Condo Listings Snapshot

For history you'd need to look at SE's condo-resale index, or else Miller-Samuel's numbers.

Here's somebody citing the table in 2009, when 3-bedrooms were $1500: http://streeteasy.com/nyc/talk/discussion/13370-streeteasy-manhattan-listing-snapshot

Thanks NWT,

This grid from 2009 is very interesting. Ppsf has increased only 6% for studios with the spread increasing all the way through 4 beds where it has increased 33%. Also, the typical size of apartments has decreased for studios and 1 beds but increased for two,three and four beds.

Whilst, I'm not going to do something as claim that 3 beds have increased 25% in value in the last 4 years, it does speak volumes that the Manhattan market (new dev in particular) is shifting towards high end, larger apartments, and more and more families would like to continue to live in the city as their kids grow up.

Yes, you must be very careful reading those stats. The price variation might depend much more on the "properties" of those 3BR than anything else (a bigger new dev percentage of sales and new dev prices have become crazy, bigger apts as you noticed and bigger apts are more expensive even on a psf basis etc). If you control for those properties, appreciation might be much more reasonable.

Apple snapshot. Closed up 1% after hours. Seems like the naysayers are joining the bull apple run.

Go team re!

you said you sold Apple 2 weeks ago.

Yes and that's why w67 is on street easy. To crow about a non existent gain.

What'd think cuntsburger? Is w67 up another $1mill or doez w67 make shit up?

W67 thanks inosomething for conEd. Start of a beautiful bull run for w67.

Hey who killed SE? The trollzzzzzzz. Flmaozzz.

How are the 67 condos you own?