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Manhattan condo price forecast

Started by thinking2b
about 14 years ago
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Would you give your insight what will happen to the price of NYC condominiums in 2012 and 2013?
Response by soyiuz
about 14 years ago
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The prices will go up if the economy continues to heat up. Condos will continue to make more sense than coops.

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Response by Riversider
about 14 years ago
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Urban digs has been talking about surging demand and tighter inventory. Even on Easy Street that should translate to increasing and not decreasing prices.

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Response by harlembuyer
about 14 years ago
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Harlem condo pricing has become very interesting. 3 "troubled" condos that I know well SoHa, The Gateway and 5th on the Park have all recently RAISED their asking prices. I thought this was nuts but then I saw this apt http://streeteasy.com/nyc/sale/525496-condo-301-west-118th-street-central-harlem-new-york that we looked at and didn't think was worth $920,000 is now in contract at over a million.

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Response by Brooks2
about 14 years ago
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looks to me like they will continue to drop in price

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Response by harlembuyer
about 14 years ago
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Brooks2: Bears may indeed triumph in the long run but 2012 is a year of very tight inventory http://urbandigs.com/2012/02/manhattan_deal_volume_rises_in.html
There are also very few if any sizeable new condo buildings coming to the market.

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Response by caonima
about 14 years ago
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it will become another japan,

in japan, the RE has been dropping for almost 30 years, but the value is still about 70%~80% of the peak value. very similar to what we see in manhattan so far.

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Response by Al_Assad
about 14 years ago
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"The prices will go up if the economy continues to heat up."

The overall economy is barely heating up. The LOCAL economy - especially Wall St. - is doing terrible, at least as it relates to compensation. 20-30% lower bonuses should translate to lower housing prices. Or does the "all real estate is local" mantra only apply when things are going well locally?

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