Report: Manhattan Co-op and Condo Sales Prices Rose for 5th Year in a Row Douglas Elliman's Latest Study Covers Price Trends From 2008 to 2017

By David Chiu 5 February 2018 Buying & Selling Real Estate Trends Finance

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Market wide, sales prices for co-ops and condos in Manhattan have been rising steadily year-over-year for the fifth consecutive year.

That is according to the latest study, 2017 Manhattan Decade Sales Report, released by Douglas Elliman and prepared by Miller Samuel.

Both the average and median sales prices have trended upward since 2013 for co-ops and condos in that particular borough, based on figures from the report:

Average Sales Price

2013: $1,442,753

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