New York City records show the median price in the month of April for an apartment in Brooklyn was $753,003. This price represents a significant uptick in the median price, just over 10% from last year’s median price of $682,228. The volume of sales year-over-year jumped considerably from 269 to 488 an increase of 81% So, what does $753,003 get you in the borough of Brooklyn? Today we’ll take a look ...
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According to city records, the median price in the month of April for an apartment in Manhattan was $1.15 million, the same exact median price from a year ago. However, the number of apartments sold more than doubled year over year, from 437 to 953, an increase of 119%. So, what can you get for $1.15 million? Today we’ll look at two of the four apartments that defined the median price ...
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According to city records the median sale price in Brooklyn for the month of March was $730,000. This is on par with last year's median price, which was $727,500 for the borough. Not surprisingly, the number of apartments sold jumped from 408 to 472, an increase of 16%. So what do you get for $730K in Brooklyn? Today we will look at two of the four apartments that defined the median ...
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According to city records, the median sale price in the month of March for an apartment in Manhattan was $1,076,326. This is pretty much the same price as a year ago, at the start of the pandemic, when the median recorded sale price was $1,050,698. The uptick from year-over-year is just over .02 percent. However, the difference in the number of apartments that sold in March 2020 when compared to March ...
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