Manhattan Market Intelligence

PropertyShark  has released its Q1 2025 report on NYC’s Top 50 Most Expensive Neighborhoods , and there were a few notable shakeups. Tribeca—typically a fixture in the top 3—slipped to the #4 spot, edged out by a surprising return from Little Italy, which claimed #2 with a $4.6M median sales price. Little Italy hadn’t appeared on the list since Q2 2024 due to low sales activity, but this quarter's resurgence may be a one-off, driven by a pair of high-priced NoLiTa sales: one

StreetEasy recently analyzed search trends on its platform to identify the New York City neighborhoods gaining popularity  among buyers and renters. With rising prices in Manhattan pushing some people out, many are exploring more affordable options across the city. In fact, Brooklyn and Queens are expected to dominate the market in 2025. Of the Top 10 “neighborhoods to watch” identified by StreetEasy, six are in Brooklyn, three are in Queens, and only one is in Manhattan. Acc