Who says you can't buy anything in NYC for under a million? We've found apartments across all five boroughs for $900,000, from a studio in the East Village to a multi-family house in Queens, with tons in between.

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MIDTOWN WEST, MANHATTAN: 1-bed, 1-bath condo at 635 West 42nd Street (between 11th and 12th). $900,000+$549/mo common charges, $550/mo taxes

EAST VILLAGE, MANHATTAN: 1-bath condo at 509 East 6th Street (between Avenues A and B). $900,000+$466/mo common charges, $664/mo taxes

CENTRAL HARLEM, MANHATTAN: 2-bed, 2-bath condo at 234 West 148th Street (between Seventh and Eighth). $900,000+$739/mo common charges, $50/mo taxes

BEDFORD-STUYVESANT, BROOKLYN: 5-bed, 3-bath two-family house at 943 Gates Avenue (between Patchen and Malcolm X). $899,000+$308/mo taxes

BUSHWICK, BROOKLYN: 7-bed, 3-bath multi-family house at 19 Pilling Street (between Broadway and Bushwick). $899,000

FOREST HILLS, QUEENS: 2-bed, 2-bath condo at 112-01 Queens Boulevard (at 75th). $890,000+$1,147/mo common charges, $510/mo taxes

RIDGEWOOD, QUEENS: 5-bed, 3-bath multi-family house at 1743 Grove Street (between Seneca and Cyprus). $899,000

RIVERDALE, THE BRONX: 2-bed, 2-bath condo at 640 West 237th Street (at Johnson). $895,000+$1,071/mo common charges

TOTTENVILLE, STATEN ISLAND: 4-bed, 2.5-bath house at 131 Hopping Avenue (between Patten and Amboy). $899,000

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