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WEEKLY REPORT: July 19 to 25, 2025
MANHATTAN | CONDOS & CO-OPS
Sustained luxury market momentum: The market recorded 212 contracts with a solid 6% year-over-year increase, marking the fourth consecutive week of annual growth, indicating sustained demand despite seasonal fluctuations
Mid-tier price segments driving growth: Properties under $3M significantly outperformed higher-priced segments, with sub-$3M sales increasing 9% year-over-year for four straight weeks, suggesting broader market accessibility and investor confidence
Co-op market renaissance: Resale co-ops surged 15% annually, contributing substantially to overall market gains and representing 118 of 212 total contracts, indicating renewed investor interest in this traditionally stable asset class
New development sector shows volatility: Despite a 17% weekly decline to 24 contracts, new development maintains year-over-year stability, suggesting selective buyer behavior in the luxury construction segment
Ultra-luxury activity remains robust: Top-tier transactions included multiple contracts at Sixteen Fifth Avenue at $13M+ asking prices, demonstrating continued appetite for premium Manhattan real estate among high-net-worth buyers
WEEKLY REPORT: July 19 to 25, 2025
BROOKLYN | CONDOS & CO-OPS
Market contraction accelerating: With 66 contracts representing a 15% year-over-year decline, Brooklyn has experienced negative growth in ten of the past eleven weeks, signaling a sustained cooling period requiring strategic portfolio adjustments
New development resilience amid broader decline: New development contracts jumped 42% week-over-week to 17 units, despite a 6% annual decrease, indicating selective strength in newly constructed properties versus existing inventory
Geographic disparity creating opportunities: Five of eight submarkets declined year-over-year, with South Brooklyn showing the steepest drops, while select areas like Williamsburg maintain relative stability, suggesting targeted investment potential
Luxury segment consolidation: The week's highest contract at $4.75M in Bergen Brooklyn represents significant value compared to Manhattan equivalents, potentially attracting cross-borough luxury buyers seeking better price-per-square-foot metrics
Resale market volatility signals buyer selectivity: Resale condos dropped 33% weekly and 20% annually, while co-ops gained 38% weekly despite annual declines, indicating sophisticated buyers are increasingly discriminating in their acquisition strategies
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