217 44th St

A low-rise multifamily condominium built in 1930, this property contains primarily one-bedroom units spread over several stories typical of early 20th-century urban walk-up apartment blocks. The façades are modest and residential in scale, with shared entryways leading to common corridors and an on-site superintendent servicing the property. Interior units generally feature hardwood floors, high ceilings, and large windows that admit substantial natural light; kitchens range from original layouts to renovated cookspaces with modern finishes. Building services and utilities commonly included in monthly maintenance cover heat and hot water, and residents use shared laundry facilities located in the basement. There is no structured garage; street parking and nearby municipal options serve most residents. The building sits in a dense, transit-oriented neighborhood of Union City, a short walk to Bergenline Avenue, Park Avenue and Boulevard East, with frequent bus service, light rail access and multiple routes into New York City. The immediate area offers a mix of retail, restaurants, parks and schools, making the property practical for commuters, investors seeking rental demand, and buyers wanting a compact urban residence.