Manhattan Office Vacancy Continues Falling as Shrinking Stock Lifts Coworking’s Market ShareÂ
New York City’s coworking inventory contracted by 288,000 square feet in Q3, yet coworking still claimed a growing share of the overall office market as older office buildings left the inventory even faster. Meanwhile, Manhattan per-desk prices posted their sharpest quarterly gain of the year.
2026 Q3 Foreclosure Report: NYC Foreclosure Activity Slows to 4-Year Low, Fueled by Queens & Brooklyn Contractions
NYC foreclosures contracted to levels not seen since late 2022, fueled by drops in Brooklyn and Queens. Meanwhile, elevated activity in the Bronx kept it near the forefront, surpassed only by Queens.
Atherton Breaks $10M Median as 11 States Set New Price Records
2026 brought record price peaks to 11 states, including the first ever eight-figure median sale price with Atherton’s dramatic surge back to #1. Meanwhile, California’s presence continued to shrink with the pullback of the Bay Area, although it remained home to more than half of the country’s top zips, while the New York metro supplied one quarter, its strongest presence yet.
How to Find Rent-Stabilized, Rent-Controlled or Rent-Regulated Apartments in NYCÂ Â
In NYC, rent-regulated apartments are of high-interest for investors, brokers and other real estate professionals. In this guide, you will learn how to find rent-stabilized and rent-controlled apartments in NYC, through the new PropertyShark features.
The Bigger the Condo, The Higher the Price Per Square Foot — But Only in Manhattan
Across more than a decade of New York City condo sales, Manhattan is the only borough where larger condos cost more per square foot than smaller sizes and the only one where prices remained flat over the past 10+ years.
How New York’s Real Estate Experience Points System Works & How to Make Sure You Qualify for Your Broker LicenseÂ
To be well prepared as a real estate broker, you need to know how real estate experience points are calculated, how to satisfy licensing requirements and how to document your real estate experience.Â
NYC Homeownership by the Numbers: How Household Type, Gender & Age Shape Who Owns in Every Neighborhood Â
In a city where homeownership is dominated by married-couple families, Manhattan stands as the only borough led by nonfamily owners. At the same time, residents younger than 35 make up less than one tenth of the ownership pool and female-led family households outnumber male-led families across 91% of NYC neighborhoods.
How to Find Owners of Vacant or Abandoned Properties: A Step-by-Step GuideÂ
Vacant houses, neglected buildings and empty lots often attract less direct competition than listed properties, and they can point to owners who may be open to selling simply to stop the carrying costs, maintenance hassle or legal exposure. The catch in this case, however, is that the properties can be easier to spot than the people behind them.
How to Contact Property Owners: Cold Calling Scripts, Email Templates & Outreach TipsÂ
When it comes to efficiently contacting property owners, the challenge is twofold: First, you need to identify the right owner. Then, you need to reach that owner through the appropriate channel with the right message. Enhanced by effective follow-up tips and tactics, this guide is particularly useful for investors, agents and other real estate professionals who need an effective outreach process.
Brooklyn Emerges as NYC’s Coworking Growth Engine, Manhattan Rents Cross $100 in the Plaza DistrictÂ
New York City’s office market continued to lead the U.S. in Q2, but internal shifts were most visible in the flex office market. Brooklyn’s coworking inventory grew 6.2% Q-o-Q even as Manhattan’s supply retreated. At the same time, Brooklyn’s asking rents for traditional office leases climbed more than twice as fast as the national average.
Prices Rise in 32 of NYC’s Leading Neighborhoods as City and Manhattan Hit Record Highs
Q2 2026 saw NYC and Manhattan reach historic highs, with Brooklyn and Queens marking close to new records as well. Meanwhile, Hudson Yards remained at the top, Central Midtown posted its highest price ever and Carroll Gardens marked its third consecutive quarter over $2 million
How to Find Property Owners — The Complete GuideÂ
For real estate professionals looking for the best ways to find property owners — whether through free methods based on public sources or paid tools with verified, in-depth data — this comprehensive guide breaks down every step of the due diligence process.
2026 Q2 Foreclosure Report: Bronx Caseload Hits 7-Year High, Brooklyn & Manhattan Slow to 4-Year Low
Manhattan yet again slowed to become the city’s least active foreclosure market, Brooklyn’s caseload dropped so low it barely edged out Staten Island, while the Bronx heated up enough to surpass all boroughs except Queens.
How to Find Foreclosed Homes Step-by-Step Using PropertyShark
To help real estate professionals find foreclosed homes in a timely and efficient manner, this guide breaks down every step of the research process — from understanding foreclosure status all the way to finding contact information for owners and looking past LLCs.
NYC Resale Gains & Losses: Every Borough Made Money in 2025, Except Manhattan
In 2025, NYC home-sellers mostly made money. But, in Manhattan, resales came with losses — and it was apartments and recent buyers that absorbed them.
NYC Business Leaders on RTO: Survey Reveals Hybrid Still Dominates, Office Attendance Set to Rise
Hubble’s recent survey of 126 founders, CEOs and other decision-makers in New York City’s startup ecosystem revealed how local business leaders are approaching workplace strategy in 2026 and beyond.
World Cup or Your Mortgage/Rent? Ticket Prices Rival Host City Housing Costs
World Cup ticket prices rival monthly housing expenses in the 11 U.S. host cities, with even the cheapest seats covering weeks or even months of rent or mortgage payments.
NYC Office Market Ahead of National Curve: Manhattan Q1 Vacancy Drops to 13.1%Â
New York City’s office market outpaced the U.S. on several major metrics in Q1, with Manhattan vacancy nearly 5 percentage points below the national benchmark, asking rents climbing against a downward national trend and flex inventory crossing 15 million square feet.
How to Find Land Boundaries: Free & Paid Methods
Whether you’re a a developer evaluating a parcel or a buyer doing due diligence, there are several free and paid methods to accurately determine land boundaries. This guide covers county GIS portals, premium real estate data solutions and professional surveys — explaining what each method offers, what it costs and when to use it.
Locked-In Owners, Mobile Renters: Homeowners Stay Put as Renters Move 3.7x More Across Largest U.S. Cities 
Renters became the primary drivers of long-distance mobility across the largest U.S. cities, moving 3.7 times more than owners in 2024, as high mortgage rates and housing costs kept many homeowners in place.
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