Park Avenue between 60^th and 96^th Streets is recognized worldwide as one of the most prestigious locations in the city. Because this much-loved avenue is primarily lined with residential buildings on both sides of the street and is unique in its desirability, the real estate market on Park Avenue merits its own analysis which we provide in this newsletter. In this newsletter you will find an overview of the entire Manhattan market this year, along with a comprehensive Park Avenue snapshot revealing what’s on the market, what’s in contract and what has closed in the first quarter. We also highlight the contracts signed in the first 4 months of the year of Park Avenue properties $4M and above. And of course, Deanna provides her expert advice for both buyers and sellers in the current market. Download the Park Avenue Spring 2023 Newsletter

Similar to the broader Manhattan market, the Central Park West real estate market experienced strong sales volume in the first half of last year, followed by a slowdown in the second half. However, since the beginning of 2023, the number of large apartment sales have been increasing, with nearly one contract signed over $4M per week since January 1st! We provide a comprehensive analysis of contracts and closings on this beloved boulevard, and advice for both buyers and sellers. CPW Newsletter Spring 2023

The Riverside Drive - West End Avenue neighborhood above 70th Street is a special and quiet residential Upper West Side area, unique in its beauty and desirability within a block of Riverside Park yet close to all conveniences and transportation. The real estate market here is also unique and therefore merits its own analysis which we provide in this newsletter. RSD-WEA-2023-Newsletter

The spring season is historically the most active time of year in the Manhattan real estate market. This spring newsletter provides an overview of last year’s ups and downs in the market and what we might expect this year. Deanna also provides advice for both buyers and sellers in the current market. Spring-Newsletter-2023

The real estate market downtown warrants its own detailed analysis as it makes up consistently 30% of sales in Manhattan. We also provide an overview of the Manhattan market, particularly the 3rd Quarter, as well as Deanna’s advice to both buyers and sellers who are navigating the current market in any neighborhood. Downtown-Newsletter-2022

It has been quite a roller coaster ride in the Manhattan residential real estate market throughout 2022. The year began with hope of another banner year after last year’s record sales volume which was triggered by low interest rates, lower prices, pent-up post-pandemic demand, and the strength in the economy. Sales volume began to dip in April due to a combination of factors, most notably rising interest rates. Nevertheless, sales are still happening. Get the full report in our Fall 2022 Newsletter.

The Riverside Drive - West End Avenue corridor above 70th Street is a much beloved Upper West Side neighborhood, unique in its beauty and desirability, thus warranting its own market analysis in this special newsletter. Our analysis begins with an overview of the Manhattan market as a whole and then we provide a detailed analysis of sales activity in the Riverside – West End area. You will see how the sales trends both align and differ and understand real time contract activity, sales of every size and price point over the last 6 months and a review of the luxury market over $4M. RSD-WEA Summer 2022

Park Avenue between 60th and 96th Streets is considered one of the most prominent avenues in the city, not only by New Yorkers but across the globe. Because the beloved boulevard is primarily lined with residential buildings on both sides of the street and is unique in its desirability and prestige, the real estate market on Park Avenue warrants its own analysis which we provide in this special newsletter. Park Avenue Newsletter Spring 2022

Townhouse sales volume is always much lower than condo/co-op sales volume, largely due to limited inventory. In addition, townhouses tend to sit on the market for a longer period than the average apartment with comparable space. That said, last year was a record year for the Manhattan townhouse market which saw the highest number of closings in six years: a total of 221 closings! In comparison, there were 131 closings in 2020, the lowest number in a decade and 166 closings in 2019. Read more in our Upper West Side Spring 2022 Townhouse Report