Manhattan and Brooklyn have seen the biggest increases in first half sales and average sales prices of all homes since the financial crisis. Sales in Manhattan have doubled since 2009, with 6,550 sales recorded in the first half of this year, up from 3,276 during the first half of 2009.
The average sales price of all homes in Manhattan has been rising steadily over the past four years—culminating at $1,452,000 in the first half of 2013, an increase from $1,361,000 in 2009.
Below are graphs depicting the increase in sales and average sales price for the first six months of each year since 2009 in each borough and citywide.
Sales and Average Sales Price by Year Citywide
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Year |
Sales
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Average Sales Price
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2009 |
13,903
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$652,000
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2010 |
20,599
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$719,000
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2011 |
18,930
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$740,000
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2012 |
18,753
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$756,000
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2013 |
20,563
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$792,000
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Sales by Borough and Year
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Year |
Manhattan
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Bronx
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Brooklyn
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Queens
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Staten Island
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2009 |
3,276
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983
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3,166
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5,141
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1,337
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2010 |
6,224
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1,207
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4,653
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6,572
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1,943
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2011 |
5,863
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1,040
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4,730
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5,649
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1,648
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2012 |
6,046
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1,058
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4,700
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5,877
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1,072
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2013 |
6,550
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1,092
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5,139
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5,934
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1,848
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Average Sales Price by Borough and Year
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Year |
Manhattan
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Bronx
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Brooklyn
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Queens
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Staten Island
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2009 |
$1,361,000
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$361,000
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$512,000
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$413,000
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$395,000
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2010 |
$1,369,000
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$355,000
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$533,000
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$393,000
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$405,000
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2011 |
$1,389,000
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$348,000
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$555,000
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$392,000
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$410,000
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2012 |
$1,395,000
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$327,000
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$564,000
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$394,000
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$427,000
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2013 |
$1,452,000
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$349,000
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$618,000
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$413,000
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$424,000
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source: REBNY Reasearch www.REBNY.com.
Manhattan Monthly Market Report | July 2013
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