NYT Real Estate Event May 21st @2:30 E.T. New York Real Estate: How Low Will Prices Go?
NYT Real Estate Event May 21st @2:30 E.T. New York Real Estate: How Low Will Prices Go?
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I've been asked to participate in Thursday's New York Times Event New York Real Estate: How Low Will Prices Go?". Click on the image below to RSVP!
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I've been asked to participate in Thursday's New York Times Event New York Real Estate: How Low Will Prices Go?". Click on the image below to RSVP!
The post NYT Real Estate Event May 21st @2:30 E.T. New York Real Estate: How Low Will Prices Go? first appeared on Miller Samuel Real Estate Appraisers & Consultants.
Adam Kuperstein at WNBC reached out to do a story on the state of the Manhattan housing market for Douglas Elliman. He got all the nuances right and featured the results of our market research. It was my first tv... Read More
The post [WNBC] The State of New York Real Estate first appeared on Miller Samuel Real Estate Appraisers & Consultants.
Adam Kuperstein at WNBC reached out to do a story on the state of the Manhattan housing market for Douglas Elliman. He got all the nuances right and featured the results of our market research. It was my first tv... Read More
The post [WNBC] The State of New York Real Estate first appeared on Miller Samuel Real Estate Appraisers & Consultants.
The average commission in New York is 6%, which is above theΒ national average, but still the most common commission percentage that real estate agents charge. While 6% is the average commission, itβs not necessarily what youβll pay. Youβre in luck if youβre selling in a buyerβs market where there are more homes for sale than buyers because you may be able to negotiate a lower commission with your real estate agent. In addition, some agents are willing to discount their commission if y...
The average commission in New York is 6%, which is above theΒ national average, but still the most common commission percentage that real estate agents charge. While 6% is the average commission, itβs not necessarily what youβll pay. Youβre in luck if youβre selling in a buyerβs market where there are more homes for sale than buyers because you may be able to negotiate a lower commission with your real estate agent. In addition, some agents are willing to discount their commission if y...
This weekend's New York Times Real Estate Calculator column provides a visualization of the recent rental market results in The Elliman Report: October 2020 Manhattan, Brooklyn & Queens Rentals The Manhattan changes were the most interesting to me - record... Read More
The post NYT Real Estate: Signs of a Manhattan Rental Market Recovery first appeared on Miller Samuel Real Estate Appraisers & Consultants.
This weekend's New York Times Real Estate Calculator column provides a visualization of the recent rental market results in The Elliman Report: October 2020 Manhattan, Brooklyn & Queens Rentals The Manhattan changes were the most interesting to me - record... Read More
The post NYT Real Estate: Signs of a Manhattan Rental Market Recovery first appeared on Miller Samuel Real Estate Appraisers & Consultants.
A Scorching Hot Summer, A Cool New York City Real Estate Market
Many sellers hope for a more active market in the fall. The fundamentals of this market slowdown are ... [+] not seasonal; this is not a summer lull. They are a response to deeper issues on regional, national and global levels.
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Many sellers hope for a more active market in the fall. The fundamentals of this market slowdown are ... [+] not seasonal; this is not a summer lull. They are a response to deep...
A Scorching Hot Summer, A Cool New York City Real Estate Market
Many sellers hope for a more active market in the fall. The fundamentals of this market slowdown are ... [+] not seasonal; this is not a summer lull. They are a response to deeper issues on regional, national and global levels.
getty
Many sellers hope for a more active market in the fall. The fundamentals of this market slowdown are ... [+] not seasonal; this is not a summer lull. They are a response to deep...
As 2022 heads into spring, which is typically busy in New York City, we should expect a confusing ... [+] market with participant expectations starting to bifurcate. Taking a look at the big real estate picture in Manhattan and Brooklyn, the post-pandemic recovery was skewed toward larger apartments, largely because buyers opted for more size to accommodate the fact that many of them would be spending more time at home. In New York, size and price are non-linear: price increases faster than size...
As 2022 heads into spring, which is typically busy in New York City, we should expect a confusing ... [+] market with participant expectations starting to bifurcate. Taking a look at the big real estate picture in Manhattan and Brooklyn, the post-pandemic recovery was skewed toward larger apartments, largely because buyers opted for more size to accommodate the fact that many of them would be spending more time at home. In New York, size and price are non-linear: price increases faster than size...
Combined, the two brokerages boast more than 100 years in business in the state and did $4 billion in sales last year.
Combined, the two brokerages boast more than 100 years in business in the state and did $4 billion in sales last year.
If early retirement seems out of reach right now, try semi-retirement. Once you get there, youβll only be halfway to early retirement, just like todayβs guest, Jessie Dillion. At only [β¦]
If early retirement seems out of reach right now, try semi-retirement. Once you get there, youβll only be halfway to early retirement, just like todayβs guest, Jessie Dillion. At only [β¦]
The Manhattan real estate market had a blowout second quarter, but sales started to take a hard turn in June. CNBC's Robert Frank joins 'Squawk Box' with the details.
The Manhattan real estate market had a blowout second quarter, but sales started to take a hard turn in June. CNBC's Robert Frank joins 'Squawk Box' with the details.
New York City Real Estate: Top Trends That Are Moving The Needle Lower Manhattan skyline from New Jersey at sunset, New York, USAgetty Lower Manhattan skyline from New Jersey at sunset, New York, USA New York City is once again demonstrating its resiliency. Office workers are returning, the workforce is growing, tourists are back, lunch hour lines are forming outside eateries, and trains and buses are filling up. The first half of the year the city saw $22.1 billion in investment sales, slightly...
New York City Real Estate: Top Trends That Are Moving The Needle Lower Manhattan skyline from New Jersey at sunset, New York, USAgetty Lower Manhattan skyline from New Jersey at sunset, New York, USA New York City is once again demonstrating its resiliency. Office workers are returning, the workforce is growing, tourists are back, lunch hour lines are forming outside eateries, and trains and buses are filling up. The first half of the year the city saw $22.1 billion in investment sales, slightly...