Home Values · Manhattan · Inwood, NY
What's your home worth in Inwood?
The median home in Inwood sold for $480,000 — co-op prices ▲ 15.4% over the past year.
Based on recorded residential sales over the last 12 months (all home types). Source: ATTOM public property records · updated quarterly · as of July 2026.
About the neighborhood
Manhattan's last forest
At Manhattan's northern tip, the street grid gives way to curving blocks, exposed bedrock, and open sky. Prewar brick apartment buildings, many with Art Deco detailing and courtyards, line the residential streets; Seaman Avenue and Park Terrace hold buildings with gracious lobbies, while the side streets mix modest walk-ups and co-ops. With no skyscrapers, sunlight reaches the sidewalks, and the Hudson and the Palisades stay visible from many corners.
Inwood Hill Park, the last true forest on Manhattan Island, anchors daily life with wooded trails, glacial boulders, caves, and salt marshes that shelter hawks and songbirds. Music and food set the pace along Broadway and Dyckman Street, where bakeries sell both bagels and pastelitos, and the 18th-century Dyckman Farmhouse Museum recalls the area's farming past. For forest at the end of the block, nowhere else in Manhattan comes close.
Where Inwood sits
The official neighborhood boundary — every sale behind the numbers above closed inside this outline.
The locqube difference
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