In This Article A real estate gold rush is coming to a town near you—only this time there won’t be shiny nuggets glinting in the sunlight amongst the sound of picks and shovels, but silicon chips surrounded by the whir...
In This Article Eight rental properties. That’s all you need to retire early. Don’t believe us? Today’s guest went from corporate life to early retirement, generating over $100,000 per year in cash flow thanks to a small, powerful rental property...
Loft proportions give this Village apartment at 35 East 10th Street a head start in life, with tall ceilings and gracefully arched windows overlooking the downtown Manhattan street scene below. Masterfully designed interiors, courtesy of AD 100 design firm RP Miller, give...
Legislation to reform New York City street vending officially passed this week, after the City Council overrode Mayor Eric Adams’ vetoes. One of the bills, Intro. 0431, sponsored by Council Member Pierina Ana Sanchez, makes an additional 2,200 supervisory license...
Images courtesy of Downtown Brooklyn Partnership The shuttered Macy’s in Downtown Brooklyn now hosts an interactive light installation that pulses along to the soundtrack of Fulton Street. Unveiled on Friday, “In Every Transition, A Pattern” illuminates the windows of the...
In This Article Real estate investors and their accountants have turned tax avoidance into a fine art, with a sophisticated panoply of techniques designed to keep Uncle Sam’s cloying hands at bay. However, in a plot twist, presented in the...
In This Article Most short-term rental hosts wake up and do the same thing: check occupancy, tweak pricing, and hope the bookings keep rolling in. Meanwhile, they’re missing six much easier ways to add serious money to their bottom line....
Every new real estate investor asks one question: How much cash flow should my rental property make?For years, you’d hear things like “$200 per month per door” or “it has to hit the 1% rule”. But with so many of...
Images courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens The longtime Hoboken home of acclaimed indie filmmaker and novelist John Sayles is on the market for $2,500,000. The red-brick rowhouse at 210 13th Street offers roughly 1,800 square feet across three stories, with...
Dave:There’s a prominent theory originated by real economists, not just rogue YouTubers, that the real estate market runs in 18 year cycles and at the end of each cycle there’s a crash. And according to proponents of this theory, it...
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