In 2024, Manhattan's apartment sales experienced a modest 3% increase in number of transactions compared to the previous year, while total sales by dollar amount value remained steady at just under $22 billion. This figure falls below the 10-year average of $26.9 billion, indicating a softer mark...
Amidst the reckoning that took place across the country in mid-2020, the phrase "master suite" has gradually gotten phased out of real estate listings in favor of less fraught terms like "primary suite" or "main bedroom." But while the name is changing, the definition has not: It refers to the la...
Spring is a time of renewal and change, a theme that is playing out along Central Park South. After over 500 collisions between pedestrians and cyclists between 2018 and 2022, work is set to begin on an overhaul of the South Loop on Monday, March 17. West Side Spirit notes that the immediate goal...
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New York City's residential apartment market is always evolving, with some neighborhoods maintaining their dominance while others experience notable shifts. In the condo market, Downtown neighborhoods remain among the most expensive, despite a slight decline in price per square foot year-over-yea...
New York City is known around the world as a home for apartment dwellers, but this phenomenon is a relatively new one. About 100 years ago, Manhattan's most affluent had grand townhouses and mansions built, while multi-family dwellings were the domain of the less affluent. As time passed, though,...
Spring can’t come fast enough for most New Yorkers — and honestly, who could blame them? Old Man Winter is probably plotting a few more chilly surprises, but the spring equinox is officially arriving on Thursday, March 20, at exactly 5:01 a.m. That’s the moment the sun hovers directly over the eq...
Whether you’re renting or buying, in New York City the process can be difficult to do on your own unless you already have an established credit history and substantial savings. As a result, it is not uncommon for renters and buyers, especially those new to the housing market, to rely on a guarant...
As famous as Brooklyn is for its stately brownstone rows, it’s worth remembering that this borough hasn’t cornered the market on these classic townhouses. A walk through Harlem, Hamilton Heights, the West Village, and other historic districts in Manhattan reveals entire blocks of impeccably prese...
The first full week of March 2025 experienced a week-over-week dip in contracts signed, and Manhattan's super-prime market ($10 million+) is not as robust as in recent years. However, Compass real estate agent Vickey Barron notes that the high-end market remains strong because New York and its h...
Whether you're buying a luxury condo or an entry-level co-op, bidding wars have become common for approachably-priced units in sought-after locations. While elevated interest rates have priced out some buyers, in some markets they’ve only made bidding wars less intense—not eliminated them altoget...
Former New York governor and current New York City mayoral candidate Andrew Cuomo’s voter records indicate that in September, he registered his home address at The Oriana, a luxury rental building in Sutton Place. According to his spokesperson, he has lived there for nearly a year—just across the...
One week into March 2025, the month has already been full of news from the architecture world. Some of it was sad: Architecture firm Diller Scofidio + Renfro announced that Ricardo Scofidio, a founding partner, had died at the age of 89. Mr. Scofidio and his wife and architecture partner, Liz Dil...
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