Park Avenue co-op led uptick in Manhattan luxury contracts
Manhattan’s luxury market is getting busier, but not much pricier. The borough cracked 20 contracts last week for the second straight period, according to Olshan Realty’s weekly report of homes in the borough asking $4 million or more. But despite the rise in activity, the volume came in short in the second week in a row that only two properties asking $10 million or more went into contract. The most expensive home to enter contract
The post Park Avenue co-op led uptick in Manhattan luxury contracts appeared first on The Real Deal New York.