September 2022 luxury real estate report
Historical edition: September 20, 2022. Read selected entries from the RE Luxe Leaders luxury real estate report, with the printed dollar and percentage fields, direct page references and the complete original PDF.
The September figures and their source limit
The September file prints YoY figures of 14.52% for Aspen, 8.94% for Beverly Hills, 10.37% for Greenwich and 46.19% for Palm Beach. Its selected dollar values differ from the following edition even where the percentage fields repeat. The table keeps the September values intact.
| City / state | Current Ave | YoY % | 3 Yr % | 5 Yr % | 10 Yr % | PDF page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aspen, CO | $10,867,868 | 14.52% | 35.74% | 47.50% | 122.34% | 31 |
| Beverly Hills, CA | $10,860,650 | 8.94% | 23.28% | 20.02% | 93.83% | 47 |
| Greenwich, CT | $3,900,806 | 10.37% | 29.50% | 23.54% | 39.90% | 44 |
| Palm Beach, FL | $8,885,756 | 46.19% | 77.87% | 91.78% | 200.55% | 1 |
These four entries are selected examples, not a representative sample, ranking or national average. The table preserves the source labels and decimal precision. Chart scales vary with the selected values; compare the numbers and axis labels rather than visual distances across different editions.
A limit on comparisons between editions
All four selected rows have the same annual, three-, five- and ten-year percentage values in the October 2022 report, although their “Current Ave” dollar values differ. The files do not explain this combination. This archive preserves those values without recalculating the percentages or inventing a reason for the repetition.
Those matching percentage fields do not establish month-to-month stability. The underlying definitions and calculation dates would need to be resolved before drawing that conclusion.
Read the original report
Download the original 89-page September 2022 luxury report (PDF). Use the numbered page links for the selected entries, or search the complete file for another city and state. Keep the printed report date with any figure you quote.
The file does not document the complete estimator or sample behind “Current Ave.” Retain that label rather than presenting the field as a verified average of completed sales. A city-level figure alone cannot value an individual property.
Some city/state labels appear more than once in the complete source. Those rows remain as printed and are not merged here. Each of the four pairs in this table has one unambiguous matching row in this edition.
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