NEW YORK PROPERTY AI

Astoria and Tribeca are both New York, but they are not the same market.

NEW YORK PROPERTY AI reads the city's recorded sales and turns them into a median sale price for every neighborhood, then rates the momentum behind each one.

■ What you get
· 45 neighborhoods across all five boroughs — median recorded sale price
· Six-grade automatic rating from extreme fear to extreme greed
· Borough heatmap: Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island
· Monthly charts with technical overlays and voice narration
· Transaction volume from the same records that drive the price index
· Rankings: cheapest, priciest, fastest rising, deepest falling

■ Who it helps
· Renters and buyers comparing neighborhoods before they commit
· Anyone who wants a borough-level read without a spreadsheet
· Watchers who want the growth figure adjusted for what actually sold

■ Data and processing
Source: NYC Open Data, provided by the NYC Department of Finance.
Growth figures are mix-adjusted, because the mix of houses, condos and co-ops sold shifts sharply from year to year and an unadjusted number would read a change in mix as a change in price.

■ Please note
General reference information only — not investment, brokerage, tax or legal advice. Recorded sales can lag the contract date and displayed prices are medians. Confirm any real decision with a licensed professional.

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■ Data source (official link)
· NYC Open Data (NYC Department of Finance) — https://opendata.cityofnewyork.us/
· This is an independent app that downloads, processes and displays the public data above.

■ Government notice
This app is not a government agency and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or representing NYC Open Data (NYC Department of Finance) or any other government body. Please verify official information and original records at the source above.