There are 3,215 homes asking $2,000,000 or more across the city right now, with a median ask of $3.625M. After 25+ years and three market cycles, what stands out to me is that the top end is no longer a Manhattan-only story. Brooklyn is carrying 508 of those listings, and Queens is closing $2M-plus deals in Long Island City and Forest Hills. When the trophy floor at Central Park Tower asks $128M and a Park Slope brownstone trades in the same week, that is a market with real depth, not just headlines.
The Numbers
Where the $2,000,000-and-up market stands across the city this month, by the numbers.
| Borough | Active $2M+ | Median ask |
|---|---|---|
| Manhattan | 2,655 | $4.0M |
| Brooklyn | 508 | $3.0M |
| Queens | 43 | N/A |
| Bronx | 9 | N/A |
Statistics derived from the RLS at REBNY via Trestle (Cotality), reflecting active and recently closed residential sale listings priced $2,000,000 and above as of June 8, 2026. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. REBNY makes no warranties as to the accuracy of this data. © Real Estate Board of New York. All rights reserved.
New to Market
A few homes that just hit the market at the top end, from Manhattan to Brooklyn and Queens.
Top of the Market
The highest asks on the board right now. This is the ceiling, not the median.
Recent Closings
Recent $2M-plus sales that closed, with the listing brokerage credited.
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