The Real Estate

STAT OF THE DAY: Manhattan Apartment Prices During Last Ticker-Tape Parade

by Tom Acitelli  |  February 5, 2008
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A Lower Manhattan curb this morning.
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A Lower Manhattan curb this morning.

The Giants had their ticker-tape parade this morning. The last time the city hosted a ticker-tape parade was for the World Series champion Yankees in October 2000. Back then, the median price for a Manhattan co-op was $340,000, according to research firm Radar Logic Inc. The median price for a condo was $535,000.

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Orlando Florida Homes For Sale (not verified) says:

So the value in a co op /condo has gone up and giving people assurance that there investment was a good one. So the "sky is not falling in NY" just the ticker tape! So many doom and gloom stories out there on real estate.

February 06, 2008 1:25 PM

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