Core Market Report · Q3 2026
Q3 2026

Central Bronx Investment Sales

A snapshot of recorded transactions across the Central Bronx sub-market for the third quarter of 2026, covering Fordham, Tremont, Norwood, Belmont, Mount Hope, Highbridge and Morris Heights activity across multifamily, development, special purpose, retail and industrial assets.

PeriodJuly 1 — September 30, 2026
Transactions15 trades across 23 properties
Dollar volume$78.6MM
Dollar Volume
$78.6MM
▲ 13% increase vs Q3 2025
Transaction Volume
15
▼ 12% decrease vs Q3 2025
Building Volume
23
▲ 10% increase vs Q3 2025
Contents
01 — Executive Summary

Volume climbs 13% as development surges

A high-level review of Q3 2026 investment-sales activity in Central Bronx — volume, trends, and the points that defined the quarter.

02 — Activity at a Glance

Visuals: timeline, composition, geography

Four views of Q3 2026 activity — historical context, year-over-year composition, asset-class mix, and neighborhood concentration.

01 — Quarterly Activity
Central Bronx quarterly activity
Dollar volume and transaction count, Q4 2024 – Q3 2026
Source: Ariel Property Advisors
02 — YoY Asset Comparison
Q3 2026 vs Q3 2025 dollar volume
By asset class, Q3 2025 vs Q3 2026 ($M)
Source: Ariel Property Advisors
03 — Asset Class Mix
Q3 2026 asset class mix
Share of dollar volume (dark) and transactions (blue) — by property type
Asset class$ vol% DV% Tx
Multifamily$41.1M52.4%33.3%
Development$23.3M29.7%33.3%
Special Purpose$9.4M12.0%13.3%
Retail$3.0M3.8%13.3%
Industrial$1.6M2.1%6.7%
Source: Ariel Property Advisors
04 — Neighborhood Concentration
Q3 2026 neighborhood leaderboard
Dollar volume and transaction count by neighborhood
NeighborhoodTx$ vol
Fordham6$38.1M
Norwood3$11.1M
Highbridge1$9.1M
Tremont1$8.0M
Mount Hope2$6.4M
Morris Heights1$4.2M
Belmont1$1.6M
Source: Ariel Property Advisors
03 — Geographic Distribution

Every trade on one map

Each Q3 2026 transaction is plotted by neighborhood (points are clustered at neighborhood centroids). Bubbles are colored by asset class and sized by sale price — the $15.0MM Arena Bronx multifamily portfolio and the $14.0MM 101-109 East Burnside Avenue package read as the dominant bubbles across the Fordham corridor. Click any bubble for the deal details.

Asset class
Multifamily
Development
Special Purpose
Retail
Industrial
Sale price
$2M $10M $25M
04 — Watchlist

What we're watching into Q4

Near-term catalysts likely to shape Central Bronx deal flow over the next two quarters.

Development momentum

Development dollar volume jumped 77% YoY to $23.3MM across five ground-up sites. Watch land activity along the Grand Concourse, Webster and Jerome Avenue corridors as 485-x and Central Bronx rezonings pull new rental supply forward into Q4.

Portfolio-scale multifamily

A 306-unit portfolio and a $14.0MM Burnside package show institutional appetite for Central Bronx rent-stabilized product at a low basis. Watch whether larger portfolios keep trading — their return is what lifts dollar volume toward the 2025/early-2026 peaks.

Special purpose & mixed use

Special purpose re-entered at $9.5MM along Webster Avenue. Watch community-facility and institutional trades as a swing factor in a borough where a single large asset can move the quarterly total.

Rate path and ticket size

Q3's $4.25MM median ticket spanned $1.2MM development sites to $15MM portfolios. The pace of $10MM+ closings into Q4 2026 will track financing costs; an easing rate path would sustain the development and portfolio bid that drove the quarter.

05 — Transaction Log

Q3 2026 Central Bronx recorded trades

Complete transaction log for Q3 2026, sorted by activity date. Development trades show N/A for $/SF (the relevant metric is $/BSF); conversions, multifamily, retail, office and hotel show N/A for $/BSF (the relevant metric is $/SF). $/Unit is reported only for multifamily product with residential units. Footer $/BSF averages cover development trades only; $/SF averages exclude development.

AddressDatePriceProperty type$/SF$/BSF$/Unit
4561 3rd Ave 7/2/2026 $1,650,000 Industrial $530 N/A N/A
1940 Webster Ave 7/17/2026 $8,000,000 Special Purpose $487 N/A N/A
Arena Real Estate BX MF Portfolio 7/21/2026 $15,000,000 MF-MU 10+ resi units $55 N/A $49,020
161 E 206th St 7/23/2026 $2,650,000 MF-MU 10+ resi units $82 N/A $75,714
2961 Webster Ave 7/24/2026 $1,800,000 Retail $514 N/A N/A
201 E 198th St 7/28/2026 $1,200,000 Development N/A $90 N/A
203 E 198th St 7/28/2026 $1,200,000 Development N/A $90 N/A
Undercliff Ave 7/29/2026 $9,100,000 Development N/A $91 N/A
2466 Webster Ave 8/12/2026 $1,450,000 Special Purpose $518 N/A N/A
1820 Loring Pl S 8/13/2026 $4,250,000 MF-MU 10+ resi units $47 N/A $58,219
234 E 204th St & 3059 Valentine Ave 8/13/2026 $6,650,000 Development N/A $119 N/A
1932 Jerome Ave 8/14/2026 $5,162,500 Development N/A $69 N/A
1836 Anthony Ave 8/27/2026 $1,200,000 Retail $607 N/A N/A
101-109 E Burnside Ave & 2062 Morris Ave 8/31/2026 $14,000,000 MF-MU Small $576 N/A $700,000
2055 Creston Ave 9/23/2026 $5,250,000 MF-MU 10+ resi units $105 N/A $86,066
AVERAGES$5,237,500$352$92$193,804
MEDIAN$4,250,000$501$90$75,714
06 — Compiled By

Central Bronx investment sales

Reach out with questions on the data, the market, or specific transactions.

Daniel Mahfar
Daniel Mahfar
Director — Investment Sales
212.544.9500 x99dmahfar@arielpa.com