by Janet Wilkinson and Susan LeFevre | May 15, 2026 | blog
Spring arrived a bit later than usual this year, but the market is showing signs that the season may stretch deeper into May and June. While neither Manhattan nor Brooklyn has seen the kind of explosive “gangbusters” activity associated with peak-cycle years, both...
by Janet Wilkinson and Susan LeFevre | May 4, 2026 | blog
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,...
by Janet Wilkinson and Susan LeFevre | Apr 15, 2026 | blog
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...
by Janet Wilkinson and Susan LeFevre | Apr 1, 2026 | blog
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...
by Janet Wilkinson and Susan LeFevre | Mar 2, 2026 | blog
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...
by Janet Wilkinson and Susan LeFevre | Feb 16, 2026 | blog
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...
