Is it time to strike?

The more fringe areas of Manhattan real estate experienced price drops in the single to double digit range at the end of Q3, reports the NYT.

DOWN
- Harlem and East Harlem down by nearly 20% (to $440,000).
- Midtown East and Turtle Bay down by 18.6% (to $1.197MM)
- Midtown West and Hell’s Kitchen dropped 8% (to $1.01MM)
- Lower East Side and the East Village, prices dropped 5.5%
- Carnegie Hill, prices down 7.2% (co-ops)
- Hamilton Heights and Morningside Heights down by 30%
- Washington Heights prices down 6.3%

UP
- Upper East Side (Fifth Avenue and Park Avenue from 59th to 96th Streets) prices up by 35%
- Rest of UES co-op prices up 2.3%; condos up 9.1%
- Lincoln Square co-op prices up by 18.6%; condo prices up by 25%
- Lenox Hill co-op prices up by 19%
- Chelsea, co-op & condo prices up by 6%
- Greenwich Village, co-op prices up by 3.9%
- Union Square & Gramercy co-op prices up by 3.3% and condo prices up by 2.6%
- Battery Park City prices up by 6.5%