It follows #5D in the same building, which closed at $399,000.
87 BARROW Street #B6H, a 1-bedroom in a prewar 169-unit building, closed at $850,000 after 78 days on the market. The close came in under the 1-bedroom co-op median of $1,200,000. #1D in the building last closed at $799,000.
80 Charles Street #4R, a 1-bedroom co-op in a prewar 30-unit building, traded at $925,000 after 168 days on the market. That landed below the neighborhood 1-bedroom co-op median of $1,200,000. It follows #1-R in the same building, which closed at $900,000.
104-106 BEDFORD Street #5A6AB, a 3-bedroom in a prewar 30-unit elevator building, sold for $2,880,000 after 113 days on the market. The close came in under the 3-bedroom co-op median of $5,975,000. #5D in the building last closed at $750,000.
24 Cornelia Street #13, a studio co-op in a prewar 60-unit building, closed at $515,000 after 79 days on the market. That landed below the neighborhood studio co-op median of $675,000. It follows #14 in the same building, which closed at $482,500.
618 WASHINGTON Street #GA, a 3-bedroom in a 1960 184-unit building, traded at $2,005,000 after 28 days on the market. The close came in under the 3-bedroom co-op median of $5,975,000. #GB in the building last closed at $1,750,000.
101 W 12th Street #5J, a 2-bedroom co-op in a prewar 70-unit building, sold for $1,750,000 after 30 days on the market. That landed below the neighborhood 2-bedroom co-op median of $2,175,000. It follows #15P in the same building, which closed at $670,000.
636 Washington Street #3-A, a 2-bedroom in a 1975 32-unit building, closed at $1,150,000 after 152 days on the market. The close came in under the 2-bedroom co-op median of $2,175,000. #4B in the building last closed at $1,545,000.
Closed Around the Median
3 sales in this group.
2 Horatio Street #2D, a 1-bedroom co-op in a prewar 241-unit building, traded at $1,200,000 after 257 days on the market. That tracked the neighborhood 1-bedroom co-op median of $1,200,000. It follows #7R in the same building, which closed at $1,750,000.
101 W 12th Street #15P, a studio in a prewar 70-unit building, sold for $670,000 after 97 days on the market. The price landed right around the studio co-op median of $675,000. #5J in the building last closed at $1,750,000.
264 W 12TH Street, a house built in 1899, closed at $7,735,000 after 30 days on the market.
Closed Above the Median
6 sales in this group.
132 Perry Street #4W, a 2-bedroom in a prewar 10-unit building, traded at $4,975,000 without ever sitting on the open market. The close ran past the 2-bedroom condo median of $2,175,000. #4B in the building last closed at $3,550,000.
377 W 11th Street #1D, a 2-bedroom co-op in a prewar building, sold for $3,058,000 after 86 days on the market. That cleared above the neighborhood 2-bedroom co-op median of $2,175,000. It follows #3G in the same building, which closed at $2,350,000.
357 W 12th Street #1E, a 1-bedroom in a prewar 27-unit building, closed at $2,285,000 after 228 days on the market. The close ran past the 1-bedroom condo median of $1,200,000. #1R in the building last closed at $2,500,000.
175 W 13th Street #17B, a 1-bedroom co-op in a prewar building, traded at $1,799,000 after 27 days on the market. That cleared above the neighborhood 1-bedroom co-op median of $1,200,000. It follows #17E in the same building, which closed at $1,170,000.
53 Horatio Street #1/3, a 2-bedroom in a prewar 6-unit building, sold for $2,800,000 after 88 days on the market. The close ran past the 2-bedroom co-op median of $2,175,000. #2 in the building last closed at $2,325,000.
150 Charles Street #3AS, a 3-bedroom condo in a prewar 91-unit building, closed at $8,825,000 after 83 days on the market. That cleared above the neighborhood 3-bedroom condo median of $5,975,000. It follows #M8 in the same building, which closed at $14,000,000.
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