Washington Heights

Washington Heights Overview

Living in Washington Heights, Manhattan

The Heights is high energy. A vibrant Manhattan NYC neighborhood, it offers space, culture, and dramatic geography at the top of the island.

Homes for Sale in Washington Heights

Washington Heights Real Estate Market

Homes for sale in Washington Heights are value-driven. Discover massive Art Deco apartments and river views at prices that make homeownership in Manhattan achievable.

Neighborhood Lifestyle

Lifestyle & Community

What It’s Like to Live in Washington Heights

The lifestyle is authentic and spirited. Residents embrace the local culture, enjoying the music on the streets and the tranquility of Fort Tryon Park and The Cloisters.

Getting Around Washington Heights

Transportation & Commuting

The legendary A Train express makes the commute surprisingly fast. The neighborhood's location at the George Washington Bridge also offers easy escapes from the city.

Local Amenities in Washington Heights

Parks, Schools & Amenities

Home to the city's highest natural point, the parks here are breathtaking. From the Heather Garden to Highbridge Park, nature is grand and accessible.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe?
Yes, it has become much safer over the last two decades and is a thriving residential community.
Is it hilly?
Yes, very. It is the highest point in Manhattan. Be prepared for hills and stairs.
What is Hudson Heights?
It is a quiet, upscale sub-neighborhood within Washington Heights, centered around Fort Washington Avenue and close to the Cloisters.
How long is the commute?
The A express is very fast. 20-30 minutes to Midtown is standard.
Is it good for families?
Yes, the large apartments and excellent parks make it very attractive for families.
What about 'In the Heights'?
Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical made the neighborhood famous globally, celebrating its Dominican culture and energy.
Are the views good?
Spectacular. Many apartments have views of the Hudson River and the George Washington Bridge.