COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE'S ECONOMIC ADVISORS

Housing insecurity levels in NYC exceed the national average, while racial disparities are wider.

NYC renters still pay far more than the national average, but the size of that premium has changed significantly over the past decade.

NYC rent growth remained stronger than the national trend in March, with Manhattan leading annual gains and momentum showing increasing divergence across boroughs.

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.