The PDF version of the 1998-2007 Manhattan Townhouse Report that I write for Prudential Douglas Elliman is available for download. I have been writing various reports on the New York region since 1994.

In addition, you can see the methodology that went into the report including the neighborhood boundaries and the type of content we have available.

An excerpt

Over 2,500 Manhattan residential townhouse transactions were analyzed over this ten year period. 1, 2 and 3-5 (delivered vacant) family houses comprised the data set.

…The average sales price of a Manhattan townhouse was a record $4,658,155 in 2007, up 14.1% from the prior year record average sales price of $4,082,837. The 2007 record is more than twice, or 116.5% higher than the $2,151,653 average sales price in 1998. Median sales price showed a similar pattern. The median sales price for 2007 was a record $3,125,000, up 15.7% from the prior year record median sales price of $2,700,000. Because the average square footage of townhouses dropped sharply in the past year, the average price per square foot jumped over the same period. Average price per square foot reached a record $1,137 in 2007, up 32.8% above the $856 price per square foot seen in 2006. This indicator is 145% above the $464 average price per square foot in 1998. Other than the decline seen from 2000 to 2001, the price per square foot has been the same or higher than the prior year for the past decade….

Download report: [1998-2007 Manhattan Townhouse Report [pdf]](https://millersamuel.com/reports/pdf-reports/MTHR07.pdf)


2 Comments

  1. Toni Scott April 4, 2008 at 11:01 am

    Jonathan – this is such a great report – have you the same on Manhattan for other than townhouses for the same period – condos/ coops? and will you please give me the web address for it? i’d like to cite it on my blog. thanks much. Downtown Pearl – Toni Scott

  2. Jonathan J. Miller April 4, 2008 at 12:13 pm

    Thanks and yes. Got to my reports page https://millersamuel.wpengine.com/reports/

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