new Manhattan loft listings + closed sales in last 7 days
This is my fortieth report on the number, price distribution and neighborhood distribution for Manhattan lofts reported as new to the market or as closed sales in the last 7 days.
blame the family
The stats as ofSunday night Monday (spent the weekend visiting Our Youngest in Miami Beach; though a well-employed "business consultant", her internet "doesn’t work" in her apartment !?!?):
The stats as of
-
there were 22 Manhattan lofts reported as new to the market in the last 7 days and 31 as sold (another unusual week, with more sales than new listings [the second in a row], though this week 12 sales were in a single new development)
-
half of the 22 new ones are offered below $2mm and half above $2mm, while 25 of the 31 closed sales were below $3mm
-
only 3 of the 22 new loft listings are in new development, while 14 of the 31 closed sales were in new development (12 at be@William)
By priceNew = 22
Sold = 31
$500k to $999k2 9 $1mm to $1.99mm9 7 $2mm to $2.99mm3 9 $3mm to $3.99mm5
$4mm to $4.99mm1 5 $5mm+2 1
By neighborhoodNew = 22
Sold = 31
Battery Park CityChelsea5 2 ClintonEast Village1 2 Financial District4 13 Flatiron1 2 GramercyGreenwich Village2 2 Kips Bay1 Little ItalyLower East Side2 Murray HillMidtown EastMidtown West SoHo4 Tribeca4 6 Turtle Bay2 Upper East SideUpper West SideWest Village
New loft listings in new developments25 Broad Street (The Exchange) 1 250 East 49 Street 2
Sold lofts in new developments90 William Street (be@William) 12 101 Warren Street 1 25 Murray Street (Tribeca Space) 1
For information about how I get this stuff and why I slice it as I do, see methodology for New + Sold in The Last Seven Days. For my most recent rant about how soft this data may be, see loft or not? caution: active ranting ahead.
© Sandy Mattingly 2008
Tagged with: Bewilliam, Broad, Closed, East 49, Exchange, Murray, New Listings, Sales, Tribeca Space, Warren
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Top
Follow Us!