NYC Residential Rental Market Report: August 2026
Manhattan's rental market took a slight breather in August, with the median rent easing just 0.2% from July's all-time high. Brooklyn faced many of the same challenges, with inventory remaining exceptionally tight.
Manhattan Condo & Co-Op Sales: August 2026
Contract activity cooled annually and versus the historical average. Listed inventory declined annually, while average price per square foot rose slightly.
Manhattan $5M+ Luxury Sales: August 2026
August contract activity eclipsed the historical average, while inventory declined and marketing times rose.
NYC Residential Rental Market Report: July 2026
Manhattan median rents remain plateaued versus June at a record high of $5,295 per month, while they climbed 6% when compared to last July. While still an intense environment for renters, conditions in Brooklyn were slightly more moderate.
Manhattan Condo & Co-Op Sales: July 2026
Contract activity rises annually, outpacing historical average. Listed inventory and average price per square foot both decline for the year.
Manhattan $5M+ Luxury Sales: July 2026
July contract activity exceeded the historical average, while inventory declined, marketing times fell, and pricing cooled.
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.
Manhattan Condo & Co-Op Sales: June 2026
Contract activity rises annually, outpacing historical average. Listed inventory and average price per square foot both decline for the year.
Manhattan $5M+ Luxury Sales: June 2026
$5M+ sales dip annually but remain above historical June average. Versus 2025, inventory continued to decline, marketing times rose, and pricing cooled.