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Brooklyn Real Estate Market Report: 1Q 2026

Brooklyn’s market slowed in the first quarter as higher prices and economic uncertainty made buyers more selective. There were fewer transactions, but prices remained strong, driven largely by continued activity above $2 million.

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Apr 08

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Brooklyn Condo & Co-Op Sales: March 2026

Sales activity softens annually but marketing times still shorten. Inventory continues to rise as average pricing reaches new highs.

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Apr 08

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Manhattan $5M+ Luxury Sales: March 2026

Manhattan’s luxury market stays active despite an annual percentage decline. Inventory continued to drop, marketing times declined, and average price per square foot held steady.

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Apr 08

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Manhattan Condo & Co-Op Sales: March 2026

Contract activity and average days on market moderate annually. Listing inventory reaches multi‑year low and average price per square foot declines

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Apr 07

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Corcoran’s Spring 2026 Market Outlook

Leaders from selected Corcoran affiliates examine last quarter’s real estate trends to identify the opportunities shaping their markets in the months ahead.

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Apr 02

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Manhattan Real Estate Market Report: 1Q 2026

Manhattan had a powerful start to the year. Sales are growing, volume is up, and pricing is holding firm, even with all the noise in the broader economy.

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Mar 24

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Miramar: Now Leasing in Manhattan

This new Inwood rental development, set directly beside the Harlem River, University Heights Bridge, and the 1 train, pairs nearly 700 apartments with 85,000 square feet of amenities — along with a burgeoning community theater.

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Mar 17

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Corcoran in the News: February 2026

In every market we serve, Corcoran makes headlines. Here's a selection of some of the latest press hits highlighting listings, trends, and people all across our network.

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Mar 13

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NYC Residential Rental Market Report: February 2026

Manhattan's rental market has become more challenging than ever for home seekers. Pricing in Brooklyn reached a new record as well, with a median rent of $4,296 per month. But it’s important to note that the number of active listings

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