New York City homeowners who sold their properties last year walked away with a median gain of $70,000 after taxes and fees, but that city-wide windfall masked a tale of two markets.
Manhattan sellers posted losses while their outer-borough counterparts more than cleaned up, according to a new PropertyShark report.
The analysis, which examined nearly 15,000 residential transactions from 2025 against original purchase prices dating back to 2005, found Manhattan was the only borough where the typical seller finished in the red, absorbing a median loss of $24,000…