Michelle Larsen

📈Manhattan Luxury Market Update: June 8–14, 2026

The luxury market stayed remarkably strong last week, with 35 contracts signed at $4M+, just one fewer than the previous week.

But one deal stood above the rest…

🏆 Top Contract Signed
📍 West PH35B at One High Line
💰 Asking: $26.6 Million

This 5,059-square-foot penthouse marks the final penthouse sale at the reimagined One High Line development.

✨ Highlights:
• 4 Bedrooms | 4.5 Bathrooms
• Sweeping Hudson River views
• 75-foot lap pool & spa facilities
• Private dining & golf simulator
• Hotel-style services via the adjacent Faena Hotel

A reminder that trophy properties with exceptional views and amenities continue to command attention from luxury buyers.

🥈 Runner-Up
📍 730 Park Avenue /11C
💰 Asking: $22.6 Million

This grand duplex co-op was originally listed for $42 million and spent more than five years on the market before finding a buyer.

🏛️ Features:
• 18 rooms
• 6 bedrooms
• 21-foot ceilings
• Wood-burning fireplace
• Private library & media room

Proof that even Manhattan’s most iconic residences ultimately find the right buyer when pricing aligns with market reality.

📊 Market Snapshot
✔️ 35 contracts signed over $4M
✔️ Condos outsold co-ops 18 to 13
✔️ Luxury demand remains resilient despite economic uncertainty
✔️ Buyers continue to prioritize unique properties, premium amenities, and irreplaceable views

💭 Which would you choose?

Source: Olshan Report

📈 Manhattan Luxury Market Update: June 1–7, 2026

The luxury market is showing no signs of slowing down.

🏙️ 36 contracts were signed at $4M+ last week, up from 32 the week before.

Here’s what’s turning heads:

🔥 Top Deal of the Week
📍PH at 150 Nassau Street
💰 Asking: $20 Million

This isn’t your average penthouse.

✔️ 6,355 SF quadruplex condo
✔️ 4 bedrooms + 4 bathrooms
✔️ 1,200 SF of private terraces
✔️ Panoramic Manhattan views
✔️ Private gym
✔️ And yes… a stainless-steel slide connecting all four floors 🤯

Located within the landmark American Tract Society Building, this one-of-a-kind residence combines historic architecture with truly extraordinary design.

📊 Market Snapshot
• 36 contracts signed at $4M+
• Condos led the market, outselling co-ops 21 to 9
• Over the past 14 weeks, Manhattan luxury has averaged 34 contracts per week
• More than 23% of those deals were priced above $10M

💭 Question: Would you rather own a classic Park Avenue co-op or a four-story penthouse with a slide?

👇 Let me know in the comments.