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Brooklyn remains the least affordable borough; Queens renters face the biggest increase in housing costs relative to incomes, according to new StreetEasy report

Sales prices in the East Brooklyn submarket increased 20.5 percent in February, according to the February 2016 StreetEasy Market Reports

Manhattan homes spent the longest time on market in two years, according to the January 2016 StreetEasy Market Reports

The costs of homeownership match the costs of renting in just three years in Queens but takes more than seven years in Manhattan, according to new StreetEasy analysis

Sales price growth expected to slow in both boroughs, and return to pre-surge levels in 2016, according to the Q4 2015 StreetEasy Market Reports

Manhattan sales inventory drops 14.3 percent month-over-month to the lowest level on record, according to the November 2015 StreetEasy Market Reports

Sale prices in the Upper Manhattan submarket increased 20.4 percent in October, according to the October 2015 StreetEasy Market Reports