Co-op rules need to change. This has been the mantra of the NYC real estate industry for many years. Things like fair housing practices and time of board approval are becoming increasingly more of a concern.
Your real estate marketing social media strategy can make or break your business in 2020. With an overcrowded marketplace and industry, it is crucial to put your mind to the task and show what makes your business unique.
The real estate market throughout the years has benefited many people, from buyers to sellers to investors.
On our show today: When most people consider buying residential property in New York City, their first question is whether they should purchase a unit in a co-operative (co-op) or condominium (condo).
On our show today: Living a green lifestyle is about truly embracing sustainability and making real differences for the planet and people. Today, everyone wants to do his or her bit for the environment.
On our show today: NYC is a resilient city, a vibrant community of diversity and strength. We have overcome many tragedies and obstacles that have shaped the fabric of our neighborhoods.
On our show today: The Manhattan and Brooklyn markets are made up of numerous sub-markets or neighborhoods, all of which have unique characteristics.
Building a professional real estate team can be critical for a successful real estate business. Real estate teams work together in helping clients find, buy, and sell or rent properties throughout the process.
U.S. real estate agents and lenders are bracing for the biggest housing crash in over a decade. Since the coronavirus spread and the American government shut down the nation’s economy, real estate reports are grim and show the U.S.
On our show today: So everyone has a fascination with NYC Real Estate. Some would ask why? Well we are the greatest city on earth and with that comes many things. One being the super-hyped housing market in NYC. Price, price, price.
Manhattan real estate sales ground to a halt in March. Could prices plunge next? Coronavirus hammers the already battered NYC luxury housing market, luxury new condo developments may not rebound for a very long time.
New Yorkers who don’t abide by social distancing may want to watch out for their condo and co-op boards or rental buildings. The state has barred social gatherings and ordered employees of non-essential businesses to stay home.
On our show today: Agents are seeing home sales fall as panicked buyers back out of deals and sellers hesitate to invite strangers into their home for showings, The Wall Street Journal reports.
At this Hour: What we are going through some say is natural because we have been here before. I don’t buy it. Deals are harder to do which means we need to work harder to save each one of them. But that seems standard to me though.
On our show today: As of yesterday, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio asked employers to let people work from home, while New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says the number of coronavirus cases has jumped to 142, highest in the country.
On our show today: Will banning brokers’ fees actually save renters money? That question is being asked around the world as governments try to reduce move-in costs for renters.
On our show today: True New Yorkers are all obsessed with real estate. And New York is full of amazing places to live, which is why it’s not unusual to find oneself perusing real estate listings that are financially out of reach.
If you are thinking of selling your NYC apartment and have been watching the market for an uptick in sales activity to help you get to the right price strategy, you may not find it.