Manhattan Market Intelligence

Where Manhattan’s Biggest Luxury Deals Are Happening Right Now Manhattan’s luxury market continues to produce eye-catching transactions even before the spring season officially begins. Recent reports show more than $1 billion in high-end contracts signed in February alone, with several standout buildings and neighborhoods accounting for a large share of that activity. Looking more closely at where these deals are happening offers a useful glimpse into how demand is conce

Recent reporting has positioned New York City among the most competitive housing markets heading into 2026 , with demand outpacing supply in several key segments. For buyers and sellers alike, that translates to one thing—bidding wars are no longer occasional. They’re becoming routine. But preparation looks very different depending on whether you’re the agent, the buyer, or the seller. Here’s how to think about it from all three perspectives. Why Bidding Wars Are Reappear

Co-op or Condo in NYC: How to Decide in Today’s Market One of the most common questions I hear from buyers, whether they’re first-timers or seasoned investors is, “Should I buy a co-op or a condo?” It’s not a simple choice. Each has its own financial implications, lifestyle trade-offs, and long-term value considerations. And in today’s competitive NYC market — with tight inventory, evolving financing dynamics, and motivated buyers — the answer matters more than ever. Ra

Buyer Behavior Is Quietly Shifting Even Without a Rate Cut Multiple-offer activity is picking up again across NYC, and it’s happening in the middle of winter. It feels like an early spring market is already forming. At a recent Brown Harris Stevens office meeting, our agents reported three to four multiple-bid situations per week across NYC. Just last week, one of my buyers lost out in a competitive bidding scenario. These aren’t isolated events. They’re signals. What