Corcoran’s latest numbers on Manhattan and Brooklyn sales and New York City rentals. I update this page every quarter.
Corcoran publishes a report on Manhattan and Brooklyn every quarter. These are the newest. If you want to know what they mean for your building, ask me.
The Corcoran Report. Published October 2, 2026.
$1.25M
Median sale price, a third-quarter record, up 4% from a year ago
3,625
Closed sales, up 9% and the strongest third quarter since 2022
90 days
Average time to contract, two weeks faster than last year
6,354
Active listings, the thinnest third-quarter supply since 2017
The Corcoran Report. Published October 2026.
$1.185M
Average sale price, a record, up 4% from a year ago
884
Signed contracts, up 8% and the highest third quarter since 2022
71 days
Days on market, the shortest third quarter since 2022
2,033
Active listings, up 21% and the most since mid-2022
NYC rentals, September 2026: Manhattan’s median rent reached a record $5,395 a month. Read the rental report
Numbers only tell part of the story. If you’re thinking of selling, here’s how I price and position a home. If you’re buying your first home, here’s how I guide first-time buyers. For a closer look at specific areas, read my guides to the Upper West Side, Lincoln Square, Chelsea, Boerum Hill, and Downtown Brooklyn.
Whether you’re preparing to sell or simply exploring your options, I can provide a personalized equity analysis based on recent sales, current competition, and what makes your apartment unique.
This is a broker’s opinion of value, not an appraisal.
