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Experts are weighing in on how the standoff over health insurance subsidies affects renters and homeowners.| Banker & Tradesman
Scratch the surface of statistics about how many Baby Boomers plan to age in place, and you’ll find a wealth of constraints that shape their housing choices.| Banker & Tradesman
Experts are weighing in on how the standoff over health insurance subsidies affects renters and homeowners.| Banker & Tradesman
As foreclosure activity is picking up across the nation, the same can't be said in New England.| Banker & Tradesman
While 1 in 4 homes in Massachusetts were bought with cash in the first half of this year, these types of deals are on the decline – slightly.| Banker & Tradesman
Last year, lightning hit over seven times more people than the federal government convicted of mortgage fraud. What's going on?| Banker & Tradesman
The 11 Parkway Drive property went under contract in 17 days.| BusinessDen
Opendoor stock has plunged, but hedge fund manager Eric Jackson says it could stage a comeback like Carvana. Is the risk worth it?| HousingWire
CitySignal breaks down the eight best apartment listing sites in NYC with insider information non-New Yorkers wouldn't know.| CitySignal
Denver Construction Management, Weins Development Group and others backed up RedT Homes’ call for an investigation.| BusinessDen
For many New Yorkers, homeownership feels like a step towards true independence. No landlord to comment on your pets or decor choices, control over what repairs are done and when, and a general sense of autonomy when it comes to your property. But that’s where the NYC Tax Lien Sale: a lien sale on unpaid […] The post Are You At Risk of Losing Your Home Through NYC’s Tax Lien Sale? appeared first on CitySignal.| CitySignal
With over 92 locations, the New York Public Library is an institution loved by many. To some lucky families, the library was more than that- it was home. It’s every book-lover’s dream come true: living inside the library. For some New York families, this was their reality. Starting in the early 1900s, vast apartments built […] The post The Secret Apartments in the New York Public Library appeared first on CitySignal.| CitySignal
Last week, RentHop released its latest edition of the Most Expensive Rental Zip Codes nationwide. Each year, RentHop analyzes the 100 most expensive zip codes across the country and then orders them based on their average rents for two- and one-bedroom apartments. The report also highlights the top 10 list with the ten most expensive […] The post Most Expensive Zip Codes in New York City appeared first on CitySignal.| CitySignal
Moving to New York City During the “Best” Time of the Year New York City apartments charge steep rents, especially during the busy rental season. Most renters look for apartments during the summer months, with the busiest time of the year ranging from May through the end of September. Additionally, many landlords specifically write their […] The post Moving to New York City During the “Best” Time of the Year appeared first on CitySignal.| CitySignal
The Flatiron Building, a triangular landmark located right off of Madison Square Park in the Flatiron District, has submitted plans to convert its 185,897 sf of floor area to 39 luxury condominium units. As of the end of August 2024, applications and descriptions have been filed by Flatiron Owner, LLC. In the architectural drawings, The Brodsky […] The post Land Use Application Filed to Convert Flatiron Building Apartments appeared first on CitySignal.| CitySignal
Four New York City neighborhoods poised to see a major real estate boom in 2025. Looking at rental trends, planned construction and other i| CitySignal
Transforming Real Estate: Strategic Leadership and Innovation at the 2024 1RealEstateWorld Conference| 1BusinessWorld
