Miller Samuel Appraisers & Consultants

Covering the New York City metro area housing market

Established in 1986, Miller Samuel is a family-owned business that provides appraisal and consulting services on residential property throughout the New York City metro area. Clients include domestic and international financial institutions, law firms, consulting firms, developers, employee relocation companies, co-op and condo boards, managing agents, real estate firms, government agencies and individuals. With a certified or licensed appraisal staff that averages 14 years of experience, Miller Samuel is known for their neutral valuation perspective and professionalism, providing their clients with benchmark insights to enable them make more informed decisions. Learn more

Miller Samuel Market Reports

Providing neutral insight across a variety of housing markets

Miller Samuel authors a series of real estate market reports covering a wide array of housing types in many markets. These reports have an annual distribution in both print and downloads of more than 1,000,000, providing its clients and consumers greater market transparency. Learn more

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Elliman Report: Brooklyn Sales 1Q 2012

April 19, 2012

Housing prices slipped from prior year levels, largely due to the shift in mix of property types that sold over the quarter. The sharp decline in mortgage rates to record lows resulted in an increase in co-op sales market share,… Read More

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Manhattan Co-op/Condo Average Sales Price (Converted) New York City		DJIA versus Manhattan Co-op/Condo Number of Sales New York City

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Elliman Report: Hamptons & North Fork Sales 1Q 2012

April 26, 2012

Median sales price edged up 1.2% to $630,000 from $622,500 in the prior year quarter. Average sales price increased 17% to $1,437,597 from $1,228,857 over the same period, largely due to continued strength at the upper end of the market…. Read More

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Long Island Housing Market Inflation-Adjusted Median Sales Price Quarterly (current dollars) New York City Suburbs

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Elliman Report: Miami Sales (Spanish) 1Q 2012

El Mercado de Miami continuó teniendo dos segmentos diferentes: ventas de propiedades en peligro de juicio hipotecario y propiedades sin riesgo. El escándalo denominado “robo-signing” a finales del 2010 y el reciente acuerdo entre los principales proveedores de préstamos y… Read More

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Miami 1-Family, Condo Financing Types [% Market Share] Florida		Miami Average Sales Price v. Number of Sales [Coastal Communities, All Residential Activity] Florida

	Interpreting the Real Estate Economy a blog by Jonathan J. Miller

05/16/2012 [Featured Speaker] Appraisal Institute’s 6th Annual Meadowlands Conference Tomorrow I’ll be a featured speaker at The Northeast New Jersey Chapter of the Appraisal Institute’s 6th Annual Meadowlands Conference in Teaneck, NJ. My presentation is called: The Intersection of Housing and Credit in 2012, How This Cycle Ends. Always great to hang out with valuation professionals who care about their profession. Read More

10/06/2011

[Interview PART II] Barry Ritholtz, CEO, Director of Equity Research, Fusion IQ, Author, Bailout Nation, The Big Picture Blog

Miller Feeds

	How’s the Weather Down There? 05/17/2012 Growing up in Chicago, I remember hearing stories of the architectural feats required to build the Sears (now Willis) Tower and the John Hancock… Read More
	jonathanmiller Jonathan Miller The $70M Condo versus $52M Co-op Smackdown, Manhattan Style http://t.co/FJPQX8KE #millersamuel 05/16/2012
	Three Cents Worth: Manhattan is Converted Euro-Trash 05/16/2012 Since the Euro is creaking under the prevailing sentiment that Greece will flee, I thought it would be interesting to take a look at how Manhatt… Read More
	Park Avenue co-op sells for record $52.5 million 05/15/2012 A recent sale in New York’s famed 740 Park Avenue apartment building marked the highest price ever paid for a co-op in the city’s hi… Read More
	Park Avenue co-op sells for record $52.5 million 05/15/2012 A recent sale in New York’s famed 740 Park Avenue apartment building marked the highest price ever paid for a co-op in the city’s hi… Read More
	Manhattan and Miami Real Estate Market Trends Point to Higher Prices, Lower Inventory and Lower Down Payment Requirements for Foreigners 05/14/2012 Bidding wars are now being seen in both Manhattan and Miami Real Estate markets Manhattan and Miami property prices have seen significant price … Read More
	JPMorgan Spokesman Evangelisti Sells Home for $6.7 Million 05/14/2012 JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) (JPM)’s top spokesman, Joseph Evangelisti, sold his four-story townhouse in Manhattan’s West Village for $6.7… Read More
	Oaktree’s Marks Pays a Record $52 Million for NYC Co-Op 05/14/2012 Howard Marks, chairman and co-founder of Oaktree Capital Group LLC (OAK), paid $52.5 million for a duplex apartment on New York’s Park Avenue,… Read More
	jonathanmiller Jonathan Miller My latest handiwork in @curbedny RT Three Cents Worth: Manhattan Hits Bottom (In Unit Size) http://t.co/o3D3wOlj #millersamuel 05/11/2012
	jonathanmiller Jonathan Miller [Bank Appraisals] Commercial Too High, Residential Too Low http://t.co/Hhbsbell #millersamuel 05/11/2012
	Home Invasion! How Old Is Too Old for Roommates? 05/09/2012 When Michelle, a writer working on a first novel, tells people her husband, Daniel, is a hedge fund manager, they often remark, “Oh, honey, yo… Read More
	The monthly nut: a price breakdown — by neighborhood — on renting versus owning 05/07/2012 To buy or not to buy: That is the question for many New York apartment hunters, particularly as the gap between the monthly cost of owning and r… Read More
	Hamptons home prices rising as luxury beach houses lure buyers 05/07/2012 Home prices in New York’s Hamptons, the Long Island ocean-side retreat for summering Manhattanites, increased almost 12 percent in the first q… Read More
	Quest Magazine Intro – April 2012 Issue 04/25/2012 Quest Magazine asked me to write an intro piece on the luxury housing phenomenon i.e. “Real Estate Renaissance” followed by a numbe… Read More
	Change is Constant: 100 Years of New York Real Estate 02/07/2012 [click to expand] Last fall Prudential Douglas Elliman turned 100 years old and they asked me to write an article for their Elliman magazine. I… Read More