#townhouses

#townhouses

Brooklyn's luxury market is thriving, with a 60% increase in luxury property contracts this October compared to last year.

Historic townhouses in Brooklyn Heights and Fort Greene were the top sales in Brooklyn's luxury market last week.

Brooklyn townhouse contracts surged by 88% in the second half of 2024, highlighting a significant uptick in luxury real estate demand.

Brooklyn's luxury townhouse market is booming, with contract values nearly doubling from last year, driven by buyer interest in high-end properties.

Townhouse dominance in Brooklyn luxury contracts declined, with a condo securing the second priciest deal, marking a shift in the market dynamics.

Townhouses in Brooklyn, like this $12.75 million Park Slope listing, are increasingly popular among wealthy buyers for privacy, space, and modern amenities.

The increasing cost of homeownership is prompting many buyers, like Alisa Newman, to consider townhouses for their affordability and lower maintenance needs.

Brooklyn luxury market is currently dominated by townhouses, maintaining high demand.

The most expensive townhouse sold for $6.5 million, indicating premium buyer interest.

While the market has seen growth, the rate of increase is beginning to stabilize.

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

Luxury Brooklyn real estate market slowed down post-Memorial Day weekend, with 14 homes over $2 million entering contracts.

Brooklyn luxury market volume nearly doubled compared to last year, primarily driven by townhouses.

15 units went into contract with a total of $57 million in a single week.

Townhouses in New York City creatively utilize narrow lots to provide families with additional living space.

Townhouses are a space-efficient solution for families in densely populated New York City, particularly in Brooklyn's outer boroughs.

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.