As we wrapped up 2025, the Manhattan housing market remained steady. Throughout the final quarter, the city of Manhattan averaged 56 sales per month with a solid average sales price of $323,046.67. While inventory remained low at a 2.1-month supply, sellers continued to see fair results, closing at 96.2% of their original asking price. We did feel a bit of a winter chill in December as the pace slowed; days on market jumped to 64, something we haven’t seen in Manhattan since March 2020. This year-end cooldown offered a rare moment for the market to catch its breath as we look forward to a strong 2026.

While the city saw a seasonal slowdown, my clients continued to navigate the market with precision. Here is a look at how my buyers and sellers fared in the fourth quarter of 2025.

Key Performance Insights

• Speed to Sold: My buyers beat the city average (44 days) by nearly a week, securing homes in just 37 days.
• Strategic Pricing: My sellers achieved an average sales price of $307,766, closing at 98.6% of their list price—outperforming the broader city average of 96.2%.
• Market Resilience: Despite December’s city-wide spike to 64 days on market, my sellers maintained a much faster pace at an average of 52 days for the quarter.