Tag: manhattan
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What Today’s Rental Market Is Really Telling Us About Manhattan
What Record Rents Tell Us About Housing Demand in Manhattan NYC rents reached a new record high last month. While this may have been an alarming headline just a few years ago, it has become an all-too-familiar story. For many New Yorkers, rising rents continue to present a growing affordability challenge. But beyond the monthly…
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Explore 4 Exceptional Rental Listings in New York City
From iconic city views to thoughtfully designed homes in some of New York City’s most sought-after neighborhoods, these current Brown Harris Stevens listings are a collection of exceptional rental residences that combine sophisticated interiors with premier locations. Whether you’re seeking a serene retreat, expansive living spaces, or unmatched access to the city’s best dining, culture,…
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In Manhattan, New Development Above $10M Surges
The data is in, and the numbers prove that in Q2, the top-end of the market continued to thrive. Half of the total dollar value for new development contracts signed in Manhattan in Q2 2026 came from sales of units priced at $10 million or more, according to the Brown Harris Stevens Development Marketing Research…
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From Piggy Bank to Down Payment
We’ve heard plenty about young buyers struggling to purchase their first home, often relying on help from their parents, wedding registries, or even future inheritances just to afford a down payment. That raises an interesting question: what can families who can’t promise a future inheritance do to help their kids get a head start? Realtor.com…
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Why Overpricing Is More Expensive Than Pricing Below Market
The question almost every seller asks is the same: “What if we price too low?” It’s a fair concern. No one wants to leave money on the table. But in today’s New York City market, sellers may be worrying about the wrong risk. Recent research from UrbanDigs illustrates a reality we’ve long observed in Manhattan.…
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How to Invest in New Development Real Estate Before Everyone Else Does
Some of the best real estate returns come from markets that most investors are not paying attention to yet. By the time everyone agrees a neighborhood is great, the easy money is already gone. In Episode 409 of The Build Up podcast, we sat down with Steve Kliegerman, President of Brown Harris Stevens Development Marketing,…
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Living in Color
In honor of Pride Month, we’re taking inspiration from the colors of the rainbow. From bold interiors to striking architectural details, these homes showcase the many ways color can transform a space. Each listing brings a different hue to life through thoughtful design, creating a collection inspired by the colors of the Pride flag. A…
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The West Village Just Got Its Most Charming Listing of the Year
New York City has no shortage of gorgeous townhouses, but 29 Grove Street is a cut above the rest. Listed for the first time in over a century, asking $11.995 million, this Greek Revival townhouse remained in the same family for more than a 100 years, preserving details so rare they feel almost fictional. The…
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Elevated Perspectives
Some homes offer more than a change of address. They offer an entirely different perspective on their surroundings. From city skylines and waterfront panoramas to sweeping mountain views and rolling hills, this week’s collection highlights properties where the scenery is a defining feature. In these homes, the views feel like an extension of the living…
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The Pied-à-Terre Tax Is Coming: What NYC Owners Should Know
Now That the Pied-à-Terre Tax Has Passed, What Comes Next? Earlier this year, we discussed the proposed pied-à-terre tax and what it could mean for New York City real estate. With the legislation now approved and scheduled to take effect on July 1, 2026, the conversation is shifting from speculation to implementation. While the tax has…