Fabulous New Price, Just Reduced!! 1 Bedroom Co-op Apartment, Fire Island Pines; $320,000

September 11, 2009 · Posted in Co-op, Fire Island, One Bedroom, Vacation Homes · Comment 

PRICE: $320,000 - COMMON CHARGES (per month, approx.) $800
STYLE: CO-OP APARTMENT

ROOMS: 3

BEDROOMS: 1; BATHROOMS: 1
APPROX. 100 FT. TO THE BEACH AND HARBOR, DECK

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DESCRIPTION: Large, airy 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom apartment, approx. 100 ft.  to the harbor and Read more

JUST SOLD! THE LATEST INFO ABOUT RECENT SALES — IN YOUR BACK YARD AND BEYOND

May 14, 2009 · Posted in Brooklyn, Co-op, Condo, Condoop, Manhattan, New York City, Trends · Comment 

Source: NY Post
Posted: 1:04 am
May 14, 2009

Manhattan

CHELSEA $1,575,000

16 W. 16th St.

Two-bedroom, three-bath penthouse co-op, 1,800 square feet, with dining area, windowed kitchen, renovated marble bath and terrace; building features doorman. Maintenance $2,445, 51 percent tax-deductible. Asking price $1,595,000, on market 18 weeks. Broker: Robert Rosa, Century 21 New York Metro Read more

Prudential Douglas Elliman Releases Brooklyn Market Overview 1Q09 Report

April 21, 2009 · Posted in Brooklyn, Co-op, Condo · Comment 

1qtr09bklyn1The 1Q09 Brooklyn housing market was characterized by lower sales activity and lower prices caused by weaker economic conditions. Despite improved affordability caused by historic low mortgage rates buyers and sellers enter the new market disconnected. This can be best described as a period of price discovery.

The median sales price in Brooklyn this quarter for re-sale properties was $469,000, down 10.7% from $525,000 during the same period last year. The overall housing market in Brooklyn Read more

Prudential Douglas Elliman Releases Manhattan Market Overview 1Q09 Report

April 7, 2009 · Posted in Co-op, Condo, Manhattan, NYC Homes · 2 Comments 

1qtr09nycMarket conditions in Q1 09 confirm what we began to observe at the end of 2008: the credit crunch and national recession have created a new housing market defined by a lower level of prices and sales activity, a first step in improving affordability for many.

By the end of the first quarter, there was a noticeable up tick in contract activity and attendance at open houses, while partially attributable to seasonality, it was also a sign of first time qualified buyers seeking to take advantage Read more