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Domi Data™ Luxury Lines

Manhattan Luxury:
Week of August 10, 2026

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Luxury
$4.91MEntry price
4
contracts signed this week
$21M in dollar volume
$4.91M to $7.33M
Prime
$7.33MEntry price
7
contracts signed this week
$62M in dollar volume
$7.33M to $18.23M
Trophy
$18.23MEntry price
1
contracts signed this week
$24M in dollar volume
$18.23M and above
Top 10 Neighborhoods · Week of Aug 10–16, 2026
52%
of this week's Luxury dollar volume
$55M
Luxury dollar volume in the top 10 neighborhoods
7
Luxury contracts signed in the top 10 neighborhoods
Manhattan Market Snapshot · Week of Aug 10–16, 2026
$8.50M
Median luxury deal price (Top 10%)
$2,703
Median price per sq ft (Top 10%)
162
Avg days on market (Top 10%)
This week's headliners · Week of Aug 10–16, 2026

Top 5 Deals of the Week

The week's five highest signed-contract prices across Manhattan.

Address
SF
$ / SF
DOM
Type
Neighborhood
Price
175 5th Avenue, APT N17
4,627 sf
$5,176/sf
0d
condo
flatiron
$23.95M
42 Wooster Street, APT 3
4,497 sf
$2,223/sf
53d
condo
soho
$9.99M
470 Columbus Avenue, Apt Garden
3,570 sf
$2,787/sf
830d
condo
upper west side
$9.95M
15 East 26th Street, APT 13B
3,236 sf
$2,843/sf
48d
condo
nomad
$9.20M
422 East 72nd Street, Apt 40B/41AB
6,050 sf
$1,479/sf
94d
condo
lenox hill
$8.95M
53-week momentum

Tier Momentum

Luxury, Prime, and Trophy tracked week by week across five measures. Bands are exclusive: a Trophy contract is counted once, in Trophy.

Weekly signed contracts by tier.

Luxury Prime Trophy Weeks with no contracts in a tier are skipped and the line continues.

Luxury and Prime band median/PPSF/DOM are bounded by the current run's fixed P90/P95/P99 cutoffs at every historical week, not that week's own historical cutoff (no per-week percentile exists at weekly grain). same disclosed fixed-floor-across-time precedent as the Foundational Report's Part I methodology. Trophy needs no such caveat (already an exclusive, open-ended top band at every week, no cutoff-anchoring involved).

Market structure · Week of Aug 10–16, 2026

The Luxury Lines

Three tiers measured by the trailing 52 weeks of actual Manhattan signed contracts. Entry prices update weekly as new data enters the window. Median price and days on market are 52-week trailing figures, weighted by weekly contract count.

Luxury segment total · Week of Aug 10–16, 2026 What counts Every contract signed this week at or above the Top 10% line, currently $4,910,814. The three tiers below split this total into separate price bands: Luxury, then Prime, then Trophy. They add up to it.
12
Contracts
▼ 8% YoY▼ 37% WoW
$107M
Dollar volume
▼ 24% YoY▼ 45% WoW
Luxury · Top 10%
$4.91M▼ 4% YoY▼ 0% WoW
Contracts
4
▼ 60% YoY▼ 33% WoW
Volume
$21M
▼ 61% YoY▼ 35% WoW
Trailing 52-week detail
Median price
$5.90M
Avg $ / sq ft
$2,887
▼ 3% YoY▼ 0% WoW
Days on market
167
Volume · 52-week trailing
$11.16B
▼ 1% YoY▼ 1% WoW
Signed · 52-week trailing
1,083
▲ 3% YoY▼ 0% WoW
Prime · Top 5%
$7.33M▼ 7% YoY▲ 3% WoW
Contracts
7
▲ 75% YoY▼ 22% WoW
Volume
$62M
▲ 77% YoY▼ 28% WoW
Trailing 52-week detail
Median price
$10.00M
Avg $ / sq ft
$3,449
▼ 5% YoY▼ 0% WoW
Days on market
183
Volume · 52-week trailing
$7.81B
▼ 1% YoY▼ 3% WoW
Signed · 52-week trailing
526
▲ 2% YoY▼ 3% WoW
Trophy · Top 1%
$18.23M▼ 1% YoY▼ 1% WoW
Contracts
1
▼ 50% YoY▼ 50% WoW
Volume
$24M
▼ 64% YoY▼ 60% WoW
Trailing 52-week detail
Median price
$24.80M
Avg $ / sq ft
$5,222
▼ 5% YoY▼ 1% WoW
Days on market
192
Volume · 52-week trailing
$3.26B
▼ 2% YoY▼ 3% WoW
Signed · 52-week trailing
107
▼ 2% YoYflat WoW
Full market · week of Aug 10–16, 2026

Manhattan Market Pulse

NORMAL
Pace & discount read
Luxury signing is running ~21 contracts/week on the 52-week trailing pace. signing is steady, in line with its 52-week pace (Q3 is historically the slowest quarter of the year. read this quarter's pace against that seasonal backdrop, not as a standalone signal) (This week: 12, provisional. may revise up) On closed luxury sales, negotiating room is steady (avg discount -8.2%).
159
Signed Contracts · All Manhattan Residential
▼ 21% YoY▲ 3% WoW
-23% vs 52-week avg  ·  206 contracts/week
$324M
Total Dollar Volume · All Manhattan
▼ 24% YoY▼ 12% WoW
-34% vs 52-week avg  ·  $491M/week
Condos
Signed contracts
74
▲ 3% YoY▼ 4% WoW
Contract volume
$209M
▲ 20% YoY▼ 17% WoW
Recorded sales
157
▲ 50% YoY▲ 80% WoW
Avg price / sq ft
$1,622
▼ 10% YoY▼ 3% WoW
Discount from ask
−8.20%
▲ 20% YoY▲ 12% WoW
Days on market
143
Co-ops
Signed contracts
69
▼ 32% YoY▼ 9% WoW
Contract volume
$84M
▼ 38% YoY▼ 24% WoW
Recorded sales
161
▲ 45% YoY▲ 79% WoW
Avg price / sq ft
$1,253
▲ 9% YoY▼ 2% WoW
Discount from ask
−5.20%
▼ 16% YoY▼ 4% WoW
Days on market
239
Townhouses
Signed contracts
2
small sample
Contract volume
$7M
small sample
Recorded sales
3
small sample
Avg price / sq ft
$1,089
small sample
Discount from ask
−16.73%
small sample
Days on market
187
small sample
Unit breakdown · Week of Aug 10–16, 2026

Contracts and Volume by Unit Size

Where activity concentrates this week: by bedroom count, determined by number of deals and total dollar volume.

Dollar volume

Donut chart of dollar volume by unit size across 5 categories totalling $324.32M. Largest is 4+ Beds at $107.90M, 33 percent of the total. Smallest is Studio at $11.16M, 3 percent. Full breakdown: 4+ Beds $107.90M, 33 percent; 2-Bed $79.76M, 25 percent; 3-Bed $68.16M, 21 percent; 1-Bed $57.34M, 18 percent; Studio $11.16M, 3 percent.

Dollar volume by unit size
Unit sizeDollar volume
Studio11,163,000
1-Bed57,338,975
2-Bed79,759,000
3-Bed68,155,000
4+ Beds107,900,000
Contracts signed

Donut chart of contracts signed by unit size across 5 categories totalling 159. Largest is 1-Bed at 62, 39 percent of the total. Smallest is 4+ Beds at 16, 10 percent. Full breakdown: 1-Bed 62, 39 percent; 2-Bed 44, 28 percent; Studio 19, 12 percent; 3-Bed 18, 11 percent; 4+ Beds 16, 10 percent.

Contracts signed by unit size
Unit sizeContracts
Studio19
1-Bed62
2-Bed44
3-Bed18
4+ Beds16
Three ways to read the same market · Week of Aug 10–16, 2026

Quick Compare

Same underlying data, three different questions. Full details for the volume ranking is below; Most Concentrated and The Week's Activity are summarized here only.

Most Concentrated

52-week % Lux · min. 11 qualifying deals · updates weekly
RankNeighborhood% Lux
1Tribeca · n=82
33%
2SoHo · n=66
32%
3West Chelsea · n=56
26%
4West Village · n=65
22%
5Flatiron · n=36
21%
6NoMad · n=18
19%
7Upper East Side · n=145
18%
8Carnegie Hill · n=51
18%
9Midtown · n=64
16%
10Hudson Yards · n=18
15%

Where luxury deals make up the largest share of local sales.

Largest Luxury Markets

52-week $ volume · updates weekly
RankNeighborhoodLuxury $ Vol
1Upper East Side$1.74B
2West Village$994M
3Midtown$942M
4Upper West Side$918M
5Lenox Hill$895M
6Lincoln Square$857M
7Tribeca$703M
8West Chelsea$564M
9SoHo$541M
10Greenwich Village$525M

Where the luxury business is largest, measured by total dollar volume.

The Week's Activity

Signed contracts · week of Aug 10–16, 2026
RankNeighborhoodSignedVolume
C5Flatiron3$37M
L5Lenox Hill3$25M
C2 L9SoHo1$10M
L4Upper West Side1$10M
C6NoMad1$9M
C8Carnegie Hill1$6M
L6Lincoln Square1$6M
C1 L7Tribeca1$5M

This week's most active neighborhoods by signed contracts. Tags show where a neighborhood also ranks. C = Most Concentrated, L = Largest Markets.

Neighborhood breakdown · Week of Aug 10–16, 2026

Luxury Leaderboard

Top 10 Manhattan neighborhoods ranked by 52-week luxury dollar volume above the $4.91M borough threshold.

Neighborhood (NBHB) Median is the median price among that neighborhood's own contracts above the $4.91M threshold.

58%
of The Week's Luxury Contracts
7 of 12 signed this week
52%
of The Week's Luxury Dollar Volume
$55M of $107M this week
$7.9M
Avg Deal Size in Top 10
borough avg $9.0M
Top 10 · Ranked by 52-week luxury dollar volume
52-week baseline this week
Rank Neighborhood Luxury Dollar Volume Contracts Nbhd Median Avg Sale % Lux Contracts Volume Rank vs. 1yr Ago
1 Upper East Side
$1.74B
145 $9.2M $12.0M
18%
0.0 $0
2 West Village
$994M
65 $9.5M $15.3M
22%
0.0 $0
3 Midtown
$942M
64 $8.9M $14.7M
16%
0.0 $0 ▲ 1
4 Upper West Side
$918M
116 $6.7M $7.9M
10%
1.0 $10M ▲ 1
5 Lenox Hill
$895M
86 $7.2M $10.4M
12%
3.0 $25M ▲ 2
6 Lincoln Square
$857M
76 $7.3M $11.3M
11%
1.0 $6M ▼ 3
7 Tribeca
$703M
82 $6.5M $8.6M
33%
1.0 $5M ▼ 1
8 West Chelsea
$564M
56 $8.3M $10.1M
26%
0.0 $0
9 SoHo
$541M
66 $6.5M $8.2M
32%
1.0 $10M ▲ 2
10 Greenwich Village
$525M
50 $7.9M $10.5M
11%
0.0 $0 ▼ 1
▲N Moved up N spots in volume rank vs. one year ago
▼N Moved down N spots in volume rank vs. one year ago
Same rank as one year ago

Nbhd Median = median price among that neighborhood's own contracts above the $4.91M threshold. Avg Sale = avg price of contracts above the $4.91M borough floor. % Lux = share of neighborhood contracts above the $4.91M floor.

Neighborhood mover
Carnegie Hill is the week's real mover. luxury intensity up to 27.1% of its contracts (based on 19 qualifying contracts of 70 total).
Inventory · Week of Aug 10–16, 2026

Supply and Absorption

What luxury inventory exists, how fast it's moving, and what that means for buyers and sellers right now.

Luxury market  ·  $4.91M+
Active listings
856
▼ 6% YoY▼ 1% WoW
Months of supply
9.5
▼ 9% YoY▼ 0% WoW
Above 9 months = buyer's market
Monthly absorption
10.5%
▲ 10% YoY▲ 0% WoW
All Manhattan residential
Active listings
5,024
▼ 6% YoY▼ 2% WoW
Months of supply
5.6
▼ 6% YoY▼ 1% WoW
Monthly absorption
17.7%
▲ 6% YoY▲ 1% WoW
Supply read
At ~9 months of luxury supply, this is a buyer's market. buyers can negotiate on price and terms. It's held there 3 weeks running. This is the borough-wide picture. individual buildings and neighborhoods can (and do) behave very differently, so treat this as context, not a rule for any one deal.
Active luxury supply · 52-week trailing

Line chart of active supply on a shared logarithmic scale covering 52 periods from week 1 of 52 to week 52 of 52. Luxury active listings falls from 906 in week 1 of 52 to 856 in week 52 of 52, down 5.5 percent, peaking at 1,040 in week 12 of 52 and bottoming at 802 in week 20 of 52. Prime active listings falls from 555 in week 1 of 52 to 541 in week 52 of 52, down 2.5 percent, peaking at 644 in week 10 of 52 and bottoming at 476 in week 20 of 52. All Manhattan active listings falls from 5,329 in week 1 of 52 to 5,024 in week 52 of 52, down 5.7 percent, peaking at 6,021 in week 10 of 52 and bottoming at 4,819 in week 20 of 52.

Active supply — luxury vs prime vs all Manhattan residential
WeekLuxury activePrime activeAll Manhattan active
2026-02-169065555,329
2026-02-239045565,290
2026-03-029365845,647
2026-03-099595885,755
2026-03-169926095,989
2026-03-239846065,926
2026-03-309956135,973
2026-04-061,0226296,002
2026-04-131,0296316,016
2026-04-201,0396446,021
2026-04-271,0386396,008
2026-05-041,0406345,948
2026-05-111,0186235,842
2026-05-181,0206255,821
2026-05-251,0126225,673
2026-06-011,0196225,756
2026-06-081,0126215,641
2026-06-159936145,492
2026-06-229816035,279
2026-06-298024764,819
2026-07-068184904,972
2026-07-138194865,005
2026-07-208224924,956
2026-07-278284975,114
2026-08-038335025,144
2026-08-108254965,153
Luxury $4.91M+  ·  856 active
Prime $7.33M+  ·  541 active
All Manhattan residential  ·  5,024 active
Days on market · 52-week trailing

Line chart of average days on market covering 26 periods from 2026-02-16 to 2026-08-10. Luxury average days falls from 219 days in 2026-02-16 to 162 days in 2026-08-10, down 26 percent, peaking at 269 days in 2026-03-23 and bottoming at 98 days in 2026-04-27. Luxury 95th percentile days falls from 255 days in 2026-02-16 to 186 days in 2026-08-10, down 27 percent, peaking at 310 days in 2026-04-13 and bottoming at 55 days in 2026-08-03. All Manhattan average days rises from 159 days in 2026-02-16 to 192 days in 2026-08-10, up 20 percent, peaking at 261 days in 2026-07-20 and bottoming at 77 days in 2026-07-27.

Average days on market — luxury tiers vs all Manhattan
WeekLuxury (avg days)Luxury P95 (days)All Manhattan (avg days)
2026-02-16219.263254.5159.048
2026-02-23236.517260.167144.198
2026-03-02195.2296.625131.2
2026-03-09179.188185.833141.921
2026-03-16127.824154.5137.213
2026-03-23269.471298.778137.803
2026-03-30186.529175.8152.491
2026-04-06169.857176.636161.481
2026-04-13226.565309.571149.927
2026-04-20173.684135.833154.445
2026-04-2797.913104.692153.119
2026-05-04149.304207.273139.43
2026-05-11113.57186.222153.966
2026-05-18121.52483.143134.031
2026-05-25139.75120.375151.613
2026-06-01146147.6134.038
2026-06-08152.111165.625139.406
2026-06-15252.053252.727121.856
2026-06-22187.615297.6141.522
2026-06-29151.833177.333155.4
2026-07-06154.2205133.984
2026-07-13149.85151.16790.287
2026-07-20180.846203.25260.566
2026-07-27213.273288.66777.41
2026-08-03100.23154.571149.1
2026-08-10162.222185.5191.563
Luxury $4.91M+  ·  162-day avg
Prime $7.33M+
All Manhattan residential
Average days between a listing's first ask and its signed contract, for that tier's contracts each week. Recent weeks are provisional and may revise as more contracts are recorded.
Days-on-market read
Luxury days-on-market are selling somewhat faster (161 days recently vs a 178-day 52-week average).
By property type · Week of Aug 10–16, 2026

Condos, Co-ops, and Townhouses

Weekly trends across the three Manhattan residential property types over the trailing year. Signed contracts and recorded closings, each shown on a linear scale.

Condos
Co-ops
Townhouses