Market watch · Manhattan
45 Manhattan luxury contracts, including 34 condos: how to narrow a shortlist
November 2–8 was the busiest week of 2026 so far in Olshan’s Manhattan $4 million-plus contract series. Compare buildings, individual homes and closing timelines separately.
Reporting period: November 2–8, 2026; report reviewed November 9.
Condos led the week’s contract count
Olshan recorded 45 Manhattan contracts at $4 million and above, up 11 from the prior week: 34 condos, seven co-ops and four townhouses. Fourteen were asking at least $10 million. These are signed contracts; asking prices may differ from eventual closing prices.
For buyers: compare the home and its closest alternatives
Floor height, exposure and daylight can vary within the same building. Use one viewing sheet to compare layouts, exposures, obstructions, monthly costs and closing timelines. Treat homes in contract as market context and check separately which residences are available to tour.
For sellers: price against close comparables
Weekly contract counts are useful for gauging activity. For pricing, start with homes in similar buildings with comparable size, floor height and condition, then separate current listings, signed contracts and closed sales. Contact Daimian to discuss next steps for your budget and timeline.
