Tag: Quarterly Report

nuggets from Q4 market reports / Halstead dribs + drabs

  not very rawThe Fourth Quarter market report from Halstead (pdf, here) has typically infuriating summary data, with little raw material of specific interest about the Manhattan loft market. As a result, I can weigh in with guesses about what it means

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more about that Second Quarter / Manhattan loft data

Yesterday I (finally) hit the big firm reports on Manhattan real estate transactions (and other stats) from the Second Quarter of 2008 (about that Second Quarter / data party like it is 2006). Today it is whatever data is reported

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why so hard to count Manhattan residential real estate sales?

lost some forest for some trees?I got so caught up in micro-‘analysis’ yesterday (Mothra v. Godzilla, or the epic battle over Manhattan sales volume reports) that I did not get around to considering the factors that make it so hard

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Q108 Manhattan market reports / more on lofts

Today’s’ earlier post (Q1 Manhattan market reports highlight high prices + major caveats) hit some of the general price and volume questions and (some) answers about the overall Manhattan residential real estate market, as reported by the 3 major firms

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Q4 reports / inventory still low

Not sure what the meaning of this is, but there’s got to be food for thought in the inventory numbers somewhere…. no rise in supply at year endThe press release last week trumpeting the Radar Logic (Miller Samuel) report prepared

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Q4 reports coming in / demand continues

2007 record, but demand slowedThe big story for me in the last round of quarterly market reports for Manhattan coop and condo sales was that demand remained at historical highs for each quarter of 2007 (by then). The new numbers

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more Q2 Manhattan market nuggets / fewer DOM show accelerating market

  The Miller Samuel “Manhattan Overview” report for the Second Quarter has still not hit its website, but Inman News today has two more tidbits from that report about Manhattan apartment sales:   “Condos and co-ops spent an average 117

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on average, up, way up and down doesn

  The Miller Samuel quarterly report that just came out about coop and condo sales in Manhattan shows how volatile key numbers can be with such a small sample as the subset of Manhattan LOFT sales in any three-month period. Applying

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