I really enjoyed my interview over at Yahoo! Finance this week discussing the release of the Elliman Report: Manhattan Sales 1Q 2016. Love their longer interview format.
Note the “two comma” reference taken from the HBO show Silicon Valley:
Miller also rejects the thesis that Manhattan’s two-comma real estate prices were being fueled solely by foreign money and are now jeopardized by global uncertainty and a stronger dollar versus emerging market currencies.
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Jonathan Miller, I watched your video and thought it was very well done and eye-opening for a small town agent like me.
I am an Agent in Ottawa, Canada with an average home price just under $400,000!
And you’re talking about condos in Florida selling for $50 Million and more. Then you tell me that the Sweet Spot in New York is anything under $5 Million, where they will sell quick.
A condo at that price in Ottawa will sit for a long….long…time!
It’s like a different world.
Cheers…George
Thx George,
Ha! I did apologize for being cavalier about throwing around the high numbers. Thx for checking in. 😉
Jonathan