Historical Data - Houses
Data through the Fourth Quarter of 2022

Overview and Summary
Eight houses sold in the fourth quarter, up one from three year-ago quarter and down from 13 in the prior quarter. Compared with prior periods, average sales prices for one-family houses fell by 12% and 1%. Two-family house average sales prices declined by 4% and 12%. No three-family houses sold in the fourth quarter.
Year-to-date 41 houses were sold, compared with 26 in 2021. Average sales prices fell by 7.8% for one-family houses and rose by 14.6% for two-family houses. The average sales price of three-family houses increased by 2.1%
Disclaimers:
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This report covers the 11372 zip code only, comprising Jackson Heights and its Historic District
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Data is sourced from the New York City Department of Finance’s Rolling Sales Update
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Within the Rolling Sales Update, numerous transactions are listed with a closing price of $0. These transactions are not included in this analysis
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There are some inconsistencies and errors in the Rolling Sales Updates that were analyzed. Transactions where closing prices were significantly below prevailing market prices were excluded from this analysis.
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