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New Park Slope Coop Listing prices are marginally higher

Compared to the medianprice of all current Park Slope coop listings, new coops on the market have a median price about $15k higher. This may indicate something about the proportion of multi bedroom apartments, or it may actually signal a hift in the downward trend that we have been seeing for quite some time in the center of gravity of coop prices in the Slope.  Here is the data through last Sunday:

 

 

 

Lefferts Gardens: Median coop price trending upward as inventory diminishes

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Coops in Lefferts Gardens are experiencing a rise in median price in the last 90 days (using a 90 day rolling average) as inventory gets lower. 

 

Coop prices down in Ditmas Park trending down 6% since October

 

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Absorbed,Median Price for Park Slope coops

Looking again at prices and absorption in Park Slope coops, it looks as though the median price has fallen from around $540 to a little below $500K. Meanwhile absorption has risen to a 90 average of about 6.75 per week.

 

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Park Slope coops: median price per square foot stable

 

Price per square foot for Park Slope coops has stayed flat for the last three months at around $665/sqft

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Looking for a coop in Carroll Gardens? We have the data for that

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Since the beginning of December, median prices for coops in Carroll Gardens have been trending up from just above $600k to just above $630k.  The median price per square foot has been declining slightly in the same time period.