In Manhattan, Tribeca led the way with a median sales price of $3,575,000 (#1 overall). This was despite having a 30% decrease in transactions year over year. The biggest increases were in the West Village (#3 overall) with a median sales price of $2,312,500 and an 88% increase year over year and the East Village (#9 overall) with a median sales price of $1,535,012. The Upper East side (#15 overall) led the way in the total amount of transactions with 495 during the quarter.
Brooklyn continues to show increased value to properties as several neighborhoods have made moves on the list. Particularly Greenpoint and Fort Greene showed tremendous increases on the list. Fort Greene (#14 overall) led the way with a 131% year over year increase and a median price of $1,280,000. Fort Greene (#12 overall) showed tremendous a tremendous upside as well showing an 81% increase and a median price of $1,352,182.
Queens did not have any neighborhoods hitting the 1 million dollar mark however Belle Harbor (#27 overall) came close at $995,000. The other leading neighborhoods as to ranking and median sales price in Queens were to the south of Belle Harbor. Queensboro Hill (#34 overall, $883,500) and Auburndale ($35 overall, $883,000) remained steady in these categories.
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