Manhattan Rental Market

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Manhattan Rental Market

After a prolonged period of declines, the Manhattan rental market finally started to pick up in January with the median rent price that increased 5.7% to $3,320 year over year (YoY), even though the volume of new leases fell by 4.9% YoY. This normally means that more renewals of existing leases are happening. The vacancy rate also went down to 1.65% from 1.98% a year ago, another good sign for landlords. And the share of apartments offered with ...

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Wealth Report: London Vs NYC

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Wealth Report: London Vs NYC

Here are some insights from the latest Knight-Frank – 2019 Wealth Report – and other luxury market indicators.

Yes, the New York real estate market cooled down in 2018, but the city is still a favorite, amongst the uber rich of the world, for prime property investment.

New York is the world’s leading city for both residential and commercial investment, cementing its position as a global wealth hub. The study, which surveys global trends among ...

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South Florida: December 2018 Market Stats

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South Florida: December 2018 Market Stats

Miami-Dade

Overall, residential sales in Miami-Dade dropped 6.2 percent to 2,081. The total residential sales volume in December fell by 5.6 percent to $928.8 million.

Miami single-family home sales decreased 5.1 percent 1,011 last month. Condo sales dropped to 1,070, a decline of 7.3 percent.

Prices of single-family homes kept rising, with the median price increasing by 6.7 percent to $355,000. The median price of a condo was flat at $235,000.

Broward

Total residential sales also fell in Broward ...

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Land prices in Manhattan hit pause

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Land prices in Manhattan hit pause

In 2015 after a few boom years buyers had been consistently bidding an average of $685 per square foot for Manhattan land.

Then from 2015 to 2016 the total dollar volume for development site trades in Manhattan below 96th Street plummeted 55 percent to $2.6 billion from $5.8 billion. In 2017, the dollar volume dropped by another 34 percent, according to data provided by commercial brokerage Ariel Property Advisors.

Although land sale prices did recover last year and are ...

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New York City’s Tourism Boom Continues

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New York City’s Tourism Boom Continues

NYC & Company, the city’s official tourism arm, announced that a record 65.2 million visitors came to NYC last year, the New York Times reports. Most of those visitors came from other parts of the United States, and the largest number of foreigners visited from Great Britain (1.24 million) and China (1.1 million).

That number is a jump from the 62.8 million tourists who came to the city in 2017, and is part of a larger pattern of growth—this ...

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