Apartment$389,900
White Plains

181 homes and apartments for sale in White Plains, United States.
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Apartment$389,900
White Plains

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White Plains
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White Plains

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White Plains
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White Plains
Buyer's guide: White Plains
White Plains, the seat of Westchester County, sits about 25 miles north of Manhattan and is one of the largest suburban business centres in New York State. Foreign buyers looking for a condo or house within commuting range of the city will find 181 listings here, with a median asking price of €424,638.
US dollar prices are shown in euros on our site, and the figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The spread is wide, from entry-level condos under €236,903 to larger homes above €715,180 (the top quarter).
| Measure | White Plains |
|---|---|
| Listings | 181 |
| Median asking price | €424,638 |
| p25 to p75 | €236,903 to €715,180 |
| Median price per m² | €3,821 |
| Median size | 105 m² |
Apartments, mostly condos and co-ops, account for 137 listings; houses for 37 and land for 7. By bedroom count, two-bedroom (58) and one-bedroom (54) units are most common, with 9 studios, 26 three-bedroom units, 13 four-bedroom and 14 of five or more.
Check which type of ownership you are looking at. A condo gives you title to the unit, while a co-op gives shares in a corporation with a proprietary lease and tighter board approval, which can be demanding for non-resident buyers. See more apartments in the United States or houses.
The downtown has a dense cluster of towers, restaurants, shops and the Westchester County Courthouse. Metro-North trains reach Grand Central in around 40 minutes. Surrounding suburbs are classic Westchester: Scarsdale and Bronxville for top-rated schools and higher prices, New Rochelle for Long Island Sound access and Yonkers for lower entry points.
Westchester's real cost is property tax, not the price tag: always ask for the last tax bill.
There are no general nationality limits on buying US residential property. Key costs: annual property tax in Westchester is high, often 2% or more of value; New York adds a 1% mansion tax over $1m; and closing costs include title insurance and attorney fees. Non-resident sellers face FIRPTA withholding, and lenders typically want a larger down payment from foreigners. Read our United States buying guide and US financing page, and use the mortgage calculator. Country overview: United States.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. Westchester is among the highest-taxed counties in the US, so compare the annual tax bill, not just the asking price.
Yes, though co-op boards may ask for financial references and have their own rules. Condos are usually easier for foreign buyers.
Around 25 miles, with Metro-North trains taking roughly 40 minutes to Grand Central.
Lenders often ask for 25% to 40% down for non-resident borrowers, depending on documentation. Cash buyers avoid this.