On the market
What is New York asking?
55,021 homes across the five boroughs are listed for sale or to rent right now by RE/MAX, Coldwell Banker, Corcoran and Douglas Elliman — 52,030 for sale and 2,991 to rent. Every one of them links to the agent’s own page, which is where the price is live and the photographs are.
What is here is the address, the price, the floor area and the room count — facts, and the same facts from every source, so a flat in Flushing and a house in Tottenville can be put beside each other. What is not here is the description or the photographs, which belong to whoever wrote and took them. Price per square foot is worked out only where both numbers were published, never from a size we guessed at.
Where to look
Each borough has its own page, and each is its own market: a one-bedroom in Tottenville and a one-bedroom in TriBeCa share nothing but the number of rooms.
- Queens apartments and homes16,270 on the market
- Manhattan apartments and homes14,299 on the market
- Brooklyn apartments and homes13,941 on the market
- Staten Island apartments and homes5,363 on the market
- The Bronx apartments and homes5,148 on the market
Every apartment and home on the market today
12,183 listings match, showing 12,181–12,183. Prices are read a page at a time and more arrive each night; show everything on the market to include the ones still without one.
$79,900
730 East 232 Street#3G
Bronx · 10466
- Bedrooms
- 1
- Baths
- 1
- Size
- 900 sq ft84 m²
- Per sq ft
- $89
For saleSee it on RE/MAX
$65,000
1383 Plimpton Avenue#4C
- Bedrooms
- 1
- Baths
- 1
- Size
- 400 sq ft37 m²
- Per sq ft
- $163
For saleSee it on Coldwell Banker
$65,000
1383 Plimpton Avenue#4C
Bronx · 10452
- Bedrooms
- 1
- Baths
- 1
- Size
- 400 sq ft37 m²
- Per sq ft
- $163
For saleSee it on RE/MAX
How this stays current
Every night each brokerage publishes a list of what it is offering, and that list is what decides whether a listing appears here at all. An apartment drops off the next time they publish a list without it — it is not marked stale, it is gone, because a page still showing a flat that went weeks ago is worse than a page that does not mention it.
What that leaving means is not something this site claims to know. Usually a home stops being advertised because it sold or let; it can also mean the listing expired, the owner withdrew it, or another broker has it now. All we can see is that the brokerage is no longer offering it, so that is all this says.
Read from Coldwell Banker (29,221 listings, 9,871 with a price), RE/MAX (19,320 listings, 3,777 with a price), Corcoran (3,383 listings, 382 with a price) and Douglas Elliman (3,097 listings, 304 with a price), as they published them on Nov 6, 2026. Prices are read a page at a time and more arrive each night.