Second Quarter Manhattan Real Estate Market Reports
Stability is the word for the Manhattan Real Estate Market; Manhattan is showing steady sales, flat prices and inventory, even while many other housing markets are in an uncertain struggle; Total number of sales in the 1st quarter was off somewhat from last year's 2nd Quarter, but probably because of the burst of sales a year ago due to the now expired federal tax credit; According with Miller Samuel Inc.: The average sale price for a Manhattan apartment in the latest quarter was $1,46 million, up 1.6% from a year earlier, while the median price was $850,000 down 5.5% from a year ago, but 8.7% higher than the 1st quarter; Sales were off 3.8% from a year ago (Streeteasy.com said sales fell 12.3%); The median price for a one bedroom co-op fell by 8.2%, the median price for a three-bedroom co-op rose by 37.5% to $3 million over a year earlier; Price per square foot rose 1.6 percent; Manhattan is one of the better markets in the country, along with D.C. ...