New York’s new dev pipeline could bounce back this fall
What’s a New Yorker got to do to get a new condo? The inventory crisis that has had new development teams sounding the alarm since last year appears to have arrived, with the city counting its lowest number of new development units in over a decade. The scarcity has led to some disappointing activity among new development projects so far in 2026, with agents working in the few deliveries say they’re getting calls about their projects months before the doors of a sales gallery have even opened. From April to September, new development contracts are down 26 percent compared to […]
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