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We studied hard to deliver a brand new report to you. The Reality Check on the Manhattan Luxury Market. Every week we hear of multi million dollar properties going on the market and sometimes the asking price seems exorbitant, because it is!
The average Manhattan apartment sold between 2010 and 2019 was just under 1,135 square feet, the smallest in more than three decades, according to Miller Samuel’s 10-year report on the Manhattan sales market.
Median sales prices for studio apartments rose by about 23 percent over the 10-year period, while spacious four-bedrooms saw median prices slide by about ...
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The weak sales market is still a key driver of rental demand and rising rents. The number of new leases fell for the 6th straight month as landlords continued to be more successful at the time of lease renewal, down 2.1% from the same period last year. The |
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Sales are still slowing down but at a lower rate. And this could imply that the trend might be turning around in the near future. We as brokers have experienced a busy month of December and we are starting to get more optimistic for 2020.
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2020
It may seem like New York City is in the midst of a building boom, with new developments continuing to go up in areas including Long Island City and Downtown Brooklyn. But a new report prepared by the Department of City Planning refutes that, and makes the case that New York City needs to build more housing to keep up with its “explosive” job growth.
The report, titled “The Geography of Jobs,” delves into the city’s and ...
Continue Reading →Many people in the industry predicted it: the number of transactions went down quite a bit – 14.2% YoY actually to 2,560 homes sold. As you may remember, many sales were pulled into the previous quarter in order to avoid the, well known and much discussed, Mansion Tax hikes. That generated a sense of “fake” recovery and we now know for a fact it was a “fake”!
