Here’s what $275K buys in NYC right now

See what you can get in neighborhoods like Yorkville, Flatbush, and the Bronx

Welcome to Curbed Comparisons, where we explore what you can rent or buy for a certain dollar amount in various NYC neighborhoods. Today, we've found five apartments within $50,000 of today's price: $275,000.

First up is this bright alcove studio in the Bronx that's going for $229,000. You get a wall of windows, wood floors, high ceilings, a full kitchen with plenty of cabinetry, and views of the city's skyline. Monthly maintenance is $812 and the building is located along Grand Concourse between East 164th and 165th streets. [Floorplan]

Another studio, this one in Yorkville, is asking $295,000. The narrow railroad-style abode has 10.5-foot ceilings, oak wood floors, a renovated kitchen, and a custom Murphy bed that has a built-in full size couch. Monthly maintenance is $668. [Floorplan]

Head to Flatbush, where a one-bedroom can be yours for $272,500. This prewar co-op spans 775 square feet and features a sizable living room, a small kitchen that could use a modern revamp, built-ins, and a windowed bathroom. Maintenance will run you $690/month.

At $320,000, this one-bedroom in Bay Ridge is a bit more pricey then other apartments in this roundup, but it could be well worth it. There are original parquet floors, an eat-in kitchen with a breakfast bar that can be moved, nine-foot-high ceilings, and four closets for storage. Maintenance charges are $599/month. [Floorplan]

And for $325,000, there is this colorful one-bedroom along 59th Avenue in Elmhurst. The co-op spans 700 square feet and includes a full kitchen with plenty of cabinets and counter space; a large living that's been painted bright blue, a salmon-colored bedroom, and several windows throughout that bring in a decent amount of natural light. Monthly maintenance is $596.