Photo credit: Evan Joseph at Vibra Inc. Soho’s live-work artist lofts are hard to find these days, but this co-op at 519 Broadway is a classic. It’s currently owned by gallerist and art collector Lio Malca, who recently opened the...
In This Article A new study from the Rochester Institute of Technology, published in Fortune, analyzed 14 million home sales over 20 years across 30 states, and reached a resounding, but obvious conclusion: There are no winners in a bidding...
In This Article This article is presented by Connect Invest. Many real estate investors obsess over IRR and cap rates, but overlook the strategic value of liquidity. It’s no secret that real estate is illiquid—in September 2025, the average home...
In This Article The real estate market is hot! No, it’s cold! Interest rates are too high! Rates are the lowest in three years! Sometimes, it’s hard to know what to believe when it comes to the ever-volatile U.S. real...
More than 215,000 daily bus riders who travel on Hillside Avenue in Queens will now benefit from faster and safer commutes. On Thursday, Department of Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez announced the completion of nearly eight miles of new and upgraded...
Dave:Last week I spent an entire episode laying out that I think we are in a market correction. We’re not in a crash, but we’re in a period where home prices may go down, they may stay stagnant. And I...
A long-neglected, low-lying area on the Brooklyn-Queens border known as “The Hole” may finally be getting attention from the city. On Tuesday, Mayor Eric Adams announced a $146 million investment in the area, also known as the Jewel Streets, to...
In This Article When the federal government came to a screeching halt on Oct. 1, the government shutdown left ugly marks on the real estate industry, particularly rental markets. States like Florida, Delaware, Arizona, Hawaii, and Nevada rely heavily on...
In This Article Virtual staging, once a real estate novelty, has unfurled like a magic carpet over the investment landscape, beckoning us all to an imaginary world of HGTV-design make-believe. On a practical level, the advantages of replacing the cost...
In This Article This article is presented by TurboTenant. When I bought my first rental property, I did everything myself: tenant screening, showings, lease preparation, and even bookkeeping. At tax time, I’d stay up late, buried in receipts, scanning through...
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