This week the company real estate Property Shark has released its annual ranking of the most expensive areas of new York as of 2017. This time, the top ten included three of Brooklyn.
No surprise that the palm of the leader again went to Tribeca (the average price of property: $4,683,950), which yielded only Soho (the average price of property: $2,997,500). The most expensive neighborhood in Brooklyn was DUMBO, which in the citywide rating has occupied the 6th position (the average price of property: $1,980,496), down there with 5 seats, which he held last year.
source: propertyshark
Among the newcomers of the top ten ranking it is worth mentioning Boerum Hill (8th place) and Red Hook (9-e a place), as there has been a significant jump in the cost of housing. For example, Boerum Hill with an average price of $1,629,200, went up by as many as 9 positions from 17th place in 2016, becoming the second most expensive neighborhood in Brooklyn. This contributed to a large number of real estate sales in new luxury buildings growing all over the area like mushrooms after a rain.
The average cost of housing in Red Hook was fixed at $1,625,000. According to studies, more than a third of the 21 transactions of purchase and sale this year occurred in the new complex, King & Sullivan Red Hook Townhomes. This is an impressive figure for a region, which is mainly used for commercial purposes.
In total, 22 of the 50 most expensive neighborhoods of new York city located in Brooklyn. Gowanus made it to 13th place in the ranking this year, climbing one position compared to last year. Manhattan Beach ranked 15th, Brooklyn Heights — a 17-e a place. This year Park Slope was on the 21st place, four positions higher than in last year’s ranking. Closes the rating of Bed-Stuy , 50 — place, where the average price of real estate was $799 000.
The complete ranking of the most expensive areas in new York can be found on the website Property Shark.
