#brooklyn-luxury-market

#brooklyn-luxury-market

The Brooklyn luxury market is affected by muggy summer days, with a decrease in total signed contracts but an increase in median asking price.

The top contracts in Brooklyn included a townhouse in Manhattan Beach and a penthouse condo in Park Slope with high asking prices and luxurious amenities.

Brooklyn luxury market sees increase in activity and prices with higher number of contracts signed and median asking price.

Townhouses dominate Brooklyn luxury market with top contracts for six consecutive weeks.

Brooklyn's luxury market saw 20 signed contracts for homes over $2 million, up from the previous period.

Average asking price was $2.8 million with $1,383 per square foot; homes spent 85 days on market with 1% discount.

Cobble Hill townhouse at $13 million led Brooklyn's luxury market, reflecting soaring home prices in the neighborhood post-pandemic.

Townhouses dominate Brooklyn luxury market, signaling strong demand and high value for prime properties.

Townhouses are leading in Brooklyn's luxury market with high prices and significant sales.

16 homes, including townhouses and condos, were sold in the first week of March in Brooklyn with an average asking price of $3.3 million.

Townhouses in Park Slope were the most expensive properties to go under contract in Brooklyn's luxury market last week.

Townhouse valuations have risen significantly from the pandemic-era housing boom.