The Bronx Homes & Real Estate

Welcome to your local The Bronx, NY homes for sale & real estate resource. Yankee Stadium, the country's biggest zoo, and some of the most affordable New York City homes for sale await in Bronx NY, an iconic borough located just across the Harlem River from the Manhattan area. For additional information, including sales history and prices, property disclosures, and more for The Bronx properties for sale, or to schedule a home tour of any property listed below, contact your LOCAL real estate experts today! Read more about The Bronx real estate.

Homes for Sale in The Bronx NY

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The Bronx home listings on this page are updated several times per day with information from The Bronx, New York MLS.

Every The Bronx MLS listing features important details entered by the listing agent, such as property price, days on the market, square footage, year built, lot size, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, assigned schools, and construction type.

Review local The Bronx property tax information and the current listing status (active, under contract, or pending). Many properties have features such as greenbelt locations and swimming pools, and these will be listed with The Bronx community amenities such as golf courses and parks.

The Bronx Real Estate Market

With a median listing price typically around $600,000, The Bronx generally has the lowest housing prices out of the five boroughs, providing an affordable option within the above-average cost of living in New York City. However, don't mistake the value of homes in The Bronx; this borough is packed with local attractions and is well-connected to Manhattan via the subway system, giving it access to Manhattan's amenities at more affordable home prices.

The northern and central neighborhoods tend to host the priciest luxury homes in Bronx County. Riverdale Bronx, Spuyten Duyvil Bronx, and Fieldston are a few of the most in-demand neighborhoods in the north, while the neighborhoods surrounding The Bronx Zoo area have their fair share of million-dollar-plus homes.

Some may not think it possible for a home in the densely packed New York City housing market to have thousands of square feet of living space, but luxury homes in The Bronx deliver. Many of these homes have quite a bit of character, from Tudor-style homes to contemporary-style new constructions. Quite a few homes in The Bronx sport classic red brick facades, giving them an extra helping of charm.

Among the most affordable homes in The Bronx are co-ops. Studio, one-bedroom, and sometimes even two-bedroom apartments for sale can be found around the $100,000 mark or even lower. At the higher end of the market, you can find co-ops listed up to around the mid-$900s with three or four bedrooms and two or three bathrooms.

The Bronx also tends to have more single-family homes available than its neighbor to the south, which can be very attractive for those looking for a bit more space to call their own.

The Bronx Community Amenities

When you live in The Bronx, there are standout attractions that you just can't miss. The Bronx Zoo. Yankee Stadium. The New York Botanical Garden. The Bronx is home to some of New York City's icons.

The Bronx Zoo is the biggest metropolitan zoo in the U.S. by area, with a whopping 265 acres of parkland and habitats. It sees over 2 million visitors yearly to see more than 6,000 species of animals. The Bronx Zoo is also involved in global wildlife conservation and has been instrumental in reintroducing several threatened species to their natural habitats.

Yankee Stadium is, of course, the home of the New York Yankees baseball team. It's also a National Historic Landmark that's been host to some of baseball's most iconic moments and is truly a must-see for any sports fan. It's the sixth-largest stadium in major league baseball and among the most expensive stadiums in the world. If you're not a baseball fan, don't worry—the stadium also hosts concerts, football games, and other events throughout the year. If you are a baseball fan, prepare to cheer on one of the most iconic sports teams.

No matter what time of year, there's always something blooming at The New York Botanical Garden. This national historic landmark is a must-see for any nature lover. From arboretums to native plants to rose gardens, it's a beautiful natural respite. Set some time aside to stroll down the Seasonal Walk.

These aren't the only attractions to living in The Bronx, however. When it comes to food, The Bronx has you covered. Arthur Avenue in the Belmont neighborhood is sometimes referred to as the "real Little Italy" and is worth visiting. This historic street is lined with Italian restaurants, bakeries, and specialty stores. Make sure to try a house-made sandwich with fresh mozzarella at Mike's Deli or get a cannoli at Madonia Brothers Bakery.

Looking for shopping? Fordham Road is home to hundreds of boutique retailers and chain stores, as well as a good number of popular restaurants. You can find about anything you need here, from clothes to home goods to electronics. It's also home to several attractions, such as the Edgar Allen Poe cottage.

The Bronx Local Highlights

• The Bronx has the most public parks of any of the five boroughs. Bronx Park, in particular, has many recreation areas in addition to The Bronx Zoo and the New York Botanical Gardens.
• The Bronx's transit system with 70 subway stations makes it incredibly easy to get to Upper Manhattan and many of the biggest employers in NYC.
• The Grand Concourse is lined with historically and architecturally significant buildings, earning it the name "Park Avenue of The Bronx." It has one of the world's largest collections of Art Deco apartment buildings.
• Co-ops are one of the most prevalent properties in The Bronx housing market; this borough is even home to the largest cooperatively owned multi-family housing complex in the U.S., known as Co-op City.

The Bronx School Information

Schools in NYC are run by the New York City Public Schools district, which serves over 1.1 million students. This overarching district is divided into 32 districts, each being broken up into zones. In addition, District 75 comprises around 57 schools that serve students with disabilities.

The Bronx is served by NYC Geographic Districts #7–12. All told, over 320 public schools in The Bronx serve over 188,000 students. Of these, around 90 schools are charter schools.

In addition, more than 30,000 students attend one of the 85+ private schools in The Bronx. Most are religiously affiliated, and options are available for all grade levels.

The Bronx is home to several colleges and universities, including 4-year, 2-year, public, and private options. Some of the most popular include Fordham University and CUNY Bronx Community College. Bronxites also have many options in nearby communities, including New York University and Columbia University.

The Bronx NY Real Estate Agents

Interested in buying a home in The Bronx? Let our The Bronx real estate experts guide you through the sale of your current residence or the purchase of your new The Bronx property. As local real estate agents, we have insider knowledge of the dynamics unique to The Bronx, New York, real estate.

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