How coronavirus brought Manhattan home sales to a screeching halt
While residential brokers had hoped 2020 would be the beginning of things finally looking up after two years of sluggish sales, the first quarter of
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New Development: Sales launch at LIC waterfront condo
● 47-27 5th Street LLC Sales launch at LIC waterfront condo Sales have launched for 8 on 5th, a new building designed with sustainability in mind,
Brooklyn is the noisiest borough, but Queens has the worst 3 streets
Though most New Yorkers are apt to think that they live in one of the city’s noisiest areas, if they live in Brooklyn, they are
Ideal launches virtual tour system
As the spread of novel coronavirus has changed the ways people work, brokerage firm Ideal Properties Group has announced a new “Showings on Demand” system.
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices growing and has moved to new office
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices (BHHS) New York Properties has recently moved from the 37th floor to the 40th floor, of its Plaza District location at 590 Madison Avenue.
Done Deals: Bargain on Bergen
Jeremy Parker of City Connections Realty was able to find the right buyer for a century-old Crown Heights home in just four weeks. 1579 Bergen
FHA halts foreclosure, evictions as COVID-19 takes grip
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Ben Carson, in consultation with the Trump Administration and the Coronavirus Task Force, yesterday (Wednesday)
New Development: New Rochelle gated community nearly complete, move-ins start at Jersey City condo
● National Realty & Development Corp. New Rochelle gated community now in final construction phase National Realty & Development Corp. (NRDC) is in the final phase of
Done Deals: What goes down must come up
Corcoran salesperson Marko Arsic recently sold an Upper West Side condo for $55,000 above ask, after having received a flurry of offers following a discount
Zelin takes hit on UWS mansion
Developer Leonard Zelin has sold his Upper West Side mansion for $10.6 million after originally listing it at $18 million. Zelin bought the 8,000 s/f