Escape from New York? Not yet, numbers don’t lie

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New York City’s rental market remained remarkably strong in October, with rising rents and competitive bidding wars that contradict claims of an impending “exodus.” These rumors intensified in the run-up to the election of the city’s new socialist-leaning mayor Zhoran Mamdani, but market data tells a very different story at the moment. Sales activity also held firm, with third-quarter transactions 4.3% above the decade average.

While rents nationwide saw their fastest drop in 15 years, Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens recorded rent growth at twice the rate of inflationDemand remains intense, highlighting the need ...

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Manhattan Office Market Rebounds With Record Leasing Surge

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Manhattan’s office market is showing renewed strength, with major tenants driving a surge in activity. Deloitte, Guggenheim Partners and Salesforce led the way in the third quarter, pushing total leasing volume to 9.4 million square feet, 27 percent above the five-year average, according to Colliers. Year-to-date activity has already exceeded 30 million square feet, the strongest since 2002, and could surpass 40 million by year-end.

Deloitte’s 807,000-square-foot lease at 70 Hudson Yards was the largest of the quarter, followed by major renewals from Guggenheim and Salesforce. Availability has dropped to its lowest point ...

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