BRONX MARKET ACTIVITY

In Q2 2026, the Bronx recorded $336.1M in investment-sales volume across 108 transactions — a quarter of breadth, not blockbusters, as deal count climbed and average ticket size compressed to ~$3.11M. Volume fell 58.0% against a Q2 2025 carried by a single $195.0M rent regulated portfolio trade, even as the borough traded at a comparable pace. Read more:

FORDHAM | MOST ACTIVE NEIGHBORHOOD The Bronx investment sales market posted a strong May with $129 million across 30 transactions covering 36 properties - a volume increase over April driven by multiple large assemblage transactions and institutional industrial acquisitions. A Manhattan-based investment firm purchased the retail buildings at 305-309 East Fordham Road for $13,500,000. These buildings previously sold for $36.4 million in December 2014. The Grun Group and Westbr

FORDHAM | MOST ACTIVE NEIGHBORHOOD The Bronx investment sales market posted a steady April with $89.5 million across 43 arm's-length transactions — a normalization after March's $246.3 million quarter-end surge. The month's biggest headline was institutional: Fetner Properties and PGIM Real Estate acquired Columbia University's 127-unit Arbor complex at 3260 Henry Hudson Parkway in Riverdale for $64 million in a sale-leaseback. In the core investment market, Gazivoda Realty's

In Q1 2026, the Bronx investment sales market recorded a total dollar volume of $409,531,452 across 78 transactions involving 97 properties and 14 assemblages — making it the strongest opening quarter in recent memory. Volume accelerated sharply month over month throughout the quarter: January closed at $61.2M, February surged 66% to $102.0M, and March delivered a record-breaking $246.3M — a 141% jump from February and the single most active month of the period. Read more: