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Mid-Hudson Valley Market Report

Updated June 3, 2026

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Mid-Hudson Valley Commercial Market Report | Q1 2026 | Northeast Private Client Group
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Mid-Hudson Valley, New York
Commercial Market Report

Q1 2026  ·  Mid-Hudson Valley, NY  ·  Data verified Q1 2026

Putnam  ·  Orange  ·  Dutchess  ·  Ulster

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Transactions (2025)
519
-12.2% vs. prior year
Sales volume (2025)
$784.6M
-14.0% vs. prior year
Avg. deal size
$2.1M
Flat YoY
Avg. cap rate
7.8%
Down ~20bps YoY
Market overview

Mid-Hudson Valley closed 519 transactions totaling $784.6M in 2025, with deal count down 12.2% and dollar volume down 14.0% from 2024. The pullback reflects a market recalibrating after a high-water 2024, though the story varies meaningfully by asset class. Retail was the volume anchor at $225.9M across 226 transactions with improving average PSF of $222.69 and a 7.4% avg. cap. Office showed the most momentum with volume up 16.9% to $97.1M and PSF rising sharply from $87 to $157. Industrial volume nearly doubled to $199.0M as larger assets traded along the I-87 and I-84 corridors. Multifamily rebounded 76% to $110.7M with average price per unit climbing to $134,803. Cap rates averaged 7.8% market-wide, compressing modestly from 8.0% in 2024.

Economic overview
2025 Transactions
519
All commercial · Full year
MF Avg. Price/Unit
$134,803
Up from $110K in 2024
Retail Avg. PSF
$222.69
Up 30% YoY · 2025
Avg. Cap Rate
7.8%
All commercial · 2025
Market Character
Spans Dutchess, Orange, Ulster, Putnam counties. Draws mid-market investors priced out of NYC metro, with strong owner-operator and private capital activity across retail, mixed-use, and multifamily.
Demand Drivers
Remote work migration from NYC continued to support residential and commercial fundamentals. Tourism anchors retail corridors in Kingston, Poughkeepsie, and Newburgh. Logistics demand growing along I-87 and I-84.
Risk Factors
10-yr Treasury at 4.60% in May 2026 is the primary headwind for deal underwriting. Volume and deal count both declined in 2025. NYS rent regulation policy and tariff-driven construction costs add further uncertainty.
Quarterly property sales

Q4 2025 led the year with 146 transactions and $268.3M in volume at a $2.6M avg. deal size. Q1 2026 carried forward with 98 deals at $82.3M. Q2 2026 QTD shows 36 transactions at $28.4M with cap rates ticking up to 8.3%, suggesting continued price discovery. 2024’s Q1 outsized $434M quarter skewed the full-year base; the 2025 pace is more consistent quarter-to-quarter.

Period Transactions Volume Avg. price Avg. cap
2026 Q2 QTD 36 $28.4M $1,137,084 8.3%
2026 Q1 98 $82.3M $1,246,932 8.0%
2025 Q4 146 $268.3M $2,630,755 7.7%
2025 Q3 120 $155.9M $1,752,098 7.7%
2025 Q2 140 $168.0M $1,631,390 7.5%
2025 Q1 113 $192.3M $2,288,753 8.2%
2024 Q4 146 $128.4M $1,246,454 8.6%
2024 Q3 136 $184.2M $1,860,256 8.0%
2024 Q2 138 $166.1M $1,432,040 7.8%
2024 Q1 171 $434.1M $3,418,302 7.8%
2023 Q4 147 $230.6M $2,096,272 7.1%
2023 Q3 126 $152.7M $1,735,707 10.2%
2023 Q2 178 $186.9M $1,405,008 7.3%
2023 Q1 151 $178.3M $1,523,694 6.5%
Financing conditions
10-yr Treasury
4.60%
As of May 15, 2026 · Up ~25bps from Q4 2025
Agency MF rate (7-10yr fixed)
5.40%
CBRE Agency Pricing Index, Q1 2026 · Down 42bps YoY
Avg. LTV (CRE / Multifamily)
61.5% / 67.2%
CBRE Q1 2026 · Lender conservatism easing modestly
Cap rate vs. cost of debt by asset class  ·  Agency MF: CBRE Q1 2026 (5.4%, 7-10yr, 55-65% LTV). Broad CRE: CBRE Q1 2026 avg. 5.7%.
Multifamily
Cap rate: 7.5%
Debt cost: 5.40% (agency)
+210bps
Retail
Cap rate: 7.4%
Debt cost: 6.32% (+197bps)
+108bps
Office
Cap rate: 9.8%
Debt cost: 6.32% (+197bps)
+348bps
Industrial
Cap rate: 6.7%
Debt cost: 6.32% (+197bps)
+38bps
Cap rate
Cost of debt

Multifamily carries the widest positive spread at +210bps over agency debt. Retail sits at +108bps. Industrial is modestly positive at +38bps. Office’s 9.8% cap reflects distressed, value-add, and repositioned product driving deal flow.

Asset class snapshot
Multifamily+76.1% Vol.
Transactions 55
Total volume $110.7M
Avg. cap 7.5%
Avg. price/unit $134,803
YoY volume +76.1%
YoY transactions +10.0%
Volume surge driven by broader deal flow and rising avg. price per unit from $110K to $135K. +210bps spread over agency debt makes MF the most favorably leveraged asset class in the region.
Office+16.9% Vol.
Transactions 98
Total volume $97.1M
Avg. cap 9.8%
Avg. price/SF $157.13
YoY volume +16.9%
YoY transactions +2.1%
Standout in 2025: volume and PSF both rose, with PSF jumping from $87 to $157. Elevated 9.8% cap reflects distressed and repositioned assets. 2026 YTD PSF at $80.91 suggests commodity assets dominating early flow.
Retail-3.9% Vol.
Transactions 226
Total volume $225.9M
Avg. cap 7.4%
Avg. price/SF $222.69
YoY volume -3.9%
YoY transactions -5.0%
Volume anchor with 226 trades. Avg. PSF climbed 30% from $171 to $223, reflecting demand for well-located main-street and strip assets. 2026 YTD shows 56 deals at $53.6M on pace to match 2025.
Industrial+82.8% Vol.
Transactions 57
Total volume $199.0M
Avg. cap 6.7%
Avg. price/SF $99.17
YoY volume +82.8%
YoY transactions -16.2%
Volume nearly doubled despite fewer transactions, driven by avg. deal size jumping from $1.8M to $5.1M. 2026 YTD at 8.8% cap on 22 deals reflects continued demand at reset pricing along I-87 and I-84.
Multifamily market overview
Volume rebounds 76% in 2025 as price per unit climbs

Multifamily posted 55 transactions and $110.7M in volume in 2025, up 76.1% from $62.9M in 2024. Average price per unit rose to $134,803 from $110,085 and cap rates came in at 7.5%, down slightly from 7.9% in 2024. The 2022-2023 vintage saw larger avg. deal sizes ($3.9M and $3.1M), suggesting the market has shifted toward smaller mid-market trades. 2026 YTD shows 12 deals at $11.4M with an 8.6% avg. cap, with early-year flow skewed toward smaller assets but representing favorable buyer returns.

Period Transactions Volume Avg. price Avg. price/unit Avg. cap
2026 YTD 12 $11.4M $1,623,400 $80,594 8.6%
2025 55 $110.7M $2,766,823 $134,803 7.5%
2024 50 $62.9M $1,571,465 $110,085 7.9%
2023 50 $102.4M $3,103,818 $165,738 8.1%
2022 32 $104.6M $3,874,133 $162,620 7.1%
Office market overview
PSF recovery and volume growth signal improving sentiment

Office recorded 98 transactions and $97.1M in volume in 2025, up 16.9% from $83.1M in 2024. Average PSF rose sharply from $87.34 to $157.13 — the highest in the four-year dataset — driven by repositioned and value-add assets. The 9.8% avg. cap reflects the risk premium buyers demand, though it is down from prior levels. 2026 YTD shows 15 deals at $7.8M with PSF at $80.91, suggesting early-year flow is dominated by smaller commodity assets.

Period Transactions Volume Avg. price Avg. price/SF Avg. cap
2026 YTD 15 $7.8M $646,167 $80.91 N/A
2025 98 $97.1M $1,244,936 $157.13 9.8%
2024 96 $83.1M $1,092,863 $87.34 7.1%
2023 94 $62.1M $913,114 $125.96 7.8%
2022 86 $43.9M $664,525 $71.20 6.5%
Retail market overview
Volume anchor of the market; PSF climbs 30% as quality trades

Retail closed 226 transactions at $225.9M in 2025, down modestly from 238 trades and $235.1M in 2024, but avg. PSF climbed 30% from $171 to $223 — the highest in the dataset — indicating quality or better-located assets trading. At 7.4% cap, retail sits at +108bps over conventional debt. 2026 YTD shows 56 deals at $53.6M and $168/SF at a 7.3% avg. cap, on pace to match or exceed 2025 activity.

Period Transactions Volume Avg. price Avg. price/SF Avg. cap
2026 YTD 56 $53.6M $1,373,315 $168.43 7.3%
2025 226 $225.9M $1,386,041 $222.69 7.4%
2024 238 $235.1M $1,399,622 $171.08 8.1%
2023 273 $253.1M $1,234,766 $186.77 7.9%
2022 186 $209.3M $1,367,718 $131.24 7.6%
Industrial market overview
Volume nearly doubles in 2025 as larger assets trade along I-87 and I-84 corridors

Industrial recorded 57 transactions and $199.0M in 2025, up 82.8% from $108.9M in 2024, driven by a surge in avg. deal size from $1.8M to $5.1M. Transaction count declined from 68 to 57 — fewer but larger assets. Cap rates compressed from 10.1% to 6.7%, signaling meaningfully improved buyer pricing discipline. 2022 remains the high-water mark at $279.7M across 99 deals. 2026 YTD shows 22 deals at $26.6M with an 8.8% avg. cap, reflecting continued demand at reset pricing.

Period Transactions Volume Avg. price Avg. price/SF Avg. cap
2026 YTD 22 $26.6M $1,775,971 $68.56 8.8%
2025 57 $199.0M $5,103,205 $99.17 6.7%
2024 68 $108.9M $1,814,573 $106.19 10.1%
2023 44 $81.7M $2,476,540 $116.52 7.7%
2022 99 $279.7M $3,290,205 $68.93 4.9%
What we’re watching: Q1 2026
Multifamily momentum
12 deals / $11.4M YTD
2025 MF volume surged 76% YoY. 2026 early cap rates at 8.6% offer the widest positive spread over agency debt of any cycle year — favorable for leveraged buyers underwriting with agency financing.
Office repricing
15 deals / $7.8M YTD
2025 PSF jumped from $87 to $157, the sharpest single-year gain in the dataset. 2026 YTD PSF at $81 suggests commodity assets dominate early flow. Key trend to watch as repositioned assets clear.
Retail pace
56 deals / $53.6M YTD
56 YTD trades represent 25% of 2025 full-year count. Retail is on pace to match prior-year deal count. PSF holding above $168 despite smaller assets transacting is a constructive signal.
Treasury volatility
10-yr at 4.60% May 2026
Inflation and geopolitical concerns pushed yields to a one-year high. Sustained elevated rates continue to pressure deal underwriting and suppress larger-asset transaction volume.
Industrial momentum
57 deals / $199.0M — 2025
Volume up 82.8% on fewer but larger trades. Cap rate compression from 10.1% to 6.7% signals improved buyer confidence. 2026 YTD at 8.8% cap reflects reset pricing along I-87 and I-84 corridors.
Volume contraction
-14.0% YoY — 2025
Volume and deal count declined in 2025 after a strong 2024. Q1 2024’s outsized $434M quarter skewed the base; the underlying 2025 pace is more consistent and arguably more sustainable going forward.
Lending conditions
CRE lending at 5-yr high
CBRE Q1 2026 reports agency MF originations up 35% YoY. Broader CRE lending at a 5-year high with tighter spreads — constructive backdrop for deal flow acceleration in H2 2026.
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Northeast Private Client Group  ·  Data sourced from CoStar Inc., Landvision, and Public Records. Verified Q1 2026. This report is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

Financing Conditions Sources: 10-yr Treasury: Federal Reserve H.15 / Trading Economics, May 15, 2026  ·  Agency MF rate and LTV: CBRE Agency Pricing Index, Q1 2026  ·  CRE loan spreads: CBRE Q1 2026 Lending Momentum Report, 55-65% LTV, 7-10yr fixed

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