The NYC market moved forward in March. Contract activity increased, pricing held steady, and inventory expanded seasonally, all signs of a stable market as we enter the spring season. After a prolonged adjustment to higher borrowing costs, buyers and sellers are increasingly aligned on expectations,...

February rarely defines the year in Manhattan real estate, but it often shows where momentum is building. This year, the signal was clear: Activity remained steady overall, pricing held firm, and the top of the market delivered one of its strongest winter performances in recent memory. And the Mamda...

As we begin 2026, many of the forces that shaped the New York City real estate market in 2025 remain in place. Buyers and sellers are operating in a landscape influenced by evolving regulations, shifting commuting patterns, and a steady but cautious financial environment. The market is not booming, ...

December rarely makes headlines in Manhattan real estate, but last month quietly clarified how  the market closed 2025 and how it is entering 2026. Beneath the expected holiday slowdown, the data points to a market that remains supply-constrained and more active than the calendar would suggest.

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