Manhattan's Residential market has ended 2024 with solid demand, with luxury leading the way. Sales in the three months through December rose by 3.7 percent to 2,496, according to a quarterly report from Douglas Elliman, prepared by Miller Samuel, which weighed co-op, condo, and luxury units.

While that marked a gain for the second time in three quarters, it was below the quarterly decade average of 2,611. That comes as listing inventories experienced a 3.9 percent decline.

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