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Real Estate Trail
Institutional Press Wire
Market report · June 2026

New York Commercial Real Estate Report, June 2026

Every figure below is computed from the 331 headlines Real Estate Trail’s wire tagged to New York from Jun 1 through the end of June 2026 (America/New York), each linked to its source. Nothing here is estimated or modelled.

Coverage by sector

SectorItemsShare
Untagged13140%
Capital6620%
Office6319%
Multifamily247%
Retail216%
Hospitality144%
Industrial52%
Mixed Use52%
Land21%

200 of 331 items carry a sector tag (60%). Tags are inferred from the headline by regex, first match wins.

Deal-type mix

TypeItemsShare
Sale5617%
Financing3511%
Lease4213%
Development185%
Other transaction72%
No transaction cue17352%

Classified from headline cues only. A headline with no transaction cue is counted, not dropped.

Disclosed-price sales

22 priced headlines · 20 distinct deals
ValueHeadlineOutletDate
$312.2MSL Green Sells Manhattan Office Tower for $312.2 Million
Also reported by citybiz
Weekly Real Estate NewsJun 1
$270.0MDavid Werner Closes on $270M Acquisition of One Dag Offices
Also reported by CoStar
Connect CREJun 10
$203.0MMeliá Hotels International Buys NoMad Hotel on West 27th Street for $203MCommercial ObserverJun 8
$70.0MCSC Real Estate Acquires Three Medical Properties on Upper East Side for $70MCommercial ObserverJun 5
$59.0MNew York investment firm acquires Altamonte Springs retail center for $59MThe Business JournalsJun 1
$53.0MJonathan Rose Cos. Buys Upper Manhattan Affordable Housing Building for $53MREBusiness OnlineJun 5
$50.0MKosher Grocer Bingo Wholesale Buys $50M Dev Site in Bed-StuyCommercial ObserverJun 22
$46.0MUnion Investment, Nuveen Sell Retail Property at 1511 Third Avenue for $46MCommercial ObserverJun 25
$45.0MHistoric Queens Bowling Alley Trades for $45M to Multifamily JVCommercial ObserverJun 29
$41.0MMidwood Pays $41M for West Village Retail Swath at 403 Avenue of the AmericasCommercial ObserverJun 12
$40.0MSenior Housing Operator Omni Lifestyle Living Buys Midtown Marriott for $40MCommercial ObserverJun 8
$33.0MPaceline Buys Vacant North San Jose Office at 350 East Plumeria for $33MMThe RegistryJun 2
$31.0MSoJo Spa Owner Buys Office and Retail Building at 893 Broadway for $31MCommercial ObserverJun 3
$31.0MManhattan developer buys largely vacant Flatiron office tower for $31MCrain's New YorkJun 30
$23.5MAMAC Holdings Sells Adjacent East Village Buildings for $23.5MCommercial ObserverJun 12
$22.0MAltmark Group Sells Mott Haven Lots Destined for 99-Unit Redevelopment for $22MCommercial ObserverJun 18
$17.0MCushman & Wakefield Brokers $17M Sale of Office Building in West Orange, New JerseyREBusiness OnlineJun 19
$16.0MMarcus & Millichap Brokers $16M Sale of Brooklyn Development SiteREBusiness OnlineJun 30
$14.5MMarcus & Millichap Negotiates $14.5M Sale of Queens Industrial BuildingREBusiness OnlineJun 11
$9.4MMarcus & Millichap Brokers $9.4M Sale of Commercial Development Site in QueensREBusiness OnlineJun 23

Largest by square footage

Outlets

OutletItemsShare
Commercial Observer12538%
PR Newswire7824%
Connect CRE4714%
REBusiness Online3912%
HousingWire113%
Hospitality Net41%
citybiz31%
Construction Dive31%
CoStar31%
The Business Journals21%
ai-cio.com10%
Crain's New York10%
Fox Business10%
Global Legal Chronicle10%
GlobeSt10%
Markets of Tomorrow10%
New York Post10%
New York Real Estate Journal10%
New York YIMBY10%
PERE10%
Quiver Quantitative10%
REIT.com10%
Rockland County Business Journal10%
The Daily Tribune News10%
The Registry10%
Weekly Real Estate News10%

Outlet names are canonicalized so syndicated and regional editions of one publisher count together.

Firms mentioned

A mention is a headline that names the firm, whatever its role in the deal. It is not a transaction count and does not imply a broker, lender or buyer relationship.

FirmHeadlines
Marcus & Millichap4
Colliers3
JLL3
Newmark2
CBRE1
Cushman & Wakefield1
Methodology

Each table is produced by one named query in src/lib/figures.ts: the reporting threshold by marketMonthGate, coverage by sector by marketMonthSectorCounts, deal-type mix by marketMonthDealTypeMix, disclosed-price sales by marketMonthPricedSales, square footage by marketMonthLargestBySqft, outlets by marketMonthOutletShare and firm mentions by marketMonthFirmMentions. The month window comes from monthBoundsUtc, America/New York.

Excluded from the priced tables: headlines that state more than one distinct money figure, non-USD amounts, per-unit or per-square-foot prices, rows suppressed by the relevance gate, and duplicate reports of the same deal (same market, value within one percent, published within a week), which are folded into one row with the other outlets listed beneath it.

Excluded from every table on this page: 17 headlines the wire’s tagger assigned to this market whose headline names a different state, market or city (the tagger reads the story excerpt, so a firm’s home city can mis-tag a deal elsewhere). The rule is hasLocationConflict in the same file, applied before counting.

No figure on this page is produced by a language model. The editor’s note, where present, is written by a person and contains no numbers. Summed deal volume, per-firm deal credit, market share, cap rates and price-per-square-foot medians are deliberately not published: the corpus is a sample of what named outlets chose to report, not the market. Sources and methodology.