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Contract activity accelerates as days on market shorten. Price per square foot softens as negotiability deepens.

Manhattan's luxury market slows. Inventory, average marketing times, and average price per square foot all declined versus 2024.

The headlines may have focused on the headwinds this year, but Manhattan was only focused on results. This was our strongest fourth quarter in three years – sales rose, pricing strengthened, and marketing times fell.

Manhattan’s rental market stayed fiercely competitive in November as limited supply continued to drive pricing sky high. Brooklyn’s rental market also strengthened.

Manhattan contract activity slows despite fewer days on market.

Manhattan's luxury market cools. Supply declined in November as marketing times and average price per square foot increased versus 2024.

Brooklyn sales rebound after six months of annual declines. Inventory rises, price per square foot holds.

Manhattan's rental market remained challenging for apartment seekers in October. Meanwhile, Brooklyn’s was slightly stronger.

Manhattan contracts reach five-year October high. Price per square foot rises as negotiability tightens.