December 2021 Market Update

If you’re thinking about selling your home, it's important to have a good understanding of what’s going on in the NYC market.

Knowing the most important data such as the average sales price, number of homes sold, and days on market will better prepare you to sell your home.

Our market report showcases everything you need to know about local real estate trends.

Market update: 696 new listings, 4,742 active listings, 1,121 under contract, and 1,090 closed sales.

December market statistics: $1,150,000 median sales price, 67 days on market, $1,395 per square foot, 4,742 months of supply.

Market update graphic: 14.6% of homes sold above asking price.

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