This week, I decided to set a table and look at what is happening in the market as measured by dollars, not percentages in Three Cents Worth, my regular post on Curbed. Without a chart, I am expecting a lot of grief. Take a number, not a percentage.
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[Curbed] Three Cents Worth: Table Change By Dollar, Not Percent
Decided to look at the length, width and height of the market in Three Cents Worth, my left side of the brain attempt for clarity on Curbed. This week I am full of luxury.
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[Curbed] Three Cents Worth: Luxury Speaks Volumes About Condos
I thought I wouldn’t make it there:
Here’s a glass is half empty whining, seeking empathy recap:
Here’s a glass is half full, glad to be here in San Francisco summary:
Going to cook some more today.
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Inman SF, A Convection Oven Of Information
The 2Q 2008 Manhattan Market Overview that I author for Prudential Douglas Elliman was released today. Other reports we prepare can be found here.
The data and a series of charts are also available
An excerpt
…Like the prior quarter, fewer sales occurred compared to the prior year quarter, but more than the corresponding quarter two years prior. There were 3,081 co-op and condo sales collected at the close of the quarter, down 21.8% from the prior year quarter. The decline in activity was evenly spread across coop and condo property types with the lower level of demand related to tighter credit and a weaker economy. With tighter credit conditions for market participants existing today as compared to last year, it is reasonable to expect a lower level of activity relative to 2007 for the remainder of 2008. In fact, there were more co-op and condo sales in 2007 than in any other year over the past 20 years…
In 2005, I began posting the links of the coverage of each report to see how each media outlet reports the market using the exact same data. I find it to be an interesting way to look at how this information is interpreted and presented.
The media coverage of the report will be provided here as they are released over the week (in no particular order).
Manhattan Second-Quarter Apartment Sales Fall by 22% (Update1) [Bloomberg]
Manhattan apartment prices zoom but more on market [Reuters]
Wall Street’s ills weaken Manhattan apartment sales [NY Daily News]
Curbed Roundtable: July State O’ the Market Report [Curbed]
Manhattan housing prices edge up, but sales slow [The Real Deal]
The High-End End? [New York Observer]
Manhattan apartment sales drop, but prices climb [Associated Press/Businessweek]
Manhattan housing market slows [Crains New York Business]
Manhattan real estate starts to soften [CNN/Money]
Apartment Sales Remain Vigorous in Manhattan [New York Times]
City Housing Slump May Hit In 2009 [New York Sun]
MANHATTAN HIGH ROLLERS’ HIGH-RI$E HEAVEN [New York Post]
More:
[Party Like Its 2009] 2Q 2008 Manhattan Market Overview Available For Download
Decided to make a sandwish on Three Cents Worth, my erratic semi-regular but too infrequent column on Curbed. This week I trim the crust.
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[Curbed] Three Cents Worth: Inventory, a 3-Year-Old Sandwich
Had to dust off my chart tools and re-visit Three Cents Worth, my erratic semi-regular but too infrequent posts on Curbed. This week I go tidal on listings and sales.
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[Curbed] Three Cents Worth: Manhattan Ebb & Flow
Had to dust off my chart tools and re-visit Three Cents Worth, my erratic semi-regular but too infrequent posts on Curbed. This week I go tidal on listings and sales.
Check out previous Three Cents Worth posts.
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[Curbed] Three Cents Worth: Manhattan Ebb & Flow
Had to dust off my chart tools and re-visit Three Cents Worth, my erratic semi-regular but too infrequent posts on Curbed. This week I go tidal on listings and sales.
Check out previous Three Cents Worth posts.
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[Curbed] Three Cents Worth: Manhattan Ebb & Flow
Had to dust off my chart tools and re-visit Three Cents Worth, my erratic semi-regular but too infrequent posts on Curbed. This week I go tidal on listings and sales.
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[Curbed] Three Cents Worth: Manhattan Ebb & Flow
Had to dust off my chart tools and re-visit Three Cents Worth, my erratic semi-regular but too infrequent posts on Curbed. This week I go tidal on listings and sales.
Check out previous Three Cents Worth posts.
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[Curbed] Three Cents Worth: Manhattan Ebb & Flow
Had to dust off my chart tools and re-visit Three Cents Worth, my erratic semi-regular but too infrequent posts on Curbed. This week I go tidal on listings and sales.
Check out previous Three Cents Worth posts.
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[Curbed] Three Cents Worth: Manhattan Ebb & Flow
Had to dust off my chart tools and re-visit Three Cents Worth, my erratic semi-regular but too infrequent posts on Curbed. This week I go tidal on listings and sales.
Check out previous Three Cents Worth posts.
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[Curbed] Three Cents Worth: Manhattan Ebb & Flow
Had to dust off my chart tools and re-visit Three Cents Worth, my erratic semi-regular but too infrequent posts on Curbed. This week I go tidal on listings and sales.
Check out previous Three Cents Worth posts.
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[Curbed] Three Cents Worth: Manhattan Ebb & Flow
Had to dust off my chart tools and re-visit Three Cents Worth, my erratic semi-regular but too infrequent posts on Curbed. This week I go tidal on listings and sales.
Check out previous Three Cents Worth posts.
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[Curbed] Three Cents Worth: Manhattan Ebb & Flow
