Midtown condo market report — Apr 2026

Live inventory as of today; sales figures from closed MLS transactions.

Active listings
151
6 pending
Median asking
$609K
Median asking $/sqft
$711/sqft
sold $/sf vs last year
Sold, last 12 months
90
$586/sqft median

April 2026 in Midtown

23 condos came to market in Midtown during April 2026.

Closed sales

12 condo sales closed in April 2026 at a median price of $604,500 ($551 per square foot), after a median 60 days on market.

That compares with 13 closings in March 2026, when the median closed price per square foot was $553.

Year over year, closed prices per square foot are down 4.8% from $578 in April 2025.

The trailing year

Over the 12 months ending April 2026, Midtown recorded 100 condo closings — an average of 8 a month — with the busiest month being May 2025 at 15 sales.

Monthly median closed prices ranged from $551 to $750 per square foot over that span.

Buildings with the most closings in April 2026

  • Midblock — 3 closings at a median $551,500 ($541/sq ft)
  • Hyde Midtown — 3 closings at a median $625,000 ($723/sq ft)
  • Midtown 2 — 3 closings at a median $584,000 ($532/sq ft)
  • Four Midtown — 2 closings at a median $538,500 ($534/sq ft)

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Sold $/sqft and closings, 24 months

$519$621$723Oct 2024Feb 2025Jun 2025Oct 2025Feb 2026Jun 2026
MonthNew listingsClosedMedian soldMedian sold $/sfMedian DOM
Sep 202625
Aug 2026287$582K$541/sqft57
Jul 2026479$500K$592/sqft64
Jun 2026278$555K$657/sqft148
May 2026328$576K$594/sqft58
Apr 20262312$605K$551/sqft60
Mar 20261813$585K$553/sqft105
Feb 2026237$545K$566/sqft150
Jan 2026166$538K$559/sqft79
Dec 202584$558K$631/sqft126
Nov 2025107$470K$611/sqft59
Oct 2025105$495K$618/sqft71

Biggest price cuts on the market

Active listings with the largest reductions from their original asking price.

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