Tenants who signed leases in Manhattan last month paid the same median rent as they did a year ago, making it the most expensive June on record.

The leases for apartments this year were for units that were about 15% smaller in size. This is among the findings of real estate firm Douglas Elliman’s second quarter data on sales and rentals.

Another notable data point which speaks to competition for inventory — nearly a quarter of Manhattan listings went to a bidding war and days on the market were the shortest ever.

Noble Black, who leads a top producing team at Douglas Elliman Real Estate, joined “The Rush Hour” on Friday to discuss the state of the market.