NYC Real Estate For Sale

also search for rentals or look in other areas

Manhattan Manhattan Brooklyn Queens Bronx Staten Island Staten Island
NYC's most complete source of new project information

New Developments

Manhattan House at 200 East 66th Street in Lenox Hill

Manhattan House

Lenox Hill
Sales: 18 active, 5 in contract and 147 previous
Rentals: 1 active and 8 previous
Beacon Towers at 29 West 138th Street in Central Harlem

Beacon Towers

Central Harlem
Sales: 8 active, 12 in contract and 11 previous
Rentals: 1 active and 1 previous
Oro at 306 Gold Street in Downtown Brooklyn

Oro

Downtown Brooklyn
Sales: 12 active, 60 in contract and 178 previous
Rentals: 3 active and 10 previous

Street Fact

Manhattan Condo Listings Snapshot

 Size (ft²)$ per ft²Price
Studio 542 1,122 599,000
1 BR 791 1,093 860,000
2 BR 1,292 1,210 1,595,000
3 BR 1,956 1,451 2,950,000
4+ BR 3,097 1,721 5,616,000
Medians for listings from past 60 days from StreetEasy data. Excludes some extraordinary properties. No representation is made as to the accuracy of this data.

Featured Listings

3585 Greystone Avenue #E6D

$546,000

2 beds   2 baths
1,022 ft²

3585 Greystone Avenue #E6D

Condo, Riverdale
Listed by Halstead Property
36 Sutton Place South #PHA

$2,995,000

3 beds   3 baths

36 Sutton Place South #PHA

Co-op, Sutton Place
Listed by Prudential Elliman
651 Vanderbilt st.

insiders only

11/16/2009
1 bed   1 bath   800 ft²

651 Vanderbilt Street #3P

Co-op, Windsor Terrace
$464,000
970 Kent Avenue #708 in Clinton Hill
$1,525,000
239 Central Park West #3C in Upper West Side
$350,000
$1,610,000
2 Fifth Avenue #10F in Greenwich Village
Become an Insider(*) to search all recorded sales.

open house planner Open Houses

$249,000
333 E 92nd Street #4A
Mon, Nov 23 (by appointment only)
$389,000
930 Saint Nicholas Avenue #28   3 beds
Mon, Nov 23 (by appointment only)
$599,000
345 West 55th Street #7C   1 bed
Mon, Nov 23 (by appointment only)
$629,000
123-07 Lax Avenue   4 beds   2,023 ft²
Mon, Nov 23 (11:00 - 5:00)

Bubble Wrap

RSS

New York could see a double dip in residential market

The November issue of The Real Deal includes an article with an array of analysts predicting where housing in New York is going over the next year with many forecasting a second round to the downturn.

The biggest problem New York is facing is unemployment. According to the state Comptroller’s office, the city shed 115,700 jobs as of June and is expected to hit 328,000 jobs losses – 47,000 of them in the securities industry – by the third quarter of 2010, boosting an unemployment rate that has already hit 10.3 percent.

Jonathan Miller, the president of appraisal firm Miller Samuel, said there has never been an economic recovery in New York at the same time that the finance sector was suffering.

# posted about 2 weeks ago

More bubble wrap: Bubble wrap is our 'market blog', where we collect interesting news from lots of magazines, newspapers, blogs and other sites.