PropertyShark Staff 
The first quarter of 2012 saw The Edge edge ahead once again (pun intended) as the building with the most units sold – as was the case taking 2011 as a whole. 4 buildings were in a tie with the same number of units sold, thus meaning that the “top 10” contained in fact 13 buildings.
#1. The Edge
The two towers at 22 North 6th Street and 34 North 7th Street had a total of 49 units sold in Q1 2012, with a median price of $707,684.
#2. ONE48
This building, that was 75% sold in November 2011, occupies the second spot on our list, selling 41 units in Q1 2011 at a median price of $735,000.
#3. The Sheffield
This building in Clinton had 26 units sold at a median price of $2,006,031. It is the building with the second highest median price in the top 10, after the 4th placed The Aldyn. Here are the buildings with most units sold in Q1 2012:
| Building | Neighborhood | Units | Median Price |
| The Edge | Williamsburg | 49 | $707,684 |
| ONE48 | Midtown East | 41 | $735,000 |
| The Sheffield | Clinton | 26 | $2,006,031 |
| The Aldyn | Lincoln Square | 22 | $2,118,046 |
| 99 John Deco Lofts | Financial District | 17 | $740,000 |
| 5th On The Park | Central Harlem | 15 | $860,000 |
| 269 Grand Central Pkwy N | Glen Oaks | 14 | $325,000 |
| Sky View Parc | Flushing | 14 | $536,934 |
| The Residences at 400 Fifth Avenue | Midtown South | 14 | $1,605,645 |
| The Setai Wall Street | Financial District | 13 | $988,975 |
| Two Northside Piers | Williamsburg | 13 | $702,593 |
| +art | West Chelsea | 13 | $847,466 |
| Twelve Twelve Fifth Avenue | Upper Carnegie Hill | 13 | $1,555,000 |
