No x 3Murray Hill: $1.2M and a $4K maintenance and (a) you need to use the laundry room in the basement, (b) there's only one full bath + the World's Smallest Half Bath, (c) $4K of maintenance gets you nothing - no gym, no playroom, no residents lounge, and (d) you're four blocks from Grand Central Station so it's always going to be noisy and crowded. Central Park North: You're paying for the view, period. The apartment is incredibly tiny though skillfully staged and photographed so kudos to the realtor. But go to the floorpan, which you may need to expand given the realtor clearly does not want you to see how small the apartment is. The living room is just 14'6 x 14. The bedroom is 10'7 x10. There's no division between the living room and the kitchen so cooking smells permeate the entire space. Yes there is a washer/dryer, but the real deal breaker is that there is just one single closet in the entire apartment. a small clothes closet in the bedroom. No coat closet or linen closet. So the question really is whether the incredible views make up for the incredible lack of space. Queens:  Over $850K and while it is also tiny, at least it has multiple closets, a gym and media room and a washer/dryer. But those balcony views are into other people's balcony's and some ugly modern buildings. Even the realtor's photos can't hide how small the living room and kitchen are.

No x 3Murray Hill: $1.2M and a $4K maintenance and (a) you need to use the laundry room in the basement, (b) there's only one full bath + the World's Smallest Half Bath, (c) $4K of maintenance gets you nothing - no gym, no playroom, no residents lounge, and (d) you're four blocks from Grand Central Station so it's always going to be noisy and crowded. Central Park North: You're paying for the view, period. The apartment is incredibly tiny though skillfully staged and photographed so kudos to the realtor. But go to the floorpan, which you may need to expand given the realtor clearly does not want you to see how small the apartment is. The living room is just 14'6 x 14. The bedroom is 10'7 x10. There's no division between the living room and the kitchen so cooking smells permeate the entire space. Yes there is a washer/dryer, but the real deal breaker is that there is just one single closet in the entire apartment. a small clothes closet in the bedroom. No coat closet or linen closet. So the question really is whether the incredible views make up for the incredible lack of space. Queens:  Over $850K and while it is also tiny, at least it has multiple closets, a gym and media room and a washer/dryer. But those balcony views are into other people's balcony's and some ugly modern buildings. Even the realtor's photos can't hide how small the living room and kitchen are.

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