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<strong>15</strong><br />

BROAD<br />

STREET<br />

ANNUAL REPORT<br />

January 1st / December 31st <strong>2021</strong><br />

JAIME AGUILERA<br />

at Douglas Elliman Real Estate


MANHATTAN SALES<br />

Q4-<strong>2021</strong><br />

“Sales rose to their highest total for a fourth-quarter in<br />

thirty-two years. Listing inventory fell by its most<br />

significant annual rate in seven years.”<br />

The Manhattan housing market closed out the year on full throttle with heavy sales<br />

volume, rising prices, and sharply falling listing inventory. While the number of<br />

sales nearly doubled year over year to 3,559 for the highest fourth-quarter since<br />

total tracking began in 1989, it was 48% higher than the same period two years<br />

ago before the pandemic. Over the past decade, fourth-quarter sales averaged<br />

2,727, 23.4% below the current quarter total. Listing inventory fell 25% year over<br />

year to 6,207 and was 6.6% below the same period two years ago. The<br />

intersection of sharply rising sales and falling listing inventory from the year-ago<br />

quarter resulted in a blistering market pace. The months of supply, the number of<br />

months to sell all listing inventory at the current sales rate, plunged 62.8% to the<br />

fastest moving market in six years and 36.3% faster than the same period two<br />

years ago. While the market was dominated by high-end sales in 2020, growth<br />

has been spreading across all price tranches. The most significant annual sales<br />

growth rates were seen in the $2 million to $5 million markets during this quarter.<br />

The year-over-year increase in sales above and below the $4 million threshold was<br />

nearly the same at 86.5% and 85.7%, respectively.


MANHATTAN SALES<br />

Q4-<strong>2021</strong>


<strong>15</strong> BROAD STREET<br />

<strong>2021</strong> Sold Inventory<br />

Avg. Days<br />

Type Sales Volume Ft2 Units<br />

on Market<br />

Unit<br />

STUDIO<br />

Type<br />

$4,455,000<br />

Inventory Volume<br />

4,328 Ft2<br />

Active Units<br />

5<br />

Ft2<br />

130<br />

STUDIO 2 H.O $8,480,000 $2,995,0009,391 Ft2 3 7 2,580 104<br />

21 H.O BR $1,630,000 $3,842,9991,809 Ft2 3 1 4,306 89<br />

1<br />

BR<br />

BR + 1<br />

H.O<br />

H.O $4,535,000<br />

$9,089,999<br />

4,492 Ft2<br />

5<br />

3<br />

8,224<br />

59<br />

1 BR + 2 H.O $4,200,000 2 3,791<br />

2 BR $9,070,000 8,626 Ft2 5 112<br />

2 BR $3,499,000 2 3,322<br />

3 BR $9,365,000 8,575 Ft2 4 168<br />

3 BR $7,645,000 2 5,330<br />

OVERALL $37,535,000 37,221 Ft2 25 1<strong>15</strong><br />

<strong>15</strong> BROAD STREET<br />

New York NY 10005


<strong>15</strong> BROAD STREET<br />

Year-Over-Year Sales 2020-<strong>2021</strong><br />

Type<br />

Sales Volume<br />

$ (YR)<br />

Sold Ft2<br />

(YR)<br />

Sold Units<br />

% (YR)<br />

STUDIO $2,855,000 2,708 Ft2 <strong>15</strong>0%<br />

1 H.O - - -<br />

2 H.O $5,943,000 7,146 Ft2 250%<br />

1 BR - - -<br />

1 BR + 1 H.O $3,260,000 3,377 Ft2 200%<br />

1 BR + 2 H.O - - -<br />

2 BR $2,280,000 7<strong>15</strong> Ft2 -<br />

3 BR - - -<br />

OVERALL $17,922,500 19,683 Ft2 91%<br />

• Overall sales volume in the building increased by 91%<br />

year-over-year.<br />

• <strong>St</strong>udios and home office units moved above the prior<br />

year level.<br />

• The Financial District housing market closed out the<br />

year on full throttle with heavy sales volume, rising<br />

prices, and sharply falling listing inventory.<br />

<strong>15</strong> BROAD STREET<br />

New York NY 10005


Residence 2000 | 3BR | 2BA | $2,650,000


Residence 1900 | 3BR | 2BA | $2,475,000 | IN CONTRACT<br />

Residence 1912 | 1BR | 2 H.O | 2BA | $2,200,000


Residence 1102 | Alcove Loft | 1BA | $985,000 | SOLD


Residence <strong>15</strong>06 | 2 H.O | 1BA | $1,160,000 | SOLD


Residence 2520 | 3BR | 2BA | $1,975,000 | SOLD<br />

Residence 3700 | 2BR | 2BA | $1,965,000 | SOLD


Residence 922 | Alcove Loft | 1BA | $775,000 | SOLD


MANHATTAN RENTALS<br />

Q4-<strong>2021</strong><br />

“Net effective median rent surged by a<br />

record annual rate for the second straight month,”<br />

Rental prices continued to surge overall but remained polarized by price. The net<br />

effective median rent of an apartment in a doorman building, the face rent less<br />

landlord concessions, accounting for 50.9% of rentals in November and skewed<br />

to the higher end, was $4,108, up a record 27.2% year over year and 2.3% above<br />

the same period in 2019. In contrast, the net effective median rent for the nondoorman<br />

market, accounting for 49.1% of rental activity, rose 10.9% annually but<br />

remained 11.6% below the same period two years ago. In the overall rental market<br />

context, net effective median rent surged annually by a record 22.8% to $3,369<br />

from year-ago levels. <strong>St</strong>ill, it remained 3.8% below the same period two years ago<br />

before the pandemic. The market share of two-year leases was 53.7%, sharply<br />

above the 16.7% record low in January as tenants continued to lock in longer<br />

leases in anticipation of more rent growth in the future.


MANHATTAN RENTALS<br />

Q4-<strong>2021</strong>


<strong>15</strong> BROAD STREET<br />

<strong>2021</strong> Lease Activity<br />

<strong>St</strong>udio 1 Home Office 2 Home Office 1 BED 1 BED +1 H.O 1 BED + 2 Home Office<br />

3 BED<br />

11,502Ft2<br />

<strong>St</strong>udio<br />

8,195Ft2<br />

1 Home Office<br />

5,161Ft2<br />

2 BED<br />

14,839Ft2<br />

<strong>2021</strong><br />

2 Home Office<br />

14,798Ft2<br />

1 BED + 2 Home Office<br />

1,597Ft2<br />

1 BED +1 H.O<br />

9,397Ft2<br />

1 BED<br />

1,734Ft2<br />

Unit Type Leased Ft2 Leased Units<br />

<strong>St</strong>udio 8195<br />

Avg./Days<br />

on Market<br />

STUDIO 8,195 Ft2 10 83<br />

1 Home Office 5161<br />

2 Home Office 14798<br />

1 H.O 5,161 Ft2 5 34<br />

1 BED 1734<br />

1 BED +1 H.O 9397<br />

1 BED + 2 Home<br />

Office<br />

Table 1<br />

2 H.O 14,798 Ft2 12 47<br />

<strong>15</strong>97<br />

1 BR 1,734 Ft2 1 175<br />

2 BED 14839<br />

3 BED 1<strong>15</strong>02<br />

1 BR + 1 H.O 9,397 Ft2 6 28<br />

1 BR + 2 H.O 1,597 Ft2 1 16<br />

2 BR 14,839 Ft2 8 59<br />

3 BR 11,502 Ft2 5 38<br />

OVERALL 67,205 Ft2 48 54<br />

<strong>15</strong> BROAD STREET<br />

New York NY 10005


<strong>15</strong> BROAD STREET<br />

Year-Over-Year Leases 2020-<strong>2021</strong><br />

Type<br />

Leased Units<br />

% (YR)<br />

Leased Ft2<br />

(YR)<br />

Price per Ft2<br />

% (YR)<br />

STUDIO 233% 6,080 Ft2 14%<br />

1 H.O 67% 1,837 Ft2 <strong>15</strong>%<br />

2 H.O 9% 14 Ft2 17%<br />

1 BR 100% 1,734 Ft2 14%<br />

1 BR + 1 H.O 14% 1,259 Ft2 19%<br />

1 BR + 2 H.O 100% 1,579 Ft2 20%<br />

2 BR 800% 14,839 Ft2 12%<br />

3 BR 400% 9,302 Ft2 8%<br />

OVERALL 92% 34,126 Ft2 14%<br />

• The market share of landlord concessions, listing<br />

inventory, and vacancy fell annually at record rates.<br />

• Net effective median rent surged by a record annual<br />

rate.<br />

• Listing discount from the original asking price fell to<br />

its second tightest level on record.<br />

<strong>15</strong> BROAD STREET<br />

New York NY 10005


Residence 1700 | 2BR | 2BA | $6,700 | RENTED


Residence 1704 | 2 H.O | 1BA | $5,<strong>15</strong>0 | RENTED<br />

Residence 2620 | 3BR | 3BA | $7,500 | RENTED


Residence 1201 | Alcove Loft | 1BA | $3,595 | RENTED


PERFECTION<br />

in every detail, every step of the way<br />

<strong>15</strong> BROAD STREET<br />

New York NY 10005


Jaime Aguilera<br />

Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker<br />

212 470 8774<br />

575 Madison Ave<br />

New York NY<br />

10022

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