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Real Estate Trail
Institutional Press Wire
Market report · July 2026

New York Commercial Real Estate Report, July 2026

Every figure below is computed from the 315 headlines Real Estate Trail’s wire tagged to New York from Jul 1 through the end of July 2026 (America/New York), each linked to its source. Nothing here is estimated or modelled.

Coverage by sector

SectorItemsShare
Untagged8527%
Office7022%
Capital6119%
Multifamily4213%
Retail268%
Hospitality124%
Mixed Use103%
Industrial72%
Land21%

230 of 315 items carry a sector tag (73%). Tags are inferred from the headline by regex, first match wins.

Deal-type mix

TypeItemsShare
Sale5618%
Financing5417%
Lease3310%
Development155%
Other transaction62%
No transaction cue15148%

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

Disclosed-price sales

24 priced headlines · 20 distinct deals
ValueHeadlineOutletDate
$241.0MManhattan investor pays $241M for downtown Stamford apartment complexHartford Business JournalJul 8
$237.0MKennedy Wilson Buys Apartment Community in New York’s Westchester County for $237M
Also reported by CoStar
REBusiness OnlineJul 6
$150.0MCBRE Arranges Over $150M in Multifamily SalesConnect CREJul 9
$128.0MDelshah Capital Buys Three Williamsburg Residential Buildings for $128M: UpdatedCommercial ObserverJul 1
$122.0MColumbia University Acquires Student Housing in Morningside Heights for $122MCommercial ObserverJul 17
$102.5MSentinel Real Estate Buys 293-Unit Talavera Apartments in Folsom for $102.5MMThe RegistryJul 31
$90.0MVital Infrastructure REIT Buys East New York Outpatient Facility for $90MCommercial ObserverJul 29
$82.0MAirbnb Strikes $82M Deal to Buy 281 Park Avenue South for NYC Office
Also reported by REBusiness Online
Commercial ObserverJul 9
$75.0MNuveen Buys Pair of Upper West Side Multifamily Properties for $75MCommercial ObserverJul 7
$70.0MBrixmor Acquires 221,612-Square-Foot Mayfair Shopping Center in Commack, New York, for $70 MillionShopping Center BusinessJul 30
$56.0MSchuckman Buys Northeast Queens Shopping Center for $56MCommercial ObserverJul 31
$50.5MSpear Street Capital Buys Lower Manhattan Office, Retail Building for $50.5MREBusiness OnlineJul 13
$30.5MManhattan REIT pays $30.5M for 56K-sq.-ft. CT shopping centerHartford Business JournalJul 20
$28.0MZar Property NY Buys 118 West 22nd Street for $28MCommercial ObserverJul 1
$25.1MJLL Negotiates $25.1M Sale of Two Multifamily Development Sites in BrooklynREBusiness OnlineJul 13
$23.0MAimco Liquidates Last of Its NYC Portfolio in $23M SaleCommercial ObserverJul 6
$15.2MMatthews Negotiates $15.2M Sale of Mixed-Use Building in Lower ManhattanREBusiness OnlineJul 21
$13.0MJacobson Properties Arranges $13M Sale of Medical Office Building in Liverpool, New YorkREBusiness OnlineJul 23
$7.5MMarcus & Millichap Brokers $7.5M Sale of Multifamily Property in Midtown ManhattanREBusiness OnlineJul 30
$3.8MMarcus & Millichap Brokers $3.8M Sale of Brooklyn Apartment BuildingREBusiness OnlineJul 6

Largest by square footage

Outlets

OutletItemsShare
Commercial Observer9731%
PR Newswire7323%
REBusiness Online4916%
Connect CRE4615%
HousingWire83%
Construction Dive72%
Hospitality Net41%
CoStar31%
CRE Daily21%
Hartford Business Journal21%
Investing.com21%
Shopping Center Business21%
The Business Journals21%
The Registry21%
Alternatives Watch10%
Business Observer10%
citybiz10%
CNBC10%
CommercialSearch10%
Construction Review10%
Firstpost10%
Global Capital10%
Investing.com Canada10%
Latham & Watkins LLP10%
MoreThanTheCurve10%
Multifamily Dive10%
PERE Credit10%
Rus Tourism News10%
Seeking Alpha10%
Travel And Tour World10%

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
JLL7
Newmark7
Marcus & Millichap3
CBRE2
Cushman & Wakefield2
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: 20 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.