💡 Why Condos (Not Co-ops) Are Better for Investment Before deciding between pre-war and post-war, it’s worth understanding why most investors choose condos over co-ops in New York City. In a condo, you own real property — your...
Read MoreSelling in New York City doesn’t always require a gut renovation. Often, small, targeted repairs do the heavy lifting: they calm buyer fears, photograph beautifully, and help your home feel “move-in ready.” Below is a practical...
Read MoreAs New York City becomes greener and more sustainability-minded, a growing number of property owners, tenants, and co-op boards are discovering the benefits of edible landscaping—a practice that combines urban gardening with...
Read MoreAs climate change intensifies and New York City experiences hotter summers, property owners are looking for more effective—and sustainable ways to manage heat. One solution that’s rapidly gaining attention? Cool roofs and...
Read MoreThe Davis Center is reshaping the future of Central Park’s northern end, and bringing powerful changes to Harlem’s real estate market. With a $160 million investment and a focus on community engagement, this transformational...
Read MoreBuying a home in New York City is both exhilarating and overwhelming. Between bidding wars, board approvals, and navigating co-ops or condos, it’s easy to get swept up in the charm of a beautifully staged apartment during an...
Read MoreNew York City’s real estate market is one of the most dynamic and complex in the world, with Manhattan’s housing stock comprising approximately 80% co-ops. As a potential buyer, navigating the decision between purchasing a...
Read MoreFor decades, New York City’s subway system has been the backbone of daily commuting. But as the city grows and transit needs evolve, alternative transportation options—such as ferries and expanded bike infrastructure—are...
Read MoreNew York City’s skyline is evolving, and sustainability is at the forefront of its transformation. While straw bales aren’t a practical building material in a dense urban environment, other innovative eco-friendly construction...
Read MoreAs New York City grapples with a persistent housing shortage, Mayor Eric Adams’ ambitious City of Yes initiative has introduced a promising solution: Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). These secondary homes, often converted...
Read MoreNew York City’s real estate market is witnessing a significant shift towards sustainability. With increasing awareness of environmental issues and a growing demand for eco-friendly living spaces, green buildings are...
Read MoreThe summer of 2024 has brought a dynamic shift in New York City’s real estate market, particularly in the rental sector. As the city bustles with seasonal activities and a rejuvenated post-pandemic energy, the demand for summer...
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