by Janet Wilkinson and Susan LeFevre | Jul 15, 2026 | blog
The spring market is now behind us, and Manhattan is entering summer on much firmer footing than it was a year ago. The pace is starting to cool, which is normal for July and August, but the bigger story is that spring actually delivered. Pricing improved, sellers...
by Janet Wilkinson and Susan LeFevre | Jul 1, 2026 | blog
The spring market has officially come to a close, and New York City enters the summer with encouraging momentum. Buyer demand remained remarkably resilient throughout the season, even as inventory stayed below historical norms and mortgage rates remained elevated....
by Janet Wilkinson and Susan LeFevre | Jun 16, 2026 | blog
Navigating the end of NYC’s Spring Real Estate Market As we cross into mid-June, the NYC residential market isn’t moving in one unified direction. Instead, it has fractured into a highly tactical, segmented landscape. While overall inventory is still...
by Janet Wilkinson and Susan LeFevre | Jun 1, 2026 | blog
This spring has been a bit of a late bloomer, but the last week gave us something we like to see in both boroughs – real contract momentum showing up on the board. Inventory is still tight relative to recent years, and that’s keeping the market more balanced...
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,...
