Real estate agent · Park Slope
Nathan Peller
Modern Spaces, LLC
The local track record
Nathan Peller ranks #4 (tied) by homes listed and #8 by asking volume in Park Slope, among 293 agents and teams, with 16 homes listed and $26M in asking volume. Median listing price in Park Slope: $1,567,500. Figures cover Oct 30, 2025 – Oct 30, 2026.
Published geographic standings
Where this agent stands out
Citywide totals include qualifying neighborhood homes. Each geography has its own ranking; these rows are not added together.
| Area / reporting period | Homes listed | Listing rank | Asking volume | Volume rank | Median listing price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Park Slope ↗NYC · NeighborhoodOct 30, 2025 – Oct 30, 2026 | 16 | T-4of 293 | $26M | #8 | $1,567,50016 priced homes |
Asking prices, not completed sales. Median listing price requires at least 5 priced homes and 90% price coverage; otherwise NA.
Answers from the data
About Nathan Peller’s listing activity
Where is Nathan Peller most active?
Among the published areas shown for Oct 30, 2025 – Oct 30, 2026, Nathan Peller has the most credited homes in Park Slope: 16. Citywide counts include qualifying neighborhood homes; geographic areas may overlap and are not added together.
View source and methodology ↗Where does Nathan Peller rank highest?
Nathan Peller ranks #4 (tied) by homes listed and #8 by asking volume in Park Slope, among 293 agents and teams, with 16 homes listed and $26M in asking volume. Median listing price in Park Slope: $1,567,500. Figures cover Oct 30, 2025 – Oct 30, 2026.
View source and methodology ↗How does Nathan Peller rank in Park Slope?
Nathan Peller ranks #4 (tied) by homes listed and #8 by asking volume in Park Slope, with 16 homes listed and $26M in asking volume from Oct 30, 2025 – Oct 30, 2026.
View source and methodology ↗What is Nathan Peller’s median listing price in Park Slope?
Nathan Peller’s median listing price in Park Slope is $1,567,500, based on 16 priced homes from Oct 30, 2025 – Oct 30, 2026.
View source and methodology ↗How do citywide and neighborhood rankings relate?
Each area has its own ranking. A citywide count includes the agent’s qualifying homes inside that city, including its neighborhoods. Do not add neighborhood counts to the city total. A city boundary is different from the wider metropolitan area. These figures measure observed listing activity, not completed sales or service quality. Coverage is not complete MLS coverage.
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How the listing data works
Scope & sources
What these figures tell you
Cribber measures observed listing representation using published geographic standings. Homes listed are distinct eligible properties credited to this agent or team; co-listed properties credit each named agent.
Asking volume uses listing asking prices and does not represent completed sales. Rankings do not measure service quality, buyer representation or negotiation outcomes. Coverage is not complete MLS coverage.
Keep the periods separate
Ranking dates appear with each area. Current property availability is separate from the published ranking. Historical samples, where available, carry their own dates and are not a complete career record.
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