Buying your first home in NYC this summer? You’re not alone—and timing is everything. This post highlights the best NYC neighborhoods for first-time buyers who are ready to make their move. Fortunately, several areas stand out...
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 MoreNavigating an As-Is Home Sale in a Soft Market Buying or selling a home can be an emotional and high-stakes process, especially in a softening real estate market, where in some area bidding wars may have cooled and buyers are...
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 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 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 MoreWhen it comes to preparing a home for sale, most people focus on cleanliness, furniture placement, and curb appeal. But there’s one factor that subtly shapes how buyers feel the moment they walk through the door: color. From...
Read MoreOwning Property in a Landmark District: What It Really Means In New York City, you don’t have to own a famous building to be subject to landmark regulations. Many properties—row houses, co-ops, brownstones, even small...
Read MoreTimeless design isn’t about looking back—it’s about bringing the best of the past into the way we live today. Highlights: What’s Inside • Why the butler’s pantry is making a high-style comeback • The historical role of pantries...
Read MoreNew York City is known for its vibrant culture, diverse neighborhoods, and—perhaps most importantly—its complex housing market. Among the many factors that shape this market are rent control and rent stabilization laws, which...
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 MoreIn celebration of Black History Month, I have the opportunity to share my experiences as a Black real estate professional in New York City with Douglas Elliman Real Estate. My journey has been profoundly shaped by my...
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