The real estate scene in Brooklyn has made 2019 a year to remember. From April to June in 2019, more than 1,500 apartments were rented to eager New Yorkers. This puts it the highest it’s been over the course of the second quarter since 2009. More so than in the...
The real estate market in Queens is a fluctuating one; it is defined by characteristically high housing prices — both when purchasing and when renting. A close evaluation of the past year reveals characteristic trends when it comes to housing prices, demand for...
The first quarter of 2019 provided a breath of fresh air to New York City’s real-estate market, which dragged in the latter quarter of 2018 and returned less-than-desirable volume and price results during the preceding five years. Financial experts and property...
The headlines have been everywhere: “New York City real estate is experiencing a downturn.” That may be so, but buyers have the advantage in 2019 to purchase a new home because inventory is up, and they have the bargaining power. NYC is already saturated...
New York stands as one of the most active real estate markets in the United States, and with this in mind, it is unsurprising that it remains poised for additional change in 2019’s latter months. From shifts in financing to developments in competitive incentives for...
