New York City continues building apartments, but fewer are being developed for buyers. New research projects a 74% decline in entry level condominium construction in Core Manhattan, while the 2019 rent laws, expiring property tax benefits and changing development incentives are reshaping homeownership. What does the New York City condo shortage mean for buyers, sellers and the future of the housing market?
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The data center boom is transforming commercial real estate and attracting billions in investment across the country. As New York pauses certain large developments, questions are growing about job creation, tax revenue, electricity costs, environmental impacts and residential property values. What does New York stand to gain or lose?
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A beautiful kitchen or spectacular view may capture a buyer’s attention, but what actually determines NYC property value? After nearly three decades in New York City real estate, I look beyond first impressions at the factors buyers and sellers should understand.
Read MoreThe American Real Estate Association has gained approximately 30,000 members and support from major brokerage firms. How many agents personally chose to join, and what could ARA’s growth mean for NAR?
Read MoreManhattan rents reached a record $5,000 as publicly advertised listings plunged 39%. What happened to the apartments, and what do private listings, the FARE Act and NYC’s housing shortage have to do with it?
Read MoreNew York City financed the creation and preservation of 12,491 affordable homes from January through June 2026. The total represents progress, but the latest figures reveal how far the city must go to address its housing shortage.
Read MoreNew York City’s historic rent freeze is now facing a legal challenge. Beyond the fight over 0% increases, the case raises questions about the Rent Guidelines Board’s independence, how competing financial data was evaluated and whether one citywide policy can reflect the realities of nearly one million rent stabilized apartments.
Read MoreMayor Mamdani’s NYC Rental Ripoff Report proposes 23 actions that could change apartment inspections, applicant screening, tenant organizing, rental advertising and landlord enforcement. Here is what renters, owners and real estate professionals need to know.
Read MoreAcross New York City, iconic landmarks are being reimagined as restaurants, cocktail lounges, cultural venues, and immersive destinations, proving that the city’s past is becoming one of its most powerful tools for reinvention.
Read More🏗️ New York’s housing shortage is not just about demand. It is also about how difficult, expensive, and time consuming it has become to actually build housing. New York’s housing crisis is often discussed in simple terms: rents...
Read MoreDiscover South Harlem: A Defined Pocket Within Harlem South Harlem, often referred to as SoHa, spans roughly from 110th Street to 125th Street, between Fifth Avenue and Morningside Park. Within this footprint lies one of the...
Read More👀 Everyone is watching what happens above $5,000,000. The more interesting story may be what happens just below it. As New York leaders consider a new tax on high-end second homes, most of the conversation has focused on whether...
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