#property-contracts

#property-contracts

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's luxury market is stable with increased demand and declining days on market.

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

One Clinton Street in Brooklyn Heights dominated the luxury market with the two priciest contracts last week.

The average asking price for the 14 homes to enter contract was $3.4 million, with an average of 217 days on the market.

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

Manhattan's luxury market had a strong week with 29 contracts signed for homes over $4 million, including a penthouse at 135 East 79th Street asking $20 million.

The homes entering contract had an average asking price of $8 million and a median of $6.5 million, with a typical 7 percent discount received and 503 days spent on the market.