Recent value movement gives a more grounded answer
If you are asking whether holding off might improve your sale, I would answer carefully maybe, but the recent numbers do not support waiting by default. In Woodhaven, NY, the typical estimated multifamily value recently was $1,036,000, down 5.1% from the prior month, so delay needs a clear advantage to make sense.
Waiting only helps when it changes something meaningful. In Woodhaven, NY, the market recently sat at 6 months of supply, which is balanced, and active multifamily listings were centered at $1,193,500. That gives sellers a usable market today, not one they have to avoid.
The stronger caution sign is that estimated values moved down 5.1% from the prior month while asking prices moved up 2.1%. I would not build a plan around the assumption that waiting alone will improve your position. For a landlord deciding whether to hold, that means the property needs to work financially and practically even if the market looks similar a month from now.
Decide what specific improvement you expect from waiting and be honest about whether it is likely. Use any delay to complete work that strengthens your price position. Do not wait passively wait only with a purpose.
