Despite a national decline, New York home values remain sky high
While down payments decline throughout the country, the average New Yorker still had to scrape together more than $90,000 to get their name on a deed.
Category : Residential
HAVE YOU HEARD? Serhant selling celebrity penthouse
Superstar broker Ryan Serhant is selling a superstar home. The NestSeekers agent is co-listing the penthouse at Southmoor House with Vickey Barron from Compass. Pacey Barron from Compass and Chase Landow from NestSeekers International were the listing agents. The 4,500 s/f penthouse that overlooks Central Park has served as the backdrop...
It’s a dogs life as New Yorkers pack in the pooches
New York is populated by 425,000 dogs across five boroughs. That means that there are more dogs in New York City than people in Oakland, California.
Skeleton staff: hunt for ‘good bones’ in New York re-sale market
In today’s market, the catch-all phrase 'good bones' is being tested in new ways, with the renovations of tenement buildings, hospitals and schools.
New Development: leasing starts at ARO, Amberly hits luxe rental market
Leasing has begun at ARO, a 62-story, 426-unit luxury new development by Algin Management and designed by CetraRuddy Architecture,
Have You Heard? Daddy Dunham displayed in Fifth Ave penthouse
Madison Equities has furnished The Crown Penthouse at 212 Fifth Avenue with nearly $2 million of furniture and art, including some by Lena Dunham's father.
New Development: 264 Webster hits Brooklyn market, 555 West End in Manhattan
The Horizon Group announced that sales have begun at 264 Webster Avenue in Kensington, Brooklyn and other New Development news from this week.
Million-Dollar Listing, East New York: Brooklyn neighborhood trending up
Million dollar homes have come to East New York at 710 and 714 Wortman Avenue, and the projects developer says he's heard from several prospective buyers.
Done Deals: Asked and Answered
A year of searching finally paid off for Engel & Voelkers agent Dolly Hertz when she stuck to her guns on an asking price.
As affordability becomes scarce, housing market adopts shared mentality
Coliving startups have cropped up, securing thousands of units in the U.S., primarily targeting competitive housing markets like New York.