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In Manhattan, NY everything is about luxury: cars, clothes, handbags, shoes, and even your home address. In 2019, the most expensive home sale ever in the United States occurred there, at a selling price of $238 million, for a 24,000 square fee...
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On the Upper East Side, this two-bedroom co-op is asking $695,000. It has one and a half baths, a large living room, five closets (including a walk-in one), and a dishwasher. It sits within a 14-story building that allows both cats and dogs and...
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This very quirky Bleecker Street one-bedroom co-op—which the brokerbabble calls a “studiolo”—has one and a half bathrooms, a wall-length cabinet for art storage, up to 17.5-foot ceilings, and a walk-in closet. The listing says it was de...
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Real estate agents often become the go-to for all the advice their clients need during the house-hunting process. Some become more like therapists than salespeople, with buyers especially, but renters too, needing immense support through the un...
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Real-estate experts say that the current market is not in "a normal cycle." One chief cause of the luxury housing downturn in places like Manhattan is overdevelopment — there's a glut of new buildings and even more still under construction...
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A sense of gloom hangs in the air. “Bloodbath,” “free fall” and “slump” were just some of the choice idioms deployed by headline writers to describe the New York real estate market during the twilight of 2019. Across the pond, townh...
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A sense of gloom hangs in the air. “Bloodbath,” “free fall” and “slump” were just some of the choice idioms deployed by headline writers to describe the New York real estate market during the twilight of 2019. Across the pond, townh...
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251 East 51st Street, Unit 2M, listed on the market as a Compass "Coming Soon," is a recently renovated, perfect pied-a-terre (and ideal one bedroom for all the rest of us). What truly sets this pad apart from the rest is the dreamy outdoor te...
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Sales records were broken, but the overall market hit the brakes, even as mortgage rates stayed low.
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There were highs and lows for New York real estate this year. Sales records were broken, but the overall market hit the brakes, even as mortgage rates stayed low. Design took center stage in many new developments, and Hudson Yards opened to gre...