Manhattan Residential Apartment Sales | June 14-20, 2026

The Manhattan residential apartment market recorded 194 closings last week totaling approximately $401 million in sales volume. That was down from 218 closings and roughly $450 million the prior week. There were 25 transactions recorded above $3.9 million, compared with 27 the week before, and two sales above $10 million, down from three.

The week was led by a $17.05 million condo closing at 50 West 66th Street on Central Park West, followed by a $12.8 million sale at the New Museum Building in SoHo. Unlike the prior week, when trophy co-ops played a larger role near the top, this week’s priciest transactions were mostly condos, with nine of the ten most expensive sales condo units.

The market was almost evenly split by product type, with 94 condo closings, 93 co-op closings, and 7 condop sales. Condos still drove approximately 66% of total dollar volume. The median condo sale price was approximately $1.59 million, with a median condo price per square foot of about $1,588 among units reporting square footage. The median co-op sale price was $815,000, up from roughly $783,500 the prior week.

Once again, the city's densest residential neighborhoods recorded the most closings with Lenox Hill and Yorkville coming out on top. Lenox Hill also led by total dollar volume, followed by Riverside Drive/West End Avenue, Midtown West, Central Park West, and Tribeca. On a price-per-square-foot basis, 50 West 66th Street #40W had the highest figure at $6,056 per square foot.