No neighborhood in New York made it into the top 20 most expensive in the United States: this is the first time in the history of the ranking.
'13.11.2021'
Nurgul Sultanova-Chetin
Yes, life in New York is not cheap, and yet not a single metropolitan area is included in the "twenty" most expensive areas in the United States in Annual PropertyShark Ranking... This is the first time in the history of compiling this rating. Time-out.
PropertyShark identifies the most expensive neighborhoods based on average home sales prices between January 1 and October 22, 2021, including condominiums, cooperatives, and single and twin family homes. At the same time, the writing is based on real sales prices, and not on the desired value, which is indicated in the ads.
So, two boroughs in Manhattan (with indices 10013 and 10007) took 22nd and 25th places, these are the highest positions in New York this year, and six New York boroughs entered the top 100.
average price sale housing TriBeCa, SoHo, Little Italy and Hudson Square (10013) totaled $ 3,2 million. This is 7% more than last year. It still hasn't fully recovered, though, after a 19 percent drop in prices since 2020. Average selling price in the center Manhattan, TriBeCa and SoHo (10007) totaled $ 3,1 million. It is followed by Battery Park City (10282) with a median home value of $ 2,72 million (the area is ranked 35).
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After Tribeca, Soho and Little Italy, Chelsea (100) also entered the top 10001 with an average home sales price of $ 2,7 million; Noho, Soho & Downtown (10012) - $ 1,9 million Upper West Side (10069) - $ 1,6 million
No neighborhood in Brooklyn made the top 100 most expensive in 2021. This is significantly different from the situation in 2019, when Red Hook and Carroll Gardens (11231) were included in the ranking of the XNUMX most expensive neighborhoods in America.
In general, in the United States, the top 10 most expensive areas looks like this:
