Monthly report shows slight movement, but average rent likely to rise in spring
New York increases in pending and closed transactions for early 2016
Residential brokers have higher hopes than commercial agents
Developers of 73-story building need approval from Landmarks Preservation Commission
Hurricane Sandy damage expected to impact real estate market
Incomes struggling to keep pace with median-priced homes
Median resale price in Manhattan surpassed $1 million for first in history
NY Times Director of Real Estate Products discusses new platform
Typical first-time homebuyer in NYC can afford a $524,050 home
Brooklyn growth shows steady hikes for all apartment sizes
50-year-old brokerage firm joins Real Estate Board of New York
Home values in NYC peaking, rents benefitting from low vacancy rates
Real Estate Board of New York goes global by promoting listings through ListHub’s international network
Douglas Elliman analysts report mixed news for Brooklyn landlords and rental agents and not great news for the same in Queens as we head into the end of the first month of 2016.
Plus a behind-the-scenes look at a Team Serhant event