Inventory Break Down
Started by spinnaker1
about 17 years ago
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I have always wanted to see better reporting tools out of the SE database so for shits and grins I put these numbers together this morning. I broke down the overall inventory into different buyer pools in three different areas. Data is from 7/10/09. I'm not sure there is anything earth shattering here, its just interesting to look at real data instead of opinions. Might be interesting to revisit... [more]
I have always wanted to see better reporting tools out of the SE database so for shits and grins I put these numbers together this morning. I broke down the overall inventory into different buyer pools in three different areas. Data is from 7/10/09. I'm not sure there is anything earth shattering here, its just interesting to look at real data instead of opinions. Might be interesting to revisit this in a month with new numbers. If you are shopping for a 2/2 coop in prime UWS for under $1M, out of the total Manhattan inventory of 10000+ units, you will have 17 units to chose from ( 2 of which have been on the market for over a year). Of those that have gone into contract about half did so within 2 months of being listed. The numbers below show percent of active inventory in contract. Total inventory is in brackets. All are 2+ bed, 2+ bath. UWS coops 0 - $1M ---------> 50% (34) $1M - $1.25M -----> 42% (35) $1.25M - $1.5M ---> 41% (48) $1.5M - $2M ------> 32% (45) $2M - $3M -------> 28% (52) $3M - $5M -------> 31% (29) $5M - $30M ------> 18 % (22) UES coops 0 - $1M ----------> 40% (32) $1M - $1.25M -----> 28% (35) $1.25M - $1.5M ---> 26% (41) $1.5M - $2M ------> 37% (48) $2M - $3M -------> 32% (52) $3M - $5M -------> 22% (45) $5M - $30M ------> 10% (57) midtown condos 0 - $1M ---------> 42% (50) $1M - $1.25M -----> 32% (56) $1.25M - $1.5M ---> 12% (115) $1.5M - $2M ------> 15% (213) $2M - $3M -------> 19% (164) $3M - $5M -------> 15% (100) $5M - $30M ------> 5% (74) [less]
What were the percentages when inventory was in the 5000-6000 level?
I doubt the data exists.