These are not one market with a wide price range. They are two unrelated markets that happen to share a brokerage, and this site keeps their figures apart on purpose. Pick the state you are actually buying in and the numbers on the other side stop being noise.
Twelve towns across three counties, organized into two registers because inland and barrier island markets tell different stories. Every town page includes a dated market snapshot, a focused property search, and a video walkthrough.
All five boroughs, with the depth in Manhattan
Fifty-six Manhattan area pages plus one for each borough. Each defines boundaries by street, details building stock by era, and explains tenure mix, because in New York, the building often matters more than the address.
A Crystal River median and a Manhattan median are both real figures, and putting them next to each other tells you nothing at all. The property is different, the ownership structure is different, the data comes from different registers, and a different company handles the transaction. No page on this site puts them in the same table, and this is the table explaining why.
Both companies are supervised by the same Broker of Record, who is licensed in Florida and in New York. A Florida licensed agent may refer a New York client and may never show, price, or negotiate New York property.
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Plenty of people arrive here knowing the budget and not the town, or knowing they want water access and not which coast. Describe it in your own words and you get a shortlist of areas rather than a link to a filter.