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...
In 2017, it was predicted that the housing market could expect increased interest rates, construction and price growth. However, none of those things happened–at least at the level expected. Instead, prices increased and mortgage rates remained stagnant, and the...
The New York real estate market is going to continue to bounce around for 2018 and the foreseeable future. With rising mortgage and interest rates and the uncertainty of the federal tax overhaul that went into affect late last year, the market will continue to shift...
