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Following the 2020 presidential election, there has been a noticeable uptick of real estate activity in New York City and other big cities. According to data from Serhant, since November, the number of new deals in Manhattan increased 6% fro...
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Looking to sell your New York City home? Before you can even think about staging your apartment or what epic vacation you’re going to plan from the profits (it’s OK to dream!), you’ll need to start with the single most crucial question. W...
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Shreya, a homebuyer in Manhattan who prefers first-name-only identification for privacy, and her husband are about to become empty-nesters and are eager to get back to city life after years in the suburbs. But since the Covid-19 pandemic began,...
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At the beginning of 2020, the real estate market in New York City was still gaining steam. Sales prices had leveled off, but the rental market was strong. Then the pandemic turned everything upside down. By the end of the year, the median re...
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Whether you're a first-time buyer or a seasoned homeowner, purchasing a house is a huge undertaking. That's why it's important to know what factors to take into account before you get serious about buying a particular property. To help make you...
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The new year is almost here! (Thank goodness, right?) As we transition to 2021, it’s important to remember the little things you should do to keep your rental in tip-top shape. Check out these New Year’s resolutions—both practical and fun...
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In mid-March, the coronavirus pandemic brought much of the country's housing activity to a halt. And while many markets across the country have reopened, New York City is still in the first phase of its reopening initiative — preventing in-pe...
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After a difficult few months, New York City's real estate market is bouncing back. This week, after the city entered phase 2 of its reopening, contract activity increased 41%, reaching the highest numbers since the end of March, when the cou...
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The spread of COVID-19 turned every NYC industry on its head. Luckily, some found ways to adapt. The real estate market, for example, quickly went digital to host showings and close deals. And at least one of those changes might be here to stay...
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The Edge — the highest sky deck in the Western Hemisphere and the latest crown jewel in Manhattan’s sprawling Hudson Yards project — opened to the public on March 11. The observation deck, which cantilevers about 80 feet out from the 1...