Manhattan Market Intelligence

After a strong start to fall, New York City’s housing market shows no signs of cooling as we head into winter. Manhattan’s luxury segment, in particular, continues to outperform expectations—buoyed by resilient buyer demand, limited supply, and renewed optimism from Wall Street.   Luxury sales in Manhattan jumped 13.6% in the third quarter , marking one of the strongest performances since 2021. As we move toward year-end, that momentum could continue—especially with Wall Stre

NYC’s fall housing market is off to its strongest start since 2021, with rising sales and renewed buyer demand—but Brooklyn buyers should brace for bidding wars.

A recent analysis from The Real Deal  took a close look at Manhattan’s condo market and found that many investors who purchased between 2016 and 2020 haven’t seen the returns they expected. According to the report, roughly one in three condo resales over the past year sold at a loss, with new development buyers hit the hardest.   But that doesn’t mean the market is in trouble—it just means the numbers need context.   What’s Been Happening Timing matters.  Buyers who entered d

Manhattan’s real estate market held strong in Q3 2025, with sales up 7% year-over-year and mortgage rates at an 11-month low. Read the full report.