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Dipping A Toe In The New York City Rooftop Pool Trend

forbes forbes | 1 year ago

Developers of New York City residential towers are taking the plunge and including rooftop pools commanding awe-inspiring perspectives on the surrounding city.

An Ebbing Luxury Tide In New York City Real Estate?

forbes forbes | 2 years ago

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...

forbes forbes | 1 year ago

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...

forbes forbes | 1 year ago

Are We Nearing The End Of The Seller Market In New York City Real Estate? Current market dynamics indicated by the slight slowdown in deal activity, increasing luxury days on ... [+] market, and mediating last asking price suggests that the seller’s market in Manhattan real estate may be fading. getty Current market dynamics indicated by the slight slowdown in deal activity, increasing luxury days on ... [+] market, and mediating last asking price suggests tha...

The New York Times The New York Times | 2 years ago

Vito Giallo, a longtime antiques dealer who worked for Andy Warhol and sold to celebrity clients, unearths his gems.

forbes forbes | 1 year ago

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...

forbes forbes | 1 year ago

A Perfect Storm For New York City Real Estate Buyers? Get Ready! Still, while there might not be a single reason behind the drop in activity, one thing is clear: ... [+] this summer, a long-awaited window of opportunity likely will open for buyers. getty Still, while there might not be a single reason behind the drop in activity, one thing is clear: ... [+] this summer, a long-awaited window of opportunity likely will open for buyers. In Manhattan, sellers have had the ...

[WNBC] The State of New York Real Estate

millersamuel millersamuel | 2 years ago

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.

New York Real Estate Market Remains A Juggernaut In The First Quarter

forbes forbes | 2 years ago

With an increase in inventory likely as April ushers in the spring market, and buyers who, in spite ... [+] of the uncertainties inherent in the present moment, want to take advantage of today’s interest rates to satisfy their post-pandemic needs and desires, the stage is set for a busy few months. Inventory is up. Mortgage rates are up (and climbing.) Do these indicators presage a slowdown in the white-hot New York City real estate market? Will the uncertainty around the ongoing Ukraine war f...

The New York Times The New York Times | 1 year ago

This week’s available properties are in Greenwich Village, Turtle Bay and Fort Greene.

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Dipping A Toe In The New York City Rooftop Pool Trend

Dipping A Toe In The New York City Rooftop Pool Trend