The overall NYC investment sales market has continued to rebound in 2011. Thus far, there have been 433 properties sold, representing an annualized turnover of 1.06%. Brooklyn has outpaced all markets with 146 property sales through 1Q11, or 34% of total properties sold. Manhattan leads all markets in terms of dollar volume with $3.1B of sales or 79% of the $3.9B sold citywide.
“We have clearly turned the corner in terms of sales velocity in Brooklyn,” said Massey Knakal Managing Director Ken Krasnow.
During the first quarter of 2011, there was $3.9B in NYC property sales, a 45% increase from 1Q10 but 30% off the two year high of $5.6B set in 4Q10.
The aggregate sales consideration for Brooklyn in 1Q11 was $324M, an increase of 103% over 1Q10, and 33% from the $244M in 4Q10. Average price per property in Brooklyn was $2.2M, up from the $1.7M in 2010.
While the volume figures above reflect activity across all property types, below we examine pricing and volume trends in Brooklyn based on product type.
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