Turtle Bay, New York Real Estate & Homes For Sale

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  • 243 E 52nd St, New York, NY 10022
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    NEW
    $3,999,000
    5bd
    4ba
    3,960 sqft
    243 E 52nd St,
    New York, NY 10022
    Listing by: Leslie J. Garfield
  • 230 E 50th St Apt 6B UNIT 6B, New York, NY 10022
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    NEWOPEN SUN, 12-2PM
    $699,999
    2bd
    1ba
    230 E 50th St Apt 6B UNIT 6B,
    New York, NY 10022
    Listing by: Real Broker NY LLC

Turtle Bay, New York, NY Real Estate Trends

Learn about the Turtle Bay, New York, NY housing market through trends and averages.

Affordability of Living in Turtle Bay, New York, NY

The median home value is $861,610
MonthMedian home value
April 2023$903k
May 2023$892k
June 2023$887k
July 2023$885k
August 2023$885k
September 2023$886k
October 2023$884k
November 2023$880k
December 2023$875k
January 2024$870k
February 2024$865k
March 2024$862k
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Average Home Value in Turtle Bay, New York, NY, by Home Size

Home SizeHome Value*
1 bedroom (See homes)$684,568
2 bedrooms (See homes)$1,296,416
3 bedrooms (See homes)$2,646,778
*Home value over the past month

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What Locals Say about Turtle Bay

  • Rhonda Elliot Powell
    "It’s a nice neighborhood to live in everything is nearby plus of grocery stores and a lot of restaurants to dine in and out"
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  • Trulia User
    "Work in midtown easy walk to work or quick Uber ride when needed. Lots of grocery and restaurant options within walking distance. "
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    "I've lived here for over 3 years its a nice quite neighborhood so i wouldn't mind spending rest of my life here "
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  • Gabrielle D.
    "Across the street from Tudor City Park and UN. Near Grand Central Station, Bryant Park and Times Square. Near NYU and Bellevue hospitals. Near AMC Lowes movie theatre. Quietest place in Manhattan. Safe too with lots of police patrols. Dog friendly. Be in the heart of everything and in walking distance to restaurants and entertainment. Supermarkets here aren't that great though and they are expensive. "
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  • Callie W.
    "Not many good playgrounds in the area. Central Park is the closest park and it’s far to walk there. Need a cab or uber."
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  • Katie P.
    "There are lots of dogs. And also lots of little parks where you can walk your dog. It’s a very clean and friendly neighborhood "
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  • Prem C. .
    "Good neighborhood with excellent commute options . Lots of restaurants grocery shops aswell , bike lanes and Bus lanes aswell "
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  • Paul.mcilvride
    "No community events specially but plenty of activities around the UN and 2nd Avenue. Plenty of action in this area. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Neighbor hood is a mix of super expensive townhouses, condos and apartments. It is not specially a family friendly area. "
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  • Ralph
    "I love the neighborhood and is a good school district which is close to my office. Daily grocery is easy to purchase and the area is safe!!!"
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  • Ester K.
    "Lots of outdoor space for pups to play with other friendly dogs......................................."
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  • Jking
    "I've lived in this neighborhood for half a century...it's always changing but it's always cool... Come here to eat, to play, and especially to live."
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  • Kelly L.
    "Very dog friendly. Lots of them small and large dog owners have a community but there are no dog runs that I know of. "
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  • J. K.
    "I've lived here for over 40 years. It's convenient and offers restaurants, shopping, entertainment within a few blocks. Religious? Churches, synagogues, abound. Proximity to the UN promotes ethnic diversity."
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  • Serena T.
    "There are lots of grocery store options. Its near everything. It's quiet and yet touristy on the next avenue. "
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  • Importedjoe
    "The area has many schools, churches and alternative transportation. You have several supermarkets and other types of shopping. 24 hour grocery stores right down the block."
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  • Importedjoe
    "I've lived in this neighborhood for 17 years. Plenty of shopping in the area, mass transit close by and schools not far(including college) are a short distance. "
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  • Baypaterno
    "Quiet yet convenient, a little boring but easy going. Not much happening in the night since this is mostly a corporate area"
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  • Jennifer t.
    "It’s centrally located but relatively quiet. People keep to themselves. There could be a better selection of grocery stores but then again one can always get stuff delivered. Most places will deliver here. "
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