NYC developers shunning entry-level buyers — pushing city’s house prices even higher

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NYC developers are increasingly shunning entry‑level buyers, a trend that is pushing the city’s house prices even higher. In Manhattan, the pipeline for new entry‑level condos is projected to plunge by 74% as rising development costs compel builders to focus on pricier luxury homes. This shift reduces affordable housing supply, exacerbating affordability challenges for first‑time purchasers and contributing to overall market tightening. The move toward luxury construction reflects broader cost pressures in the New York City real estate sector, where higher land, labor and material expenses make lower‑priced projects less viable. Consequently, the city’s housing market faces continued upward pressure on prices, with fewer options available for buyers seeking affordable entry points.

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