Extell plants new seed for One Manhattan buyers
Extell is showing off a one-acre garden at its One Manhattan Square luxury apartment tower in its latest move to push sales. In May, the
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Big sell underway, but no buyers in NYC apartment market
A flood of new homes went up for sale in New York City in July, but other indicators — including pending sales and off-market price
StreetEasy, LinkedIn to share info as city mines data to help COVID recovery
StreetEasy and LinkedIn are among a group of data farmers set to help the city gather information on what New Yorkers have been doing during
Manhattan landlords cut $221 from monthly rent in Q2
As New York City faced the worst impacts of the coronavirus pandemic in the second quarter of 2020, the city’s real estate market reeled. Demand
New Yorkers hold onto their homes during COVID shutdown
New Yorkers are holding on to their homes during the coronavirus pandemic. A new survey from StreetEasy shows only 717 new homes came on the
StreetEasy, REBNY stop the clock on apartment listings as brokers struggle
With the residential market slowing to a crawl as coronavirus-related restrictions impede brokers’ ability to conduct business, listings giant StreetEasy is cutting agents a break.
StreetEasy hikes rental listing fee
Citing an increase in traffic and decrease in rental time, StreetEasy announced it is raising rental listing fees beginning January 1, 2020. “The value of
Who’s News: Hires in residential real estate
Reuveni Real Estate has announced six team additions: Patricia Parker, head of sales; Laura Kosik, on-site sales associate; Andrew Singer, data analyst; Haley Schult, project
Igluu steps in to the fray: Startup promises more broker-friendly business model
Igluu, an apartment rental and sales listing service startup, is hoping to court home buyers away from StreetEasy with the launch of an online portal
Sales still down in NYC, but sellers offering fewer price cuts
Though the NYC sales market continued to slow in July, sellers offered fewer discounts than they did earlier in the summer, according to the July