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NYC real estate

  • Manhattan Apartment Sales Drop, An Ominous Sign For NYC Real Estate Market
    Manhattan Apartment Sales Drop, An Ominous Sign For NYC Real Estate Market
    Apartment sales contracts for Manhattan nearly plunged by 30 percent last month compared with June 2021, as the New York real estate market began to cool amid fears of recession ...
    July 8, 2022BY Bryan Jung
  • New York Real Estate Fears China Investment Slowdown
    New York Real Estate Fears China Investment Slowdown
    NEW YORK—The first hint that mainland Chinese money flowing into New York City real estate may be slowing ...
    August 3, 2015BY Sarah Matheson
  • NoMad Shops Feel Rental Squeeze as Popular Neighborhoods Spill Over
    NoMad Shops Feel Rental Squeeze as Popular Neighborhoods Spill Over
    A high-end Persian rug store is about to lose its space near Fifth Avenue in NoMad after 35 ...
    April 19, 2015BY Sarah Matheson
  • New York’s Disappearing Restaurants
    New York’s Disappearing Restaurants
    The highest retail rents in a decade are pushing restaurants out of their traditional venues in Manhattan.
    March 30, 2015BY Sarah Matheson
  • Lexington Avenue Penthouse Asking $8.5 Million
    Lexington Avenue Penthouse Asking $8.5 Million
    The penthouse at the top of 325 LEX in Midtown has 1,136 square feet of private outdoor terrace, ...
    January 14, 2015BY Sarah Matheson
  • Attracting Families With Amenities Aimed at the Youngest Tenants
    Attracting Families With Amenities Aimed at the Youngest Tenants
    Children’s playrooms have become an increasingly popular amenity with developers over the last decade. Hundreds of new buildings ...
    January 10, 2015BY Sarah Matheson
  • High-End or Low? Tipoff Terms in Real Estate Listings
    High-End or Low? Tipoff Terms in Real Estate Listings
    Trulia combed through millions of listings to find which words are associated with the highest priced properties, as ...
    March 4, 2013BY Ivan Pentchoukov
  • NY Real Estate Prices Rise as Inventory Declines, Says Report
    NY Real Estate Prices Rise as Inventory Declines, Says Report
    Residential real estate prices increased in New York in the month of October, while inventories declined, according to ...
    November 14, 2012BY Amelia Pang
  • Almost 50 Percent More Real Estate Deals in Midtown
    Almost 50 Percent More Real Estate Deals in Midtown
    An increasing number of deals—including 48.1 percent more contracts in Midtown than the previous year—has led to higher ...
    May 31, 2012BY Zachary Stieber
  • NY Women Explore Real Estate’s Hot Topics
    NY Women Explore Real Estate’s Hot Topics
    In the historically male-dominated real estate industry, women have steadily risen to top positions in sectors such as ...
    February 15, 2012BY Zachary Stieber
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    4hr By Jill McLaughlin
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