PRESTIGE DESTINATION GUIDE: NEW-YORK

The most sought-after neighborhoods in New York

New York’s offer is broad and diverse. While the property market has always adapted, trends remain consistent in the most desirable districts.
The Financial District, Tribeca, West Village, and SoHo concentrate the most notable demand, and whispers suggest that prices are set to reach new highs. At the same time, as often happens during contraction periods, there is renewed interest in historic neighborhoods such as Greenwich Village, the Upper East Side, and Brooklyn Heights, which are full of beautiful houses and emblematic residences.
Coral Gables and Coconut Grove in Miami, along with Dumbo and Brooklyn Heights in New-York, are benchmarks in prestigious real estate investment.
 

The most sought-after properties in New York

The New York real estate market offers a wide range of properties, from apartments in renovated historic buildings to century-old mansions and modern residences with high-end amenities. Foreign buyers particularly seek large apartments in architecturally significant buildings, located on higher floors, bright, with terraces and parking spaces—properties that are hard to find!

Note for 2025: the rise of international demand will inevitably push property prices upward in the ultra-prime segment.
 

Buyers’ expectations in New York

Luxury properties are concentrated in areas where capital appreciation prospects remain strong. The appeal of the most iconic addresses has never faded, particularly those best located near boutiques and cultural institutions. Singles and young active couples are looking for smaller apartments with a view. Wealthy buyers prioritize elegant townhouses or penthouses offering luxurious features, including 24/7 concierge services. Demand for “flex spaces” and “remote work options” remains, but is gradually declining as companies bring their teams back to the office.