How much on average should one of the new condos in Williamsburg appreciate per year in this market?

Justin Kulpa
Home Buyer
New York, NY

5 minutes from Bedford Ave station
New construction, modern
Great area of the neighborhood

Answers (7)
Marty C
Other/Just Looking
Austin, TX

I would expect it to go DOWN 20%. Renting is better.

Tue Feb 24 2009, 16:11
Arleen Pecone
Agent
West Chester, PA

I just had to answer this one........Are you buying to have appreciation and no other reason?
There is no hard and fast "appreciation" rule except one in the 20 years that I have been selling.
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
Real Estate appreciates about 6% a year over a 10 to 15 year period, just not in a straight line.

Tue Feb 24 2009, 15:33
NonRealtor
Other/Just Looking
23456

Hi Justin,
Invest in a tv. Wait to buy, prices are declining. Good Luck

Tue Feb 24 2009, 15:21
Porkchop
Home Buyer
11210

If you are lucky, you should only loose twenty to thirty percent.

Consdier that 1 year a go a person earning $260k with good credit easily could qualify for a million dollar plus mortgage. Today banks hesitate to write a mortgage for 500k, even less if the property in question is a condo.

Developers and real estate agents are employing a lot of smoke and mirrors with list prices, freebies and closing fees, but it is now impossible to obscure the basic facts- (1) Banks aren't lending (2) Wall Street $ (20% of NYC's economy) is dried up for the foreseeable future (3) Things are still getting worse.

Need further evidence that developers and agents are playing games? List prices in Williamsburg went up 4% despite the fact that the median sales price dropped by SIXTY PERCENT.

Tue Feb 24 2009, 10:07
Rhonda Holt
Agent
Brooklyn, NY

Hello, at this point in time no one has a crystal ball to give you an exact answer to that question.

Rhonda Holt
Licensed Agent - Specializing in Co-op & Home Sales
Awarded 1st Place in Sales for 2008 and 2009
Weichert Realtors, H.P Greenfield

Wed Feb 18 2009, 19:48
Alex-brooklyn
Home Buyer
Brooklyn, NY

Dude! Wake up! Speculation over real estate is over.
From now on , prices are going to drop to at least 40% current asking price. In some buildings it may take longer that other, depends how much cash flow they have to hold on to their asking price, but you are going to see average prices drop every month a few percentage points.

Sun Feb 15 2009, 05:42
Gail Hiebert
Agent
KCMO
FIRST ANSWER

hello justin. As far as I can see and research in this market, expect no appreciation in any markets this year. Expect decrease in values in most markets. You can do your own research on the internet on this subject. Regards.

Sun Feb 24 2008, 07:08

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