New York City brokers said they've seen a surge in the number of wealthy renters, which is driving Manhattan rents to new records.

Manhattan’s wealthiest residents just found a new way to dodge Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s pied-à-terre tax: Don’t buy at all. The ...

New York City's pied-à-terre tax is pushing wealthy buyers toward six-figure Manhattan luxury rentals as median rent hits a ...

Manhattan median rent dipped to $4,900 in August, according to data by Jonathan Miller in partnership with The Real Deal.

Manhattan’s median rent reached $4,900 in August, the second-highest on record as inventory fell and renters stayed put.

New leases continued to drop sharply year over year, inferring heavy renewal volume as median rent rose to the second-highest ...

The most expensive apartment lease signed in Manhattan this year was a Chelsea penthouse that closed at $177,000 a month, brokered by Laura Klein of Bespoke Real Estate. Another Tribeca home is being ...

Manhattan’s luxury rental prices tumbled in June compared to a year ago, though affluent tenants were still out in force, according to a report by Douglas Elliman. In Manhattan’s luxury rental market, ...

The average price for top-tier Manhattan rentals jumped 35% over the past year, to $17,464 a month, as high-end buyers sit out the sales market ...

It seems wealthy home seekers are drawn to Manhattan’s luxury rental market despite a continued rise in the price per square foot for such units, according to a Douglas Elliman report released ...

Median Manhattan rents jumped to $5,000, a new report found. New apartment listings, meanwhile, have nearly disappeared.