The pandemic paradox is holding strong in Brooklyn: Even though the number of homes sold has dipped dramatically from last year, prices remain higher. An analysis of third-quarter property sales by The Real Deal found that the one- to three-family market in Brooklyn suffered a massive slowdown, with the overall number of deals dropping by 57 percent year-over-year. From July to September, 582 sales closed in the borough, totaling $660 million. That’s down from 1,356
source https://therealdeal.com/2020/10/20/brooklyn-home-sales-drop-by-57-but-prices-rise/
No comments:
Post a Comment