Manhattan Real Estate Market Report: 2Q 2026
If this quarter proved anything, it's that Manhattan buyers remain remarkably confident — but the market is also beginning to show the early effects of the new pied-à-terre tax. While overall contracts climbed to a four-year high, activity above $5
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
Manhattan Condo & Co-Op Sales: May 2026
Contract activity rises annually, outpacing the historical average. Listed inventory and average price per square foot both declined annually.
Manhattan $5M+ Luxury Sales: May 2026
Manhattan’s luxury activity dips annually but outpaces the historical May average. Inventory continued to fall year-over-year, marketing times dropped sharply, and average price per square foot declined.
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
Manhattan Condo & Co-Op Sales: April 2026
Contract activity and average days on market moderate annually. Listing inventory reaches multi‑year low and average price per square foot declines
Manhattan $5M+ Luxury Sales: April 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.
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.
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.