According to Jonathan Miller's market reports, new signed contracts for Brooklyn townhomes were up 386% YoY, adding to month over month growth that started in the Summer.
It's interesting to compare Brooklyn single family activity to competitor markets.
Long Island excluding Hamptons/North Fork (Up 16% YoY, but continued slide down from activity peak in summer):
Westchester (Up 44% YoY, but continued slide down from activity peak in Summer):
North Fork (Up 65% YoY, but sharp dip from October)
Greenwich, CT (Up 194%, month over month slide starting in October in tandem w/ huge dip in new listings in October)
Go Brooklyn!!!
It's interesting to compare Brooklyn single family activity to competitor markets.
Long Island excluding Hamptons/North Fork (Up 16% YoY, but continued slide down from activity peak in summer):
Westchester (Up 44% YoY, but continued slide down from activity peak in Summer):
North Fork (Up 65% YoY, but sharp dip from October)
Greenwich, CT (Up 194%, month over month slide starting in October in tandem w/ huge dip in new listings in October)
Go Brooklyn!!!