The U.S. unexpectedly lost jobs in July, yet unemployment fell and stocks rose. The conflicting economic signals could have important implications for mortgage rates, buyers, sellers and the housing market.
Read MoreMayor Zohran Mamdani’s Block by Block plan seeks to build and preserve 400,000 affordable homes over the next decade. Here’s a balanced look at what the proposal includes, why supporters are excited, why critics have concerns, and what it could mean for New York City’s future.
Read MoreWhole Foods is expanding into Bushwick, Ridgewood, and other New York City neighborhoods. But does the arrival of a major retailer drive neighborhood change, or does it simply signal changes already underway? This article explores affordability, housing supply, investment, and what Whole Foods can tell us about the future of Brooklyn and NYC real estate.
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 MoreCity of Yes NYC could transform Midtown South, office conversions, affordability, and housing development through one of the city’s biggest zoning reforms in decades.
Read MoreNYC rent control and rent stabilization laws protect nearly one million regulated households, but they also shape investment, building maintenance, housing supply, and ownership. Explore how these regulations affect tenants, landlords, and the future of New York City’s rental market.
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 MoreThe New York Good Cause Eviction Law changed how many landlords and tenants navigate lease renewals, rent increases, evictions, and property management. Learn who is covered, which exemptions may apply, and what the law means for owners, renters, brokers, investors, and property managers in 2026.
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