COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE'S ECONOMIC ADVISORS

NYC rent growth remained resilient in early 2026, with Manhattan leading year-over-year gains and Brooklyn continuing to drive short-term momentum across the boroughs.

Apartment prices show early signs of stabilization as rent collections continue to improve, pointing to a more constructive backdrop for rental housing.

On-time rent payments rose again in March 2026, extending the recovery from late-2025 lows, though late-payment pressure remains elevated and new macro risks are emerging.

Multifamily rent growth remains near flat as the market operates in a low-growth environment. This week’s briefing also highlights key takeaways from Arbor’s Q1 2026 SFR report and upcoming data releases.