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NYC Residential Rental Market Report: June 2026

Manhattan renters are chasing a shrinking pool of available apartments, and the result has become predictable — record rents. Brooklyn’s rental market is also rewriting the record books.

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Jul 09

By The Corcoran Group

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Brooklyn Condo & Co-Op Sales: June 2026

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

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Jul 09

By The Corcoran Group

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Brooklyn Real Estate Market Report: 2Q 2026

Brooklyn's market is showing real signs of momentum. Signed contracts rose 15% year over year — the strongest annual gain in more than four years — signaling that buyer demand is strengthening.

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Jun 12

By The Corcoran Group

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NYC Residential Rental Market Report: May 2026

Much to the frustration of tenants, Manhattan’s median rent reached yet another new all-time high in May, hitting $5,125 as demand continues to outpace a persistently constrained supply environment. Brooklyn has also reached a new all-time high for rents, with

Jun 04

By The Corcoran Group

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Brooklyn Condo & Co-Op Sales: May 2026

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

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May 15

By The Corcoran Group

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NYC Residential Rental Market Report: April 2026

Manhattan’s rental market surged in April 2026, as a sharp rise in demand collided with increasingly constrained supply, pushing the borough’s median rent to a new all-time high of $5,099. Brooklyn also saw a strong month, with leasing activity climbing

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May 07

By The Corcoran Group

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Brooklyn Condo & Co-Op Sales: April 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 09

By The Corcoran Group

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NYC Residential Rental Market Report: March 2026

In March, Manhattan’s rental market remained incredibly inventory constrained. Meanwhile, Brooklyn experienced the strongest month for leasing since 2021.

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Apr 09

By The Corcoran Group

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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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