The condo building was constructed in 2016 and contains 70 units, according to StreetEasy...

Although it is difficult to arrive at definitive numbers for the 2017 sales volume of Brooklyn brokerages, TRD obtained its figures by crosschecking sales data from an analysis of StreetEasy's online records, with sales figures for both buy and sell-side transactions provided by the firms themselves, which TRD vetted...

StreetEasy shows the developer had listed many units last year and has now taken them off the market...

But this year’s top agents didn’t just eke out sales in a challenging environment. They did so against the backdrop of unprecedented pressure on brokerages to turn a profit and prove their value in a changing marketplace that includes digital competitors from StreetEasy and Zillow to Realtor.com and Redfin...

The Manhattan brokerage business also saw its share of drama. A high-stakes battle over who controls all of these listings and how they’re disseminated to consumers raged for much of the year, pitting listings website StreetEasy against some of city’s biggest firms...

Developers have added both new condos and rentals to the neighborhood, where median rents clock in at roughly $2,275 and median sales prices are a modest $392,000, according to StreetEasy...

The median return on newly purchased condos listed for rent was 2.5 percent in the second quarter of 2017, according to a recent analysis by StreetEasy...

Source: TRD analysis of unsold units (active or in-contract listings and shadow inventory) in new development buildings as of June 29, 2017 in Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan. Only buildings with a price-on-acceptance of $20 million or MORE were considered. To qualify as a new development, the offering plan on the building must have been effective AS of Jan. 1, 2010. Any buildings that were effective before that date were not considered, unless a later amendment showed a new sponsor and sales offerings of at least $20 million. No re-sales were considered: Brokerages must have demonstrated that they were the sponsored agent on the building for their sales to count. TRD analyzed deeds recorded in ACRIS, listing credits in StreetEasy and OLR, and documentation from firms to assign credit...

Credit: CBRE According to this week’s market reports, over 90 percent of retail sales occur in brick-and-mortar stores, and by one measure, one-bedroom rents in Credit: CBRE According to this week’s market reports, over 90 percent of retail sales occur in brick-and-mortar stores, and by one measure, one-bedroom rents in...

Source: TRD analysis of sponsored sales in new development buildings that closed between June 1, 2014 and May 31, 2017 in Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan. Only buildings with a price-on-acceptance of $20 million or MORE were considered. To qualify as a new development, the offering plan on the building must have been effective AS of Jan. 1, 2010. Any buildings that were effective before that date were not considered, unless a later amendment showed a new sponsor and sales offerings of at least $20 million. No re-sales were considered: Brokerages must have demonstrated that they were the sponsored agent on the building for their sales to count. TRD analyzed deeds recorded in ACRIS, listing credits in StreetEasy and OLR, and documentation from firms to assign credit...

Source: TRD analysis of sponsored sales in new development buildings that closed between June 1, 2014 and May 31, 2017 in Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan. Only buildings with a price-on-acceptance of $20 million or MORE were considered. To qualify as a new development, the offering plan on the building must have been effective AS of Jan. 1, 2010. Any buildings that were effective before that date were not considered, unless a later amendment showed a new sponsor and sales offerings of at least $20 million. No re-sales were considered: Brokerages must have demonstrated that they were the sponsored agent on the building for their sales to count. TRD analyzed deeds recorded in ACRIS, listing credits in StreetEasy and OLR, and documentation from firms to assign credit...

Real estate news about trophy penthouse sales in Manhattan and new high-end condo projects in Brooklyn has become virtually inescapable. And in many cases, theReal estate news about trophy penthouse sales in Manhattan and new high-end condo projects in Brooklyn has become virtually inescapable. And in many cases, the...

There are 17 active sales at the building, including 11 previous sales with an average price of $5.4 million, or $2,884 per square foot, according to StreetEasy...

According to StreetEasy, 20 units in the building have closed, with the average unit selling for about $1.085 million, or $1,429 per square foot...

In all, four properties in the over-$10 million luxury market received price reductions of more than 5 percent between Dec. 5 and Dec. 11, according to data provided by StreetEasy...

Clockwise from left: 666 Greenwich Street, Herald Towers, Windsor Court and Stuy-Town You knew the rent was too damn high, but what you didn’t know Clockwise from left: 666 Greenwich Street, Herald Towers, Windsor Court and Stuy-Town You knew the rent was too damn high, but what you didn’t know...

Its 421a tax cut, which this year is down $1.6 million, is set to expire later this year. The Lincoln Square tower is all rental and monthly rates average about $3,300, according to StreetEasy...

Williamsburg was 2015’s top NYC neighborhood for applications, with developers applying for more than 1,100 units through November. Still, other neighborhoods are also on the ascent. A recent report from listings website StreetEasy found that Upper Manhattan saw the highest rate of median sales prices increases in NYC in the last year, with a 20.5 percent jump...

It’s been a decade since the listings portal StreetEasy debuted, making data accessible to New Yorkers...

(credit: Newmark Grubb Knight Frank and CityRealty) According to the latest batch of market reports, office asking rents are rising, Queens will be the borough to (credit: Newmark Grubb Knight Frank and CityRealty) According to the latest batch of market reports, office asking rents are rising, Queens will be the borough to...

The top 10 residential sales of the year, based on data from StreetEasy and the city’s Department of Finance, collectively totaled $565 million, about a 7 percent drop from last year’s $606 million worth of sales...

But even so, it’s only recently that four Brooklyn neighborhoods â€' Dumbo, Cobble Hill, Williamsburg and Downtown Brooklyn â€' have seen their rents surpass the Manhattan average, according to an October report from the listing website StreetEasy...

If all those units were instead on the rental market, neighborhood monthly median asking rent -- $3,055, according to StreetEasy -- would be around $37 to $69 lower, according to the TRD analysis...

The ranking comes with caveats: some developments have several closed sales, which are not reflected here, meaning it is by no means a ranking of sales success. And two prominent developments, 220 Central Park South and 432 Park Avenue, do not have any units under contract listed on OLR. In the case of 432 Park, TRD pulled a figure of $869.7 million from StreetEasy listings data, but sources close to the project say the real figure is likely much higher...

At the 278-unit condo 550 Vanderbilt, located at Pacific Park, units are priced between $550,000 and $5.5 million. Prices at the project are averaging nearly $1,400 per square foot, according to StreetEasy...