Spring Market Reality Check: Stable… But Far From Easy
If this spring market feels harder to read, it’s because it is. On paper, everything looks steady - inventory is building, contracts are getting signed, and demand hasn’t fallen off. But in practice, the market has shifted into something more nuanced: stable, yes—but...
Manhattan Market Update: Spring’s Tight Inventory and Q1 Check-In
We’re in the heart of the spring season now, and the market is doing what it typically does this time of year: supply is trying to build, demand is trying to build, but the real story is still in the year-over-year comparisons. This week’s numbers reinforce the theme...
Spring Market Check: Opportunity Emerging, But Momentum Still Building
March is typically when the New York City real estate market finds its stride. This year, it’s more of a slow push forward than a full sprint. We’re seeing signs of life—more listings, a rebound in deal activity—but the market is still operating just below its usual...
Co-op Maintenance: Why the Monthly Number Isn’t Always What You Expect
If you’ve ever looked at Manhattan co-op listings and wondered why one apartment’s maintenance is $2,000 a month while another seemingly comparable unit is $4,000 or more, you’re not alone. This is one of those parts of NYC real estate that can catch buyers off guard...
The NYC Real Estate Market in February: The On-Ramp to Spring
February has always been the ramp-up month into the New York City spring real estate market, which traditionally begins March 1st. The first half of February tends to feel early and tentative. The second half? That’s when we often see trends begin to shift. After...
Manhattan & Brooklyn Market Pulse: Early Signs of a Spring Shift?
As we enter February, the Manhattan and Brooklyn real estate markets find themselves at a familiar crossroads—somewhere between hesitation and momentum. Buyers remain cautious, sellers remain selective, and yet, quietly, the market is beginning to stir. Manhattan:...
Manhattan 2025 Year in Review: Neutral, Selective, and Surprisingly Resilient
As the year starts and we look back at 2025, Manhattan real estate feels less like a market in crisis and more like one moving through a long, drawn-out transition. Prices have been remarkably stable, supply has worked its way down to levels we last saw around 2015,...
Making an Impact Together: Our 2025 Giving Back List
Giving back has always been part of how we live and work in New York City. In 2025, our Giving Back List reflects the causes closest to our hearts, from NYC-based organizations strengthening our local community to global nonprofits creating lasting change worldwide....
A Generous Season: Navigating Holiday Tipping
'Tis the season of giving, and in the hustle and bustle of the holidays, it's essential to remember those who make our lives smoother year-round. Whether it's the friendly doorman who greets you every morning or the diligent UPS delivery person ensuring your packages...
NYC Real Estate: Higher-End Holds Strong as Season Shifts
The New York City real estate market is beginning its seasonal transition, with the higher-end segment continuing to show resilience and outperform expectations, defying sensational news reports. Seasonal Shift: Supply and Buyer Activity Manhattan's fall season has...
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