Cuaderno de Mercado · Midtown East

Qué Salió al Mercado en Midtown East Esta Semana

11 nuevas propiedades llegaron al mercado de Midtown East esta semana. Las viviendas aquí suelen tardar unos 60 días en llegar a un contrato firmado, así que lo que salió esta semana es realmente reciente.

Ninguna de estas es una propiedad mía. Reviso el inventario nuevo de Midtown East cada semana porque la primera lectura de un edificio, cómo se compara una unidad con sus propias ventas anteriores, es la parte que un portal de búsqueda no arma por usted.

En Línea con la Mediana

2 propiedades quedaron a pocos puntos de la mediana del vecindario.

135 E 54TH Street #5A, a studio condo, asks $649,000. That is effectively the neighborhood's $649,000 studio condo median. The last studio to close in the building, #14G, sold for $565,000.

136 E 56th Street #11C, a 2,116 sq ft 2-bedroom, steps from the N, Q, R and W trains, is listed at $2,495,000. It lands right at the 2-bedroom co-op median of $2,497,500. In the same building, #11B last traded at $1,125,000.

Por Debajo de la Referencia

4 propiedades por debajo de la mediana del vecindario.

320 E 42nd Street #718, a 1-bedroom co-op, asks $607,000. It is among the more affordable 1-bedroom co-ops to list this week. The last 1-bedroom to close in the building, #918, sold for $502,000.

110 E 57th Street #4FG, a 2-bedroom in a doorman building, a short walk from the 4, 5 and 6 trains, is listed at $1,395,000. The ask comes in at the lower end of the 2-bedroom co-op range. In the same building, #7E last traded at $1,175,000.

#14C, the most recent 1-bedroom to close here, went for $660,000. 225 E 57th Street #12M, a 1-bedroom co-op, comes to market at $550,000. It is priced well under the neighborhood norm for 1-bedroom co-ops.

5 Tudor City Place #529, a studio co-op, asks $329,000. It is among the more affordable studio co-ops to list this week. The last studio to close in the building, #736, sold for $340,000.

Donde el Tamaño y la Luz Marcan el Precio

5 propiedades por encima de la mediana, donde los metros, el piso o la exposición explican el número.

660 LEXINGTON Avenue #PHD, a 3-bedroom condo, steps from the E and M trains, asks $5,900,000. At 2,132 square feet, it is one of the larger 3-bedroom layouts on the market this week.

660 LEXINGTON Avenue #6A, a 2-bedroom, steps from the E and M trains, is listed at $3,700,000. The 1,479-square-foot floor plan runs generous for a 2-bedroom condo.

660 LEXINGTON Avenue #5B, a 2-bedroom condo, steps from the E and M trains, comes to market at $3,425,000. Space is the draw here, at 1,302 square feet.

660 LEXINGTON Avenue #4C, a 1-bedroom, steps from the E and M trains, asks $1,700,000. At 733 square feet, it is one of the larger 1-bedroom layouts on the market this week.

135 E 47th Street #3B, a studio condo in a doorman building, is listed at $998,500. The 478-square-foot floor plan runs generous for a studio condo. In the same building, #12B last traded at $975,825.

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