Neighborhood asking medians based on a sample of publicly advertised residential prices. These are signals for comparing areas, not closing prices, appraisals, or broker inventory.
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The table uses the all-property aggregate. Detailed routes below appear only for operation-and-type combinations present in the data.
Median asking prices from currently-active listings. Gross yield = annual rent ÷ purchase price. Days on market = median time a current listing has been live. The last column splits the active sale and rent samples — read thinly-sampled rows with caution.
Every link corresponds to a real aggregate row. If a combination does not clear the publication floor, no page exists.
We analyze a sample of publicly advertised residential asking prices. We validate municipality, price, and area; limit the window to active observations; remove likely duplicates; and publish the median with its sample and date. These are asking prices, not completed transactions. Broker properties never feed these aggregates.
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