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Downtown Brooklyn: 143 residential sales recorded in the first quarter of 2011
The city's figures show 143 residential sales, against 182 the quarter before.
Downtown Brooklyn · March 22, 2011 · Based on 2 documents
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143 this quarter
182 the quarter before
-21% change
City data shows 143 residential sales in Downtown Brooklyn in the first quarter of 2011. The quarter before shows 182.
That is a change of -21%.
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