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Q4 2011 Manhattan Apartment Sales Map
BY PropertyShark Staff | Jan 6, 2012
The fourth quarter of 2011 has ended, so our interactive apartment sales map is ready to show which parts of Manhattan had the highest density of sales and where the priciest sales were.
To better visualize it, on the map, the number of sales by building is depicted by the size of the circle while the color indicates the price per square foot. You can click on the dots to see more details about sold units in the buildings you’re interested in.
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Click on the following link to browse current Manhattan apartments for sale.
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