Clawing the way out of a recession would be a tough way to start any decade, but New York is nothing if not resilient. That is especially true of the co-op market: CityRealty data shows that over the past ten years, the average co-op price throughout the city has made an impressive climb from $971K to $1.377 million, or an increase of 27%. A total of 5,530 sales is projected for this year.
Downtown neighborhoods remain as hot as ever, but Upper Manhattan makes an impressive showing as well. As we take a look at the neighborhoods that saw the most dramatic price leaps by percentage, we also peek at apartments at the average price and other prime examples of local listings at varying price ranges.
Downtown neighborhoods remain as hot as ever, but Upper Manhattan makes an impressive showing as well. As we take a look at the neighborhoods that saw the most dramatic price leaps by percentage, we also peek at apartments at the average price and other prime examples of local listings at varying price ranges.
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