


In February, a total of 805 contracts were signed in Manhattan, a 16.33% increase from January These 805 signed contracts represented $2 1 billion in sales, a month-over-month increase of 28 61%
447 signed contracts were resale coops, representing an 18 25% increase from January, with a corresponding 44 93% increase in dollar volume
Resale condo contracts totaled 221, representing a 16 93% increase, while dollar volume increased by 31 35% from January
Single-family townhouses saw a 38 46% decrease in contracts signed but experienced a 0 07% increase in dollar volume from January
The Coldwell Banker Warburg monthly trend report offers unique insights into sales performance and pricing trends in the Manhattan and Brooklyn residential markets.
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price Luxury properties saw a 23 26% increase in contracts signed and an increase of 43.79% in dollar volume. Single-family townhouses saw a
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In February, a total of 326 contracts were signed in Brooklyn, a 19 85% increase from January These 326 signed contracts represented $530 million in sales, a month-over-month increase of 25.06%.
74 signed contracts were resale coops, representing a 21.31% increase month-over-month, with a corresponding 51.94% increase in dollar volume.
Resale condo contracts totaled 79, representing a 17.91% increase, while dollar volume increased by 24.72% from January.
Single-family townhouse contracts totaled 44, with a 45.44% increase in dollar volume
The Coldwell Banker Warburg monthly trend report offers unique insights into sales performance and pricing trends in the Manhattan and Brooklyn residential markets.
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with an average of 116 days on the market Resale co-ops saw a 21 31% increase in contracts signed and a 51.94% increase in dollar volume. Resale condos experienced a 17.91% increase in contracts signed, while the average price increased by 5.77% and the dollar volume increased by 24.72%.