Manhattan moved through the back half of January in a way that felt calm on the surface but busy beneath the surface. This Manhattan weekly market snapshot shows that new listings, signed contracts, and off‑market withdrawals all pulled back in tandem. This is not because the market is stalling, but because buyers and sellers are quietly resetting their strategies for Continue Reading
Manhattan real estate January | Week of January 12, 2026 The Manhattan real estate market in January starts the year with buyers active and supply still tight. Co-ops and condos under $3M see the most movement. At the same time, the luxury market records 22 contracts at $4M and above in a single week, including major co-op and townhouse sales on the Upper East Side and Upper West Continue Reading
The Manhattan real estate market stepped into the first full week of 2026 with a clear message for buyers and sellers. This is a selective, price-sensitive environment. Good product at the right number of moves, while everything else has to work harder. That selectivity is not happening in a vacuum. Mortgage rates are trending lower from their 2023 peak. Inventory remains unusually tight Continue Reading
Manhattan Buyers Stay Active into the Holidays Manhattan’s holiday housing market for the week of December 22, 2025, reflects a classic late-December pattern. Quieter on the surface, yet still surprisingly active beneath the holiday slowdown. Co-ops, condos, and luxury homes are still trading, even though the city feels quieter on the surface. Serious buyers and proactive Continue Reading
Manhattan Market Report for the week ending February 24th, Supply closed out at 6,173 and trending up 2%. Pending Sales at 2,240 and off-market listings (delisting) maintain the market pulse at a .36% level. Demand is ticking higher. Two consecutive upticks in "demand," and hopefully, it will remain for the spring season. This was a short holiday week. We are on trend Continue Reading
Manhattan Market report's for the week ending October 14th evidence supply at 7,684, up 2%, and Contract Signed, 2,761, own 2% from the previous week. The shifting season evidenced by the weather and rates, has also impacted our markets. Each area and building in the City is an individual "market segment" with its own supply/demand dynamics. Overall in Manhattan, the supply/demand market pulse Continue Reading
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