In an unexpected twist, the Bronx neighborhood saw the median property value increase a stunning 149 percent year over year, bumping it into NYC’s 50 priciest ‘hoods for the first time in Q1 .
Source: Inman News
The Bronx’s Fieldston emerges as 1 of NYC’s priciest neighborhoods
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