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The Rising Costs of Real Estate in Manhattan

The Rising Costs of Real Estate in Manhattan

The average price per square foot for condos and co-ops in Manhattan has gone up 41.9% in the past 10 years, despite the Great Recession.

We’ve taken a brief look at the changes to NYC real estate prices over time using data on condominiums and co-ops.

Here are some key findings:

Studios and 4-plus-bedroom condos and co-ops are actually less expensive than they were 10 years ago.

Studio condos have stayed the most consistent in price, and 2-bedroom properties have gone up the most. Hopefully, this means more families and more upper-middle-class buyers in the city.

The most up-and-coming neighborhood is Central Park West, which has gone up in value by 60.6% in the past year.

The largest decrease was in Midtown East and Turtle Bay (-27.2%), Overall, southeastern neighborhoods like Greenwich Village, Chelsea, and SoHo have seen their prices shoot up in the past 10 years.

While there was a dip during the Recession, the average price per square foot for condos and co-ops in Manhattan has increased by $689 in the past five years.

The trickle-down effect leads to higher monthly rates for renters, who now pay on average between $2,900 and $3,500 per month for a medium-sized apartment in Manhattan. 

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