Price Evolution

Cheaper in the City? Nearly 100 Communities in Suburban NYC Surpass $1M

New Yorkers planning a move to the suburbs increasingly find their options limited, after suburban home values shot up twice as fast as NYC medians over the last decade. While larger homes and better prices were long the norm outside the five boroughs, today, many NYC buyers find their option restricted to a handful of suburban markets.

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Downtown Deals: Most of USA’s Largest Cities See Slower Home Price Growth in City Centers

Citywide prices grew much faster in 31 of the 40 most populated cities in the U.S. over the past decade, with 17 downtowns now cheaper than the city.

NYC Flood Zones: As Flooding Events Become More Frequent, How Are They Affecting Home Prices & Sales?

Since 2012, buyer interest has cooled somewhat in NYC’s flood zones, with medians here rising only 33% compared to 53% in low-risk zones.

2021 California Office Report

2021 California Office Sales Report: Bay Area Sales Activity on a Roll, LA & San Francisco Slowly Returning

The California office market was white hot up until the pandemic hit. Two years after, office sales activity is slowly building back toward those levels, with some markets closer than others.

Homeownership in the 2010s: Tracking Home Price Growth in America’s Largest Cities

In America’s largest cities, West Coast homeowners fared best, claiming increases as high as 113%, with Sunbelt cities following close behind.

Boston’s Housing Market: 66% Price Growth in a Decade & a Look Beyond COVID-19 to 2030

Boston’s overall residential prices rose 66% between 2009-2019. If this growth rate continues, the median may reach $1,039,000 by 2030.

San Francisco and Bay Area Office Report Q3 2019: Sales Volumes Set Multi-Year Highs As Lease Rates Rise

Key Takeaways: 18 major office projects were completed in Q3 with 15 more expected by year-end Sales volume sets a 5-year record at nearly $2.7 billion in San Francisco Sales volume in the Bay Area set a multi-year high of more than $2.9 billion Lease rates continue trending upward with trophy vacancies in San Francisco…

Miami-Dade Residential Price Evolution 2014-2018: Median Sale Price More Than Doubles in 7 Markets

Key Takeaways: Pinewood leads residential price growth with 138% expansion rate. Highest growth rates recorded in markets with 2014 medians below $80,000. Fontainebleau sales activity soars with 210% appreciation. Miami median sale price gains 30% in five years, hits $334,000. At $2.4M, Golden Beach is most expensive Miami-Dade market. One of the most vibrant cities…

Bay Area Price Evolution 2014-2018: Bethel Island Median Up 117%, but Peninsula Still Absolute Price Leader

Key Takeaways: Median sale price up 40%+ in one-third of Bay Area markets. Bethel Island median leads with 117% expansion. 43 Bay Area municipalities post medians of at least $1 million. Penngrove leads sales activity growth, expanding 88%. At $6.7 million, Atherton is the most expensive Bay Area market. One of the most exclusive real…

Hudson Valley Residential Price Evolution 2014-2018: Prices Contract in 39% of Hudson Valley Markets

Key Takeaways: Stanford leads Hudson Valley price evolution with 36% median growth. Deerpark undergoes biggest price contraction at 27%. Sales activity more than doubles in Union Vale and Dover Town. At $1.85 million, Rye has the highest median sale price in the Hudson Valley. Located on the doorstep of one of the most dynamic real…

Metro L.A. Residential Price Evolution 2014-2018: Beverly Hills Remains Most Expensive Market at $3M; Inglewood Leads Growth with 60% Median Gain

Metro L.A.’s real estate market remains among the most exclusive nationwide, with two of its neighborhoods posting median sale prices above the $10 million mark last year.

Long Island Residential Sale Price Evolution 2014-2018: Orient Doubles Up in Just 5 Years, Fishers Island Median Halved

Key Takeaways: A quarter of Nassau and Suffolk county communities saw prices appreciate 20% or more. Sagaponack remains the most expensive Long Island community at $5.1 million Orient doubled its median, while Fishers Island saw its median halved. Sales activity dynamics were significantly different in markets with medians above $1M million. After analyzing the home…

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