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Let’s take a look at closed sales in the first quarter of 2021.
Manhattan has finally joined the real estate party that the wider tri-state region, and also most markets in the USA, have been experiencing since the summer.
Manhattan lost more residents than the other boroughs during the pandemic due to its ...
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The renters are coming back to New York City in a big way, thanks to near record low concessions, falling rents, and lots of vacant apartments. Last month, new lease signings in Manhattan surged to their highest total for a February since the Financial Crisis in 2008.
(source: birckundergorund.com)
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There were 38 closing at $4 million and above in January 2021, 45 lessthan the previous month. The Average Closing Price was $8,493,335 down -4% from the previous month, meanwhile the Median Closing Price was $5,770,000 down -16% from the previous month, the Negotiability Factor, that is the average discount from the last asking price, was 14.23% up from 10.76% the previous ...
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It’s recovery time. In Manhattan, new lease signings rose to their highest level for the month of January, since the last financial crisis: up 57.6%year over year.
Lowered rents prompted an increase in the new lease contracts activity. Tenants are moving back to the city in search of good deals as they sense the leverage in their favor is ...
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New signed contracts for co-ops, condos, and 1-3 families combined doubled in January, year over year, for the second annual increase since the lockdown ended. New listing inventory fell sharply year over year for the fourth straight month.
(source: Miller Samuel)
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