The 10 most expensive NYC neighborhoods to live in right now, ranked
10. Carroll Gardens was one of only two Brooklyn neighborhoods to make the cut.
9. The Flatiron District had the second-most transactions in Q3 among the top ten.
Borough: Manhattan
Median sale price in Q3: $1,440,000
Number of transactions: 84
8. The Lower East Side saw the most transactions in Q3 and its median sale price grew 87% year-over-year.
Borough: Manhattan
Median sale price in Q3: $1,497,863
Number of transactions: 119
7. Cobble Hill, the only other Brooklyn neighborhood on the list, saw a 102% year-over-year increase in median sale price.
Borough: Brooklyn
Median sale price in Q3: $1,795,000
Number of transactions: 18
6. The Garment District saw the sharpest decline, with its median sale price falling 36% year-over-year.
Borough: Manhattan
Median sale price in Q3: $1,985,000
Number of transactions: 7
5. SoHo also saw a a steep drop, with its median sale price falling 35% year-over-year.
Borough: Manhattan
Median sale price in Q3: $2,000,000
Number of transactions: 25
4. Little Italy recorded the fewest transactions in Q3.
Borough: Manhattan
Median sale price in Q3: $2,100,000
Number of transactions: 5
3. Hudson Square saw an 8% year-over-year increase in median sale price.
Borough: Manhattan
Median sale price in Q3: $2,347,078
Number of transactions: 20
2. Tribeca fell from the top spot for the first time in seven quarters.
Borough: Manhattan
Median sale price in Q3: $2,408,255
Number of transactions: 72
1. Hudson Yards was the priciest NYC neighborhood in Q3 by a wide margin — its median sale price was more than double Tribeca's.
Borough: Manhattan
Median sale price in Q3: $4,994,792
Number of transactions: 26
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