Institutional-grade analysis for Brooklyn's most valuable residential corridors and Manhattan's premier townhouses. Our proprietary data tracks neighborhood-specific velocity, price-per-square-foot trends, and regulatory shifts affecting New York property owners.
Analysis of the 2025-2026 market cycle in Central Brooklyn. We track the migration of capital from luxury markets into high-yield 2-4 family brownstones. Includes data on renovation premiums and current absorption rates in North Crown Heights.
Brooklyn's premier residential sub-market. Deep dive into landmarked single-family townhouses and the resurgence of prime condo sales. Our report highlights the stability of equity in the PS 321 and PS 10 school districts.
Detailed tracking of historic Stuyvesant Heights and Bedford corridors. We analyze the impact of high-interest rates on the 3nd-4th quarter 2025 townhouse sales and forecast the 2026 spring inventory surge.
Tracking the rapid transformation of the industrial loft sector. Our report covers zoning changes, commercial-to-residential conversions, and the rising price-per-square-foot in the Morgantown and Jefferson Street corridors.
Focusing on the UWS, UES, and Greenwich Village. Specialized data on 18-25 foot wide limestones, trophy assets, and multi-generational family compounds. Comparing buy-side opportunities vs. long-term hold strategies.
Crucial intelligence for commercial investors. Coverage of the HSTPA impacts, rent stabilization updates, and cap-rate compression trends in 6-20 unit buildings across Northern and Central Brooklyn.
Our Brooklyn data encompasses neighborhood clusters including Park Slope, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Brooklyn Heights, and Boerum Hill. We categorize these as "A-Grade" assets characterized by proximity to major transit hubs and 100+ year-old architectural integrity.
Unlike standard MLS data, our townhouse velocity tracking accounts for off-market "whisper listings" and institutional acquisitions. We analyze price-per-square-foot specifically for the unique layout of New York brownstones, accounting for garden-level vs. parlor-floor value differentials.
We track the premium commanded by "turn-key" properties versus "fixer-uppers" in real-time. Our 2025 data shows a significant increase in the price spread for homes with high-end mechanical upgrades and modern passive house standards.
Mendy Realty's multifamily reports focus on asset optimization. We track net operating income (NOI) trends, local vacancy rates, and the evolving legal landscape for rent-regulated and market-rate units in the New York city metropolitan area.
Our intelligence team is deeply rooted in the Central Brooklyn growth corridor, including Crown Heights, Bedford-Stuyvesant, and Clinton Hill, providing owners with local block-by-block valuations that broader city reports often overlook.
Our modeling incorporates 10-year Treasury yield fluctuations to forecast cap-rate adjustments and buyer purchasing power. We provide sensitivity analysis for portfolios ranging from $5M to $50M in value.
The supply of 19th-century brownstones is finite. Landmarked status prevents new high-rise competition, making these assets the most resilient store of wealth in New York.
Historical data shows that prime Brooklyn and Manhattan townhouses recover faster and hold value better than luxury high-rise condos during economic shifts.
Our reports identify "emerging prime" corridors before they reach the mainstream, allowing our clients to enter markets with a high-appreciation buffer.
In a market as complex as New York City, generalized data is insufficient. Mendy Realty specializes in the nuances of townhouse ownership and investment-grade residential property.
