The good folks at PropertyShark compiled market data on Kensington for a market snapshot. The borders used are Coney Island Avenue to the east, Caton Avenue to the north, McDonald Avenue to the west, and Ditmas Avenue to the south. Charts show the highest closed sales prices in 2009, with median sales prices pretty sporadic since then. Apartment sales prices were on a steady increase from 2005 to 2009, with prices averaging out around $250,000 after a median sales peak at $325,000. Prices on one- to three-family homes, in the past four quarters, ranged from $550,000 to $750,000. And for both apartments and houses, the number of closed sales increased significantly from the second to third quarter of 2012. Finally, the three most expensive streets of the neighborhood: East 4th Street, with a median sales price of $645,000 over 49 residential sales; East 5th Street, with a median sales price of $645,000 over 51 sales; and East 3rd Street, with a median sales price of $630,000 over 53 sales. Click through to see all the handy charts. And see all our market snapshots here.



Above, this image from PropertyShark shows the median price for all sales in Quarters One through Three this year.


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