Brooklyn luxury market tops $100M in contract signings in one week
When Brooklyn’s luxury market notched $115 million in contracts last November, housing data guru Jonathan Miller said the contract volume was “the kind of number you don’t really see.” But last week came close. The borough netted over 35 contracts for over $108 million in contract volume between Sept. 29 and Oct. 5, according to Compass’ weekly report for contracts signed for homes asking at least $2 million. The contracts comprised 12 condos and 23 houses. During the first week of October last year, the borough saw 15 contracts signed for over $56 million, and it was the strongest opening […]
This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
Categories
Recent Posts

Design For Disassembly Can Rescue Waste And Stop Housing
Supply Issues

Mamdani’s spin can’t hide truth of Pinnacle auction

A new charge, final appearances: the Alexander brothers’
trial draws near

New York’s real estate auctions brought the intrigue

What Chris Marte’s subcommittee chair appointment means for
the industry

Building Materials One Key To Disaster Resistance

Can I Use My 401(k) to Buy a House? (What Might Be
Changing)

A Look at Google’s Attempt to Control the Real Estate
Market

A Key Stat Just Crossed a Major Milestone—And It Could Have
a Major Impact on the Housing Market

A&E to pay city $2.1M to settle violations across 14
buildings


