Market Depth Defies Seasonality The Manhattan Real Estate Market the week of November 10th delivered another reminder that Manhattan moves to its own rhythm, with buyers and sellers staying active even as the holiday stretch approaches. Manhattan continues to show real market depth across co-ops, condos, and townhouses, with engaged buyers and sellers achieving results by meeting current market Continue Reading
Manhattan Real Estate Market | Week of November 3, 2025 The Manhattan real estate market opened in November with clear momentum. Four straight weeks of strong luxury activity culminated in 41 contracts at $4M+ for the week, confirming steady buyer demand and durable market fundamentals. Last week’s surge to 41 contracts at $4 million and above per the Olshan Report not only eclipses Continue Reading
In the News 📰 | Office-to-Residential Conversions in NYC Thank you to Dana Schulz and 6sqft for this thoughtful and timely deep dive into one of the most important housing conversations happening in New York City right now: the ongoing wave of office-to-residential conversions. I’m honored to be quoted in the piece and to contribute to an issue that impacts nearly every New Yorker, Continue Reading
Reading the Market: What Manhattan Price Adjustments Really Mean for Buyers and Sellers In a city where every square foot tells a story, price adjustments reveal far more than numbers on a listing. They tell you how the market is feeling. For sellers, a price reduction can feel like a setback. For buyers, it can look like an opportunity. But in truth, both sides are reading signals in real time Continue Reading
In New York City, buying or selling a home is about far more than square footage or price. Real estate choices here are deeply intertwined with some of life’s most significant transitions, whether it’s relocating for a new job, getting married, starting a family, downsizing due to retirement, or navigating health needs. In a city where every block tells a story and every address Continue Reading
Steady Momentum Defines Late October in Manhattan Real Estate As October drew to a close, the Manhattan real estate market maintained a steady rhythm of activity across co-ops, condos, and townhouses. Buyers demonstrated renewed confidence. Sellers who priced strategically continued to capture attention in an increasingly data-driven environment. Momentum in both the mid-market and luxury Continue Reading
A Confident Market Momentum Carries Through Mid-October The Manhattan real estate market on October 20, 2025, demonstrated continued strength as both buyers and sellers leaned into fall momentum. For the second consecutive week, over 30 luxury contracts ($4M+) were signed—marking the strongest performance since early summer. Cash-rich buyers, particularly in the luxury Continue Reading
Why Homes Feel So Expensive in NYC: Beyond the Headlines Scrolling your feed, you’ll encounter claims that big investors are the reason prices remain sky-high, but the data says otherwise. Recent data tells a different story. Only about 2.8% of all home purchases in the past year were made by major institutional investors. At the same time, regular buyers, including professionals, families, and Continue Reading
Reading the Signals: Fall 2025 Market Insights from LeaseBreak, UrbanDigs, and Linneman As autumn unfolds in New York, real estate conversations are revealing a market that is cautious yet quietly dynamic. The recent LeaseBreak Top Agent Panel, new analysis from UrbanDigs, and Dr. Peter Linneman’s economic perspectives together provide a multi-layered lens on what’s really happening this Continue Reading
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