Manhattan Weekly Market Update - November 5, 2021


Weekly Manhattan Luxury Market Update - Oct 25, 2021


Forty-seven contracts were signed at the $4 million and above, which is only 3 fewer than we had on that previous week.  

Quick Stats: 

- 31 Condo Units with an average asking price of $8.1M and an average $/sqft of $2,999.

- 10 Coop Units with an average asking price of $8.3M.

- 6 Townhouses with an average asking price of $7.7M and an average $/sqft of $1,562. 

- The overall average asking price: $8.1M.

- The median asking price: $5.9M.

- The total average listing discount: 8%.

-The average number of days on the market: 452.

October is starting at a very high pace for contracts signed! There were 184 signed contracts in the past 4 weeks at $4 million and above.  

This past week, for the 14th time this year, there were 40 or more contracts signed at the luxury market price point. 

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