Real Estate
NYC's Second-Priciest Neighborhood Might Surprise You
Tribeca kept its No. 1 spot in the third quarter, but another Manhattan nabe saw a 61 percent price increase.

NEW YORK — Tribeca is still the top dog for high-end real estate, but a neighborhood known for fashion is on the rise, a recent PropertyShark report shows. The Garment District jumped to number two on the real estate blog's ranking of the city's priciest neighborhoods with a 61 percent year-over-year price increase for the third quarter.
PropertyShark published a list Thursday of the city's most expensive neighborhoods using median prices based on residential property sales closed between July 1 and Sept. 30. The "top 50" ranking actually included 58 neighborhoods, as some areas tied for the same spot.
The Garment District jumped two spots from No. 4 in the second quarter despite the neighborhood being predominantly composed of commercial buildings, according to PropertyShark. Eight sales were closed there in the third quarter at a median price of nearly $3.1 million, the report says, with five of them coming from the brand-new development The Bryant.
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The report showing the neighborhood's recent price climb comes as the city seeks a nonprofit to help protect the fashion manufacturing industry in the area.
Tribeca maintained its crown as the city's most expensive neighborhood in the third quarter with a median price of $3.45 million, a 16 percent drop from the third quarter of last year, PropertyShark found. SoHo slipped one spot from the second quarter to No. 3 with a median price of $3.075 million.
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DUMBO was once again Brooklyn's most expensive neighborhood, coming in at No. 5 overall with a median price of $1.65 million, up 4 percent from last year, according to PropertyShark. Boerum Hill and Fort Greene claimed the bottom two spots in the top 10.
Queens' Hollis Hills saw its median price jump a massive 228 percent from last year to $955,000, PropertyShark says, enough to land it at No. 27 overall. The neighborhood saw eight home sales last quarter, seven of which were for "expensive single-family assets," PropertyShark's report says.
See PropertyShark's top 10 priciest New York City neighborhoods below, and see where your neighborhood stacks up on the map. Read PropertyShark's full report here.
- Tribeca
- Garment District
- SoHo
- Hudson Square
- DUMBO
- Chelsea
- Flatiron District
- Greenwich Village
- Boerum Hill
- Fort Greene

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