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A LITTLE TIME BY THE WATERArchitecture & Neighborhoods / 5 MIN READ
A place
by the river.
A closer look at the salvaged structures and everyday pleasures of Williamsburg’s Domino Park.
Read the cover storyGood places.
Fresh perspective.
A New York state of mind.
A LITTLE TIME BY THE WATERA place
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THE MARKET / NEW YORK
The market,
in brief.
Sales, rentals and asking prices. Three short reads to put them in perspective.
Explore the full market viewSales1 MIN READ
191Manhattan signed contracts · Oct 19 report, published Oct 16
A pause in the October pace
Manhattan signed contracts eased slightly in the October 19 report. The borough total offers context for a closer look at comparable homes.
Rentals1 MIN READ
$5,395Manhattan median last asking rent for reported signed leases · September 2026
A new high in Manhattan’s rental report
Corcoran’s September release brings a higher Manhattan median and fewer homes available at month-end.
Price reductions1 MIN READ
11.0%Manhattan sale listings with a price cut · September 2026
A lower ask deserves a closer look
A price change can renew interest in an apartment. Its revised position among comparable homes matters most.
Edition of October 20, 2026 · Reporting periods shown with each figure.Weekly figures & sources ↗
TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
The latest from the journal
6 stories · Features and analysis
New listings. Familiar pressures.
More homes came to market in September. October’s weekly figures, mortgage rates and new rental reports bring the choices into focus.
Read the storyA place by the river
A closer look at the salvaged structures and everyday pleasures of Williamsburg’s Domino Park.
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Beyond the asking price
Common charges, maintenance, taxes and the work ahead: the questions that make an apartment’s monthly cost easier to understand.
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The price of one more room
The search for another bedroom is about more than rent. September’s figures reveal how much the available selection matters.
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A new table in the neighborhood
An uptown opening across from Lincoln Center. A coastal brasserie on Bleecker Street. Two addresses to make an evening around.
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An afternoon at the New Museum
Silver mesh, folded glass and an exhibition about the street outside: a guide to an afternoon at the expanded New Museum.
Read the storyTHE COLLECTION / IN GOOD COMPANY
The reading room.
A new perspective each week.
A few worth coming back to.
MM&Co.No. 03
In Good
Company.
A LITTLE TIME BY THE WATER
A place by the river
October 20, 2026Current issue
The latest collection of stories, city life and market perspective.
MM&Co.No. 02
In Good
Company.
THE PLEASURE OF CONTRAST
The art of a little contrast
October 18, 2026Past issue
A little contrast at home, new tables in the city, and a fresh look at the market.
MM&Co.No. 01
In Good
Company.
THE ART OF ARRIVAL
The room before the front door
October 7, 2026Past issue
Entrances with character, rooms shaped by light, and the space premium in New York.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PERSPECTIVE
Good stories.
Good company.
The Journal is a closer look at the places, ideas and market shifts that shape life in New York. Created by Cyrus Blake, with the perspective of the MM&Co. team.
