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Miller Samuel Market Reports
Miller Samuel began its market report series in 1994 with the Manhattan Market Report. This research effort was later expanded into a series of reports covering a wide array of housing types in many markets. The distribution of the series in both print and download now exceeds more than 1,000,000 copies per year. Each report is considered the “report of record” within each market covered. Market reports prepared by our firm continue to lead all others by introducing many “firsts” that have been widely adopted by the industry. The methodology for each report is readily available. This is consistent with our objective to provide clients and consumers greater housing market transparency to enable them to make more informed decisions.
Note: These market studies may not be reproduced or used in whole or in part, except with proper credit as to their authorship.
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Recent Reports
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El Mercado de Miami continuó teniendo dos segmentos diferentes: ventas de propiedades en peligro de juicio hipotecario y propiedades sin riesgo. El escándalo denominado “robo-signing” a finales del 2010 y el reciente acuerdo entre los principales proveedores de préstamos y… View Report
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O mercado residencial de Miami continuou a ser basicamente dois segmentos distintos: vendas de propriedades em dificuldades financeiras, definidas como vendas a descoberto (short-sales) e execução hipotecária; e as vendas de propriedades estáveis. O escândalo das assinaturas automáticas (robo-signing) em… View Report
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Median sales price edged up 1.2% to $630,000 from $622,500 in the prior year quarter. Average sales price increased 17% to $1,437,597 from $1,228,857 over the same period, largely due to continued strength at the upper end of the market…. View Report
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Although the number of sales slipped 1.2% from prior year levels, the mild winter weather brought an unexpected surge in first quarter pending sales. There were 5,209 signed contracts outstanding in the first quarter, 21.2% more than 4,297 in the… View Report
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Housing prices slipped from prior year levels, largely due to the shift in mix of property types that sold over the quarter. The sharp decline in mortgage rates to record lows resulted in an increase in co-op sales market share,… View Report
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There was a 16.2% decline in the number of sales in the first quarter to 2,176, down from 2,598 in the prior year quarter despite the surge in co-op sale market share. Co-ops represented 28.7% of all sales in the… View Report
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The Miami housing market continued to be largely two different market segments: distressed sales, defined as short sales and foreclosures, and non-distressed sales. The “robo-signing” scandal in late 2010 and the recent settlement agreement between the major loan servicers and… View Report
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Year-over-year prices continued to show strong gains as landlord concessions declined. Median net effective rent was $3,064 for the first quarter, 9.1% higher than $2,808 in the prior year quarter. Use of concessions fell to 11.1% winthin all new rentals… View Report
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There were 1,277 sales in the first quarter, 1.8% more than 1,254 sales in the same period last year. The market share for 1-family properties expanded to 59.1% from 57.5% over the same period. Condo market share edged up to… View Report
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Despite global economic turmoil last fall, the housing market continued to show stability, continuing a pattern that began in mid- 2009 after the credit crunch began. The S&P’s downgrade of US debt, paired with the European debt crisis, Wall Street… View Report
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The number of sales remained above the 10,000 sale threshold for the second consecutive year and for the fourth time in the decade. There were 10,161 sales in 2011, the third highest total of the decade. The total was 1%… View Report
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The Manhattan housing market saw the largest number of sales since the credit crunch began, reaching a yearly sales level consistent with the annual average of the past decade. The robust apartment rental market influenced the gain in 2-family and… View Report
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This report is a comprehensive analysis of the past decade of residential housing sales on Long Island. The report parses out Nassau and Suffolk Counties (excluding the East End, a market covered in a separate report) by price trends, number… View Report
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Housing prices slipped in the fourth quarter, dipping below prior year levels. Median sales price was $339,000 in the fourth quarter, 4.8% below $356,050 in the same period last year. Average sales price showed a similar trend, declining 5.1% over… View Report
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This report is a comprehensive analysis of the past decade of residential housing sales on the East End. The report parses out the Hamptons and North Fork by price trends, number of sales, days on market, listing discount, listing inventory,… View Report
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There were 541 sales in the fourth quarter, 0.6% more than 538 sales in the prior year quarter and prior quarter. The level of sales remained above the 5-year average of 484 sales. Despite the relative stability of sales, the… View Report
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The housing market saw year-over-year gains in sales for the fourth quarter. There were 1,558 sales, 6.1% more than 1,468 in the same quarter last year. The increase in sales was largely due to the increase in market share for… View Report
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The price indicators for the quarter were partially mixed partially, as a result of a significant variance caused by the surge in entry-level co-op sales. The average square footage of a residential sale was 2,082, down 2.8% from 2,143 in… View Report
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Median sales price for the fourth quarter declined 7% to $343,000 from $369,000 in the prior year quarter. Average sales price showed the same pattern, sliding 2.5% to $395,264 from $405,489 in the same period last year. The decline in… View Report
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The median net effective rent (face rent less landlord concessions) jumped 9.5% to $3,121 from $2,950 in the same period last year. The year-over-year-gains were consistent across all rental price indicators as no apparent shift in apartment mix was responsible for the increases.
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Research Papers & Articles
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ERC’s Mobility Magazine, August 01, 2010
Jonathan J. Miller
The New York City metro area includes the 5 boroughs – Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island as well as Long Island, Westchester County, NY, Fairfield County, CT and Northern New Jersey. Manhattan contains a large portion of... View Paper
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