Navigating 2024’s Q4 Report and the Start of the Year

Manhattan’s real estate market is kicking off the year with a lot to unpack. Inventory is tighter than we’ve seen in years, demand is holding strong, and economic factors like mortgage rates are still shifting. There’s plenty happening in the market to discuss, so...

Making an Impact: Giving Back 2024 Wrap-Up

As we close our Giving Back List 2024 campaign, we celebrate the outstanding organizations making a real impact globally and locally. Here’s a recap of the 29 organizations we supported this year: 1. American Cancer Society The American Cancer Society is fighting...

A Generous Season: Showing Gratitude Through Holiday Tipping

'Tis the season of giving, and in the hustle and bustle of the holidays, it's essential to remember those who make our lives smoother year-round. Whether it's the friendly doorman who greets you every morning or the diligent UPS delivery person ensuring your packages...

Market Update: Manhattan & Brooklyn Real Estate

From seasonal shifts in inventory to what’s driving buyer demand, let’s discuss the most recent data.    Manhattan Market Overview   As we enter mid-November, Manhattan's real estate supply is following its usual seasonal trend, decreasing from a high point...
What Will Our New Normal Look Like?

What Will Our New Normal Look Like?

If you follow the New York City real estate market, it is clear to see the shift that is most certainly upon us. With six months of 2022 behind us, the question becomes, what’s ahead of us.   In order to answer this question, it is important to understand that...

Should I List or Should I Wait?

Should I List or Should I Wait?

As the Manhattan real estate market continues to shift back to pre-pandemic seasonality, we’re starting to see some interesting trends that could be good for both buyers and sellers.   First, let’s look at the overall U.S....

Is the Window for Buyers Opening?

Is the Window for Buyers Opening?

Memorial Day weekend usually signals the peak of the spring market. As we head into the summer months, we are seeing some signs of the hectic pace of the market through last year slowing. However, this doesn’t signal a major crash or downturn. What we’re seeing is...

Is the Spring Market Peaking?

Is the Spring Market Peaking?

We’re just about reaching the peak of the spring market, which is one of the busiest seasons in Manhattan real estate. As we continue to navigate the post-Covid lockdown market, we’re still seeing a surge in demand from buyers. As mortgage interest rates continue to...

What to Expect in New York City Real Estate

What to Expect in New York City Real Estate

At the start of the year, the real estate market in New York City showed signs of returning to some normal seasonal trends. This is after two years of unprecedented fluctuations caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.  The market remains on a steady course, and while we are...

The Manhattan Real Estate Market Report: Q1

The Manhattan Real Estate Market Report: Q1

The Manhattan real estate market has been on quite a ride for the last two years. The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent recovery have made for some interesting marketing dynamics since 2020. However, what we’re seeing now are signs that we may be getting back to more...

Spring is in the air! How is the market responding?

Spring is in the air! How is the market responding?

The weather may still feel like winter, but we are finally in the midst of the spring market! Historically, March and April are the two biggest listings months, outside of September. So, how is the spring market shaping up in 2022? Well, the short answer is, it...

Interest Rates on the Upswing

Interest Rates on the Upswing

As predicted, interest rates are now increasing.  Interest rates retreated from 2022 peaks but ticked up last week as the Ukraine invasion by Russia escalates and grows more uncertain. However, there were other big developments here at home that erased a good portion...

The Brooklyn Report

The Brooklyn Report

Let’s start with this: Brooklyn is not only a super-hot market, but it is now producing inventory of a quality and price point that rivals all but the very top of the high end in Manhattan. Consider this listing: At $4,300 per square foot, it is still a far cry from...

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