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Luxury price cuts in Miami, New York, Los Angeles, and Dubai

As of September 15, 2026. Live markets: Miami, New York, Los Angeles, Scottsdale, Park City, and Dubai. Listing-side asking-price reductions, not sold comps.

Miami had 1,530 active asking-price reductions, averaging −6.8 percent — $343.74 million off published asks across 34 areas. That is the condo tape, and the insurance stack is the other half of the bill: the list-price move does not include the HOA cash call. New York had 3,026 listings down an average 7.3 percent, $771.69 million across 127 areas. The mansion-tax band is where a New York seller actually reprints the ask. Los Angeles had 1,799 cuts averaging −7.9 percent, $874.36 million across 51 areas, and the Westside is where that tape is thickest.

The three US cities together: 6,355 listings and $1.99 billion off published asks. Dollars stay dollars. Dubai is a different tape — 3,321 active cuts, averaging −6.4 percent, AED 2.34 billion across 123 areas. Dirhams stay dirhams. We do not add the two.

This page is the four-city snapshot as of September 15, 2026. The write-ups below go into each city. It is not a September monthly close.

The four cities, September 15

Market Active drops Avg drop Value wiped Areas
Miami 1,530 −6.8% $343.74M 34
New York 3,026 −7.3% $771.69M 127
Los Angeles 1,799 −7.9% $874.36M 51
US together 6,355 $1.99B
Dubai 3,321 −6.4% AED 2.34B 123

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US figures are Zillow buy. Dubai is Bayut buy. The UAE archive is separate. Scottsdale and Park City are live US hubs — Scottsdale drops, Park City drops. Luxury Price Drops is not a brokerage.

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