From November 18–24, 2025, fewer than 250 condo, co-op, condop, and townhouse listings across New York City saw price reductions. This marked a week-over-week drop of about 50 listings, likely driven by lower inventory and sellers pausing active marketing efforts during the Thanksgiving holiday.
Notable buildings with multiple reductions include the new development condos at 77 Greenwich in the Financial District, Two Waterline Square on the Upper West Side, and 35 Hudson Yards in Midtown West. Speaking of Hudson Yards, where residential condo inventory is nearly sold out, Related and Oxford Properties Group are moving forward with their next office tower in the master plan: 70 Hudson Yards. The 50-story tower, designed by Gensler and Roger Ferris + Partners with interiors by INC, will feature a warm copper façade with refined metal piers and a dramatic sandstone and limestone framed entrance.
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The tower will be anchored by Deloitte, whose current offices are spread across multiple locations in Rockefeller Center. For context, 70 Hudson Yards’ final height of 844 feet (per building permits) will be roughly equivalent to “30 Rock” in Rockefeller Center. Tenants will enjoy river and skyline views through floor-to-ceiling windows, an all-electric, zero-carbon infrastructure, and an extensive suite of amenities and terraces. Deloitte is expected to consolidate its offices in the new tower when it opens in late 2028.
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