March 7, 2026 The U.S. housing market is not just expensive. In many ways, it is frozen. One of the most powerful forces shaping today’s housing market is something economists call the mortgage lock-in effect. Millions of...
Read MoreThe NYC summer rental season kicks off with Memorial Day weekend, marking one of the most competitive times of year to find an apartment in the city. If you’re a renter in search of a new home, this is the time to act fast and...
Read MoreAn overview of the “City of Yes” zoning reforms and their goals How changes could impact home values differently across neighborhoods What homeowners and investors should know to adapt strategically Key opportunities and risks...
Read MoreUpdated March 2026 Understanding ownership, flexibility, and affordability in today’s NYC market In New York City, one of the most important decisions a buyer will make is not just where to live, but what type of ownership to...
Read MoreNew York City’s neighborhoods are always evolving, setting the stage for new trends in design, culture, and urban living. In 2025, Harlem, DUMBO, and Hudson Yards are leading the way as the city’s most stylish areas. Each...
Read MoreSpring is nature’s way of saying, ‘Let’s get moving!’ In the world of New...
Read MoreThe settlement between the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and plaintiffs in the Sitzer Burnett case has ignited widespread discussions in the real estate industry. With a settlement figure of $418 million, it’s...
Read MoreUpdated January 2026 New York City’s real estate market operates differently from almost every other housing market in the country. While most U.S. cities rely on a single Multiple Listing Service (MLS), New York City is shaped...
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