As the cost of real estate declines nationwide, a few affluent neighborhoods are still experiencing growth in 2023.
Read More »Banner Year for Most Expensive ZIP Codes
This year shattered records across the board; so much so that 14 ZIP codes now have average median property values of $4 million.
Read More »Single Women Are Being Priced Out of Major Cities
It’s no secret that home prices are rising in nearly every corner of the country, but what does that mean for certain marginalized demographics in their search for a home? Well, according to a new report, single, unmarried women are ...
Read More »Gen Z Less Optimistic About Home Ownership
Re-issuing a survey first completed three years ago, PropertyShark, a property research firm for commercial and residential tracts, found that Millennials have become more pessimistic about their housing options than they were three years ago while Generation Z’s feelings have also dampened. According to the ...
Read More »Pre-Foreclosures Spiking in the Big Apple
Here’s how an increase in pre-foreclosures could impact housing in the five boroughs of New York City, according to a new report.
Read More »Taking a Bite Out of Big Apple Foreclosures
Despite declining over the past year, foreclosures experienced an uptick in some areas of New York City.
Read More »Redefining Property Values
How much will prices increase in neighborhoods around Amazon’s HQ2 in New York? A new report takes a closer look at the impact Amazon’s move is bound to have.
Read More »How New York’s Foreclosure Rates Compare by Borough
Foreclosure rates in the Big Apple are falling, according to a new report. Click through to learn which Boroughs have seen a steeper decline in foreclosure rates compared with other New York neighborhoods.
Read More »Foreclosure Trends by the Numbers
A new report examines foreclosure activity in the second quarter of 2018. Click through to learn how this segment of the market was changing in Q2.
Read More »NYC Property Investment Revisited
At the height of the financial crisis in 2008, there were some people who bought or invested in condos in New York City, believing those investments would pay off in the long run. It turns out, they were right, according ...
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