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Bright yellow and orange tulips bloom in a garden bed outside an NYC residential rental, with green foliage and blurred city skyscrapers, including the Empire State Building, visible in the background under a blue sky.

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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

A blooming tree with bright pink flowers stands in front of classic brownstone buildings, hinting at an elegant Brooklyn condo with iron railings and front steps on a lively city street in spring.

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.

Aerial view of two adjacent rooftops in an NYC residential rental; one features a green terrace with a picnic table and chairs, while the other has several HVAC units and metal structures. Trees and sidewalks are visible at street level.

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.

A row of classic brownstone townhouses with black iron railings and neatly trimmed shrubs lines a quiet city street, bathed in warm daylight.

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.

Four colorful Brooklyn condo brownstone townhouses in a row, painted green, brown, blue, and white, with bare trees in front and classic architectural details, each featuring stoops and wooden front doors.

Apr 08

By The Corcoran Group

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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.

A brick NYC residential rental building with black metal fire escapes and several windows. In front, a tree with bare branches is covered in patches of snow, while a couple of air conditioning units sit in the windows.

Mar 13

By The Corcoran Group

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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

A snow-lined pedestrian path stretches between bare trees, with parked cars and Brooklyn condo buildings on the left and a cleared road on the right. Benches line the walkway, and traces of snow remain on the ground and branches.

Mar 06

By The Corcoran Group

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Brooklyn Condo & Co-Op Sales: February 2026

February sees fewer sales but less days on market. Brooklyn experienced its fifth straight month of inventory growth and rising prices.

A yellow taxi drives through a snow-covered city street in an NYC residential rental neighborhood. Parked cars and trees line the street, while a person walks across the road. Snow blankets sidewalks and buildings in the background.

Feb 12

By The Corcoran Group

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NYC Residential Rental Market Report: January 2026

Despite the drop in temperatures and rise in pricing, Manhattan’s rental market began 2026 with increased activity. Across the East River, Brooklyn’s rental market kicked off the year with its strongest January for signed leases since 2021.

A cityscape view of Brooklyn, New York, in winter, with snow covering rooftops and streets, and a glimpse of the Manhattan luxury sales district and tall buildings visible in the distance under a cloudy sky.

Feb 06

By The Corcoran Group

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Brooklyn Condo & Co-Op Sales: January 2026

Brooklyn contract activity declines in nearly all price segments. Inventory expands while pricing moves upward.

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