New York City is on pace to complete 50,000 new homes this year, according to newly released data from the Department of City Planning. In the first half of 2025, developers completed 25,674 residential units, putting the city on track...
In This Article This article is presented by Connect Invest. An increase in housing supply over the last few years has left landlords searching for tenants longer. Even as construction falls amid increased costs, the volatility of interest rates and...
In This Article One of the biggest mistakes new investors make is falling in love with a property before they even understand the market. You’ve probably done it yourself. You’re scrolling through listings, and suddenly there’s a nice duplex with...
In This Article For many real estate investors, the idea of using leverage without relying on personal credit, tax returns, or employment history can sound surprising. Yet this is the foundation of non-recourse loans—a financing option available in certain real...
Ever wondered why some people make millions from real estate investing while others barely break even? There are seven things that successful investors do differently, and they could mean the difference between just scraping by and building real, life-changing wealth....
Small multifamily rentals may be the secret to turning average investors into millionaires. These unassuming properties are in the perfect “sweet spot” for scaling a real estate portfolio, helping you reach financial independence faster with more passive income than regular,...
Metro-North is launching faster “super-express” trains on the Hudson Line next month, zipping passengers between New York City and Poughkeepsie in under 90 minutes. Starting October 6, the service will offer the fastest trip ever between New York City and...
Henry:The real estate market never stops moving, and this week’s data really matters for homeowners and investors alike. What’s going on everybody? I am Henry Washington and I’m sitting in for Dave Meyer this week. I’m also joined by Kathy...
A plan to redevelop 122 acres of Brooklyn’s industrial waterfront—adding thousands of apartments and a modern port—just cleared a major hurdle. A task force overseeing the $3.5 billion redevelopment of the Brooklyn Marine Terminal on Monday voted to advance the...
In This Article For decades, real estate investing came with an unspoken rule: If you wanted to own and manage rental properties, you had to be local. The assumption was that successful landlords needed to live near their assets to...
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