What’s in Store for the NYC Real Estate Market in 2021?
2020 has certainly been an eventful year for both New York City and the wider world. Coming at a time of already high vacancies, an underfunded affordable housing system, and…
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NYC Real Estate: What Will the Future Bring?
Despite market headwinds, recession jitters, New York’s residential real estate market looked to be on an upward swing in the first quarter of this year. Then the coronavirus struck, bringing…
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What will happen to NYC real estate in a recession?
Anyone whose been paying attention to the real estate market will know that the dreaded word ‘recession’ has been rearing its ugly head recently. New York prices have been steadily…
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The State of New York City’s Housing Market
Recent economic reports show the national housing market is slowing down. The Commerce Department reported that January’s new home sales fell 6.9% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR) of…
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NYC Real Estate Trends 2017
It sometimes seems like real estate trends in the New York City area in a perpetual bull market. Prices keep rising and people keep buying. Hot neighborhoods keep getting hotter,…
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Lessons of the Great Recession in New York City
The Great Recession experienced last decade seems like a distant and unpleasant memory. As New York City home prices have rebounded, it might be tempting to forget that unpleasant time.…
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Experts Think Prices Will Keep Rising
Over the last decade, home values have experienced wild rises and falls. A financial crisis and the burst of the real estate bubble in 2006 led to a quick decline…
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Analyzing 100 Years of Real Estate Price History in Manhattan
With the current state of real estate in New York and the potential growing bubble on Wall Street, more and more people are looking to diversify investments into real estate, particularly…
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Inventory Levels Provide Clues for 4Q
We examine the Manhattan real estate market for the third quarter. While it is apparent prices rose, recent headlines regarding the stock market and the economy may have some thinking…
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