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An apartment at 1010 Fifth Avenue, asking $17 million, was the priciest of 27 Manhattan luxury homes to find buyers last week.

Brooklyn’s median sale price rose to just below $1 million in Q1, marking a record as bidding wars and home sales picked up. 

Vornado Realty Trust CEO Steven Roth’s son asked $20 million for Unit 15CD at 400 West 12th Street in the West Village.

West Village condo topped a busy week for Manhattan’s luxury market, with signed deals for 33 properties asking $4 million or more.

Twenty-eight properties in the borough asking $4 million or more landed signed contracts last week, per Olshan Realty’s report.

Kain Warwick, founder of Synthetix, last asked $29 million for Unit PHE, a quadplex at 601 Washington. 

Residential real estate mergers rise amidst antitrust concerns, impacting market competition and federal regulation review.

A historic townhouse at 104 Willow Street in Brooklyn Heights was the borough’s priciest home to land a buyer last week.

Twenty-two homes asking $4M+ snagged contracts between Aug. 4 and Aug. 10, up from just 9 in the previous week, per Olshan Realty.

Unit 42 at the Billionaires’ Row tower was the priciest of 23 homes asking $4 million or more to find buyers last week, per Olshan Realty.

A townhouse at 49 East 80th Street was the most expensive of 22 deals for luxury properties in the borough, per Olshan Realty.

Sponsor sales topped a slowdown in inked deals in the borough ahead of the Labor Day Weekend, per Olshan Realty’s weekly report.

Top-producing agents DJ, Nici Ten Hoeve open Side-backed firm Privé Haus after 17 years with Keller Williams.

A top Miami agent with Douglas Elliman is campaigning for New Yorkers to swap the city for South Florida

Just 15 homes in the borough asking $4M+ found buyers, led by a condo at 111 West 57th Street, per Olshan Realty’s report.

Buyers signed just 11 contracts for luxury homes after Labor Day, with the top pending deal asking just $9M, per Olshan Realty.

The platform, known as StreetMatrix, will include data about single-family homes in California and Nevada, with plans to expand to other states.

The deal marks the privately-held firm’s first Manhattan outpost and comes after Elegran cut ties with Forbes Global Properties