Collin Bond, Esq. and Boris Fabrikant, Esq.

Collin Bond, Esq. and Boris Fabrikant, Esq.

Blog by Collin Bond, Esq. and Boris Fabrikant, Esq.

Overall, the residential Manhattan market in July 2025 closely followed seasonal trends, but the averages mask a clear split between the regular market and the luxury sector.


Inventory fell 8.62% from last , which is a significant drop, but matches the inventory trend line we’ve seen for the past two...


11.08.25 04:44 PM - Comment(s)

In May 2025, Manhattan’s residential real estate market remained steady, showing resilience despite a mix of global and local factors. Median prices edged up, supported by continued strength in the ultra-luxury segment, where cash buyers moved decisively amid stock market volatility and rising mortg...

10.06.25 04:47 PM - Comment(s)

April was a volatile month, marked by sharp stock market swings and constant tariff news, creating an atmosphere of uncertainty. This led to a slowdown in purchases for many buyers. Many paused their searches, but we are starting to see activity pick up again.


Despite the uncertainty, sale prices for...


12.05.25 04:49 PM - Comment(s)

Despite international, political, and economic uncertainty, Manhattan’s real estate market made a comeback in Q1 2025. Properties in contract are up 8% compared to Q1 last year. Buyers showed renewed faith in high-end real estate, demonstrating that long-term investments are still in demand.


The luxu...


10.04.25 04:50 PM - Comment(s)

Dear Friends and Clients,


We’ve received many questions over the past three months regarding how recent changes will affect the market. As Q1 draws to a close, we’re beginning to see a general trend of uncertainty. Buyers, sellers, and landlords alike are paying close attention to the day-to-day econ...


10.03.25 04:50 PM - Comment(s)

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