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
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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
State moves to tighten rules on who can advertise apartments
The Real Estate Board of New York is urging its residential members to rally behind proposed regulations that would police who gets to advertise apartment
Unstable luxury market has experts warning; Don’t look down
As Manhattan’s luxury residential market continues to slip, experts argue that New York City is still a solid place to buy. With the city’s sales
Experts predict how Amazonʼs HQ2 will impact the NYC housing market
Before a single brick has been laid at Amazon’s slated Long Island City headquarters, prognostications about the “Amazon-effect” — a phenomenon which is interchangeably a
Crypto creeping in as real estate industry looks for new ways to do business
While a central multiple listing service has never truly taken hold in New York City, new companies are offering up their own solutions to see