
Where it happens, how it moves, updated every week.
Ten neighborhoods hold roughly eighty percent of Manhattan's luxury dollar volume, and they don't get there the same way. This is the first consistent read on exactly how, rebuilt every week and reconciled every quarter.

This Week tracks Manhattan's signed contracts every week. Neighborhoods tracks the same activity by neighborhood, every month. The Quarterly Brief tracks this quarter's verified signed contracts. The Foundational Report tracks five years of structure, and the method behind all of it. Start wherever your question starts.
The week's signed contracts across every luxury tier: demand trend, market pulse, bedroom mix, and supply.
Read This WeekThe same three tiers, tracked neighborhood by neighborhood. Tribeca is live. More neighborhoods come online as each one's data mapping is built.
Explore NeighborhoodsThis quarter's signed contracts across every luxury tier, current and reconciled against the public record.
Read the BriefFive years of contracts, twenty-one quarters, three tiers. The full structural read on Manhattan luxury.
Read the ReportA new way to look at the luxury market — three tiers instead of one arbitrary floor.
Read SectionHow the top of the Manhattan market actually moved from 2016 to 2026 — and where it didn't.
Read SectionThree tiers, three cycles — quarterly contracts, volume, and medians from Q2 2021 through Q2 2026.
Read SectionWhere the capital flows — the ten-of-twelve neighborhoods carrying the luxury market.
Read SectionSupply against velocity — months of supply and the balance-of-power spectrum, tier by tier.
Read SectionA new annual cost, starting today — pied-à-terre surcharge and the July 2026 tax change at each tier.
Read SectionThe full 21-quarter dataset — counts, volume, medians, and PPSF for every tier.
Read SectionThe complete Domi Data™ Luxury Lines foundational report, sourcing and methodology included.
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