In 2018, our team verified 1,197 sales with a total consideration of approximately $7.4B.
Brooklyn 2018
Full Market Report
The multifamily market saw a small decrease in total transactions, yet a large increase in total dollar volume - up nearly 60% from 2017.
Brooklyn 2018
Multifamily
Market Report
The total number of mixed-use transactions in 2018 decreased slightly by 9% from 2017, but the mixed-use market remained on the rise with a 24% increase in total dollar volume and an increase in the average transaction size.
Brooklyn 2018
Mixed-Use Market
Report
The residential development site sales market proved to be unwavering from 2017 to 2018 with a dollar volume increase of approx. 5%.
Brooklyn 2018
Development
Market Report
Demand for Industrial/Office properties in Brooklyn remained strong in 2018. Due to an overall lack of available inventory, dollar volume, transactions and square footage were all down compared to 2017, leading to an upsurge in price-per-square-foot in 2018.
Brooklyn 2018
Industrial/Office
Market Report
Brooklyn’s retail market continued to show strength through 2018. Amid growing concerns in the retail marketplace nationwide, Brooklyn’s retail market outperforms itself yearover- year.
Brooklyn 2018
Retail Market
Report
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