Manhattan’s luxury residential market continued its upward momentum in Q3 2025, driven by cash buyers and a select group of high-profile developments. Projects like the Flatiron Building conversion, 800 Fifth Avenue, and 80 Clarkson Street are redefining design and exclusivity, even as new construction slows across the city.

Luxury co-ops and condos in NYC are facing rising costs and stricter regulations in 2025. Local Law 97 fines are now in effect, operating expenses are climbing, and banks are tightening lending standards. Buyers and sellers alike need to navigate compliance requirements, reserve levels, and transparency to protect value in today’s market.

Trump’s proposed SALT cap repeal could boost luxury real estate markets, benefiting affluent buyers with increased purchasing power.

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Over the past two years, real estate markets across the US experienced frenzied buying that was mainly fueled by record-low interest rates.

Demand soared through spring and early summer for New York City real estate across all boroughs and price points.