Fall is in the air and hot-off-the-press is Coldwell Banker Warburg's Q3 Report, where we include all you need to know about NYC's micro markets. Manhattan experienced mixed yet mostly steady conditions. The median sale price decreased by approximately 2.4% quarter-over-quarter to $1.20 million, while the time on market improved to 66 days, a notable decline from the previous quarter. Sellers, on average, retained around 95.8% of their asking prices as listing discounts slightly narrowed. Closed sales volume declined from spring levels. These figures suggest a market that continues to clear efficiently for well-positioned listings, even though overall momentum slowed seasonally compared to Q2. Beneath the headline numbers, demand indicators remained supportive, with shorter selling times and strong sale-to-list ratios, despite a 1% year-over-year decrease in the median price per square foot. As we head into early fall, the market appears balanced: buyers are engaging selectively, and sellers maintain leverage on high-quality, correctly priced properties