In This Article One of the biggest mistakes rookie real estate investors make is waiting for deals to come to them. It’s an easy trap to fall into—you watch the MLS every morning, set up alerts on Zillow or Redfin,...
In This Article There’s nothing more satisfying for a real estate investor than having a long-term tenant who is intent on staying put, surrounded by a community of friends and family, treating your house like their own. It reduces turnover,...
Are you concerned about the fluctuating value of the US dollar and its impact on the real estate market? With recent shifts in the dollar’s strength, it’s essential to understand how this can affect your real estate investments. In this...
All renderings courtesy of Brett Fisher/Depict CGI Sales have launched at a thoughtfully converted 19th-century Gothic Revival church in Fort Greene. Located at 232 Adelphi Street, the Abbey offers 12 unique residences that preserve the historic church’s grandeur, with soaring...
Image courtesy of the NYC Department of City Planning New York City this week released proposed guidelines for building small homes in basements, backyards, garages, and other parts of existing properties. The Department of Buildings and the Department of Housing...
The American Museum of Natural History on Friday announced a free membership for New Yorkers enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The new “Discoverer” membership level includes free general admission plus entry to one ticketed exhibition during every...
In This Article The U.S. housing market is going through a correction. Not a crash. That word gets thrown around a lot, but in real estate, a correction means the market is resetting from unsustainable highs back to a level...
In This Article Let’s get one thing straight: You don’t need a full “investing dream team” before you make your first investment. But you do need the right people at the right time if you want to protect your investments,...
In This Article For months, headlines predicted falling interest rates by midyear. But concerns over tariff policy reigniting inflation has left the Federal Reserve in a bind. As a result, they’re signaling a slower path to easing monetary policy. That...
The real estate correction is here, but is a crash coming next? New data suggests sellers are getting increasingly frustrated as their houses sit—and they’ve finally had enough. Buyers are ready to pounce on lower-priced homes, but can they actually...
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