Manhattan real-estate sales just booked their worst first quarter since the financial crisis
Manhattan real-estate sales just had their slowest first quarter since the financial crisis.
A combination of new tax laws could be behind softer activity.
Experts expects slower activity over the next couple of years.
Manhattan real estate just had its slowest first quarter in a decade.
Sales slid 2.7% to the fewest since the period between January and March since 2009,
according to a report released Tuesday by Douglas Elliman Real Estate, a brokerage company in New York City.
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