Zip 11201 (New York, NY) Housing


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The housing market in 11201 New York, NY is quite competitive. According to information provided, the median value of a house in that area stands at $969,300, which is significantly higher than the US median house value of $338,100. Additionally, while the US house appreciation rate for the last year was 8.27%, the appreciation rate for houses in 11201 New York, NY was 5.12%. This shows that despite having a higher house value than average compared to the rest of the country, the appreciation rate is lower than other areas.

The median home cost in New York (zip 11201) is $969,300. Home appreciation the last 10 years has been 71.7%. Home Appreciation in New York (zip 11201) is up 4.0%.

Average Age of Homes
- The median age of New York (zip 11201) real estate is 73 years old
The Rental Market in New York (zip 11201)
- Renters make up 55.4% of the New York (zip 11201) population
- 2.2% of houses and apartments in New York (zip 11201), are available to rent

DID YOU KNOW
Buying a home is the biggest single purchase most people make during their lives. The second largest is most often an automobile.

Median Monthly Rent by Number of Bedrooms

   Housing by Year Built

  HousingNew York, New YorkUnited States
  33,948.0139,647,020.0
  6742
  $969,300$338,100
  4.0%16.6%
  22.8%57.0%
  71.7%101.1%
  $6.65$10.98
  $6,609$2,690
  32.3%57.4%
  8.4%11.2%
  59.3%31.4%
  Vacant Housing
  2.2%1.9%
  0.6%0.4%
  0.7%0.7%
  0.3%0.4%
  2.5%3.6%
  2.2%4.1%
  Value of Owner-Occupied Housing
  0.5%2.6%
  0.9%2.4%
  0.6%2.8%
  0.7%3.9%
  0.1%4.5%
  0.5%11.3%
  1.2%13.0%
  2.3%20.1%
  5.2%13.6%
  5.8%8.3%
  15.7%9.7%
  16.9%3.9%
  15.4%2.2%
  9.2%0.8%
  25.0%1.1%
  Housing Units by Year Structure Built
  0.0%0.2%
  12.7%13.6%
  12.7%13.6%
  1.7%13.6%
  1.8%13.2%
  2.4%14.8%
  1.7%13.6%
  10.0%10.0%
  4.7%4.7%
  41.1%12.2%
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Over 16 years ago

The Brooklyn Heights/Cobble Hill area gives you a great balance between a more laid back, less expensive outer-borough experience, and proximity to Manhattan. Great  More

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only problem is that few can afford to buy in now; also brooklyn heights is an anomaly among the "desirable" NYC neighborhoods in that there are few good restaurants,  More

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Will the services in the neighborhood catch up? Increased density would suggest that it will, but what will the lag  More

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