Manhattan foreclosure breaks this spring – and did not spare one of the richest zip codes

The April showers brought Manhattan foreclosure this spring – even in the most positioned parts.

Fresh data, published by the properties of the real estate industry portal, documented a dance across the country across the city in new Foreclosure records from April to June, compared to last year.

Mortgage default manhattanites increased 15%, with a startling number of issues documented in one of the rich historical codes of the city.

Of the 46 Manhattan houses struck with new records, eight were collected in the ZIP-one Midtown 10022-a local building for exclusive 100-year-old buildings, high heaven prices and Old World owners.

The Zip 10022 code includes approximately 49 to 60 roads, sandy between Fifth Avenue and the Eastern River. The area surrounds signs like Waldorf Astoria New York and Bloomingdale’s.

Its local reputation for luxury purchases, especially along Avenue Avenue, comes with home prices to match – the average list of the list 10022 ZIP was $ 1.3 million in June, according to Realtor.com reporting.

Request and remaining sales are deceiving even the most met residents of the city.

“Interest rates are increasing, there are high economic concerns, many times the generating wealth does not mean that someone is liquid,” Luxury Sekper Serhant Peter Zaitzeff told the Daily Mail.

Even the historic pre-Warh buildings like the Parc sales building on the West 57th road, on the opposite side of the Central Park, saw a Foreclosed-Upon studio recently entering a contract with only $ 525,000.

Beyond the river, Brooklyn led the city in Foreclosure recordings, destroying the queens. Kings County saw 129 new records in the spring, a 36% blow compared to last year. Canarsie and East Flatbush brought the district with 17 cases.

Queens, the city’s most active market, without a 20% deceleration in registrations, at 128 in the second quarter of the year.

The foreclosure of the state island, on the other hand, increased by 25% in 48 cases, and the activity in the Bronx hit a new one. Borough exceeded its five-year-old Foreclosure’s peak with 57 records last quarter.