New York City’s spring market is blooming. Defined by a mix of urgency, opportunity, and uncertainty, the market’s limited supply is fueling competition and motivated buyers
moving decisively. Our Real Estate Roundtable offers insight into the current Big Apple real estate market.
Rising common charges and insurance costs are sharpening buyer focus on monthly carrying expenses across New York City’s luxury market. While condos still command a premium for flexibility and amenities, demand is softening where fees feel excessive or unjustified.
New York City agents share how this winter’s extreme cold and higher-than-usual snow totals have impacted their business. From showings to smart strategies that keep serious buyers engaged and deals moving, they offer their best advice for navigating this snowy weather.
Listed for the first time, this Manhattan penthouse at 80 Columbus Circle boasts 60-degree views spanning four states.
Unit 17F, a bespoke combination of two units that have never been lived in, is listed with Leslie Singer of Brown Harris Stevens in New York City.
PropertyShark reveals New York City’s 10 priciest home sales of 2025, totaling $540M, led by an $82.5M off-market deal at 220 Central Park South.
Staten Island-based artist and entrepreneur Joanne Meurer creates mixed media reliefs and sculptural paintings that refuse to be confined to two dimensions.
In the spirit of the season, top NYC agents share the moments that felt like true “gifts” of the job this year.
How will NYC’s mayoral election shape buyer behavior in the Hamptons and Palm Beach? Agents weigh in.
New York City buyers stay active but cautious this fall, balancing election uncertainty and long-term value as they navigate a shifting market.
