As I’ve written before, we’re entering a sweet spot in the property market where, finally, buyers have more power than I’ve seen in the 10 years I’ve done this job.
It’s true mortgage rates are higher than they have been
Affordable Housing Lottery Opens for Co-op Apartments, Starting at 183K, in Brooklyn
An unusual affordable housing lottery is taking place, for five Columbia Street Waterfront District co-op apartments for sale rather than for rent. Estimated sale prices range from $183,039 to $203,904 for a studio or two-bedroom apartment. The lottery is open
New Martin Luther King statue unveiled at former segregation site in North Miami Beach
A new statue honoring Martin Luther King Jr. was unveiled on Monday in North Miami Beach, standing on a strip of land that was previously divided by Black and white residents.
The stretch between Northeast 14th Avenue and Northeast 16th
The Fed Just Jammed Another Wrench Into the Housing Market
On the precipice of the hotly anticipated spring housing market, the US Federal Reserve just dealt homebuyers another crushing blow.
Jerome Powell, chair of the Federal Reserve, told Congress on Tuesday that more aggressive interest rates might be needed
State Denies National Grid Petition for East Williamsburg Vaporizers
The state’s Public Service Commission has denied National Grid’s petition to build two new liquefied natural gas vaporizers in East Williamsburg, ruling that the fossil fuel project is unnecessary.
The final decision on the controversial proposal now heads back to
New year, active real estate market
February 6, 2023 6:17am
The new year saw a lot of homes changing hands in Sarnia-Lambton, as 86 sales were made in January, for the highest January recorded in three years.
“We were a little bit surprised
Is Now A Good Time to Sell or Rent My House? | Real Estate
The US is short of 6.5 million single-family homes, according to a realtor.com report released March 8. This means that the rate of household formations is outpacing the amount of homes constructed, and that spells a major inventory crunch for
Black couple settle lawsuit against realtors who valued their home $500,000 below market rate
A black Bay Area couple has settled a lawsuit with the appraisal company who valued their home at just $945,000, when it was really worth $1.5 million, a fact the couple only learned when they got a white friend to
Work on Long Delayed Gowanus Canal Sewage Overflow Tanks to Finally Start
On the banks of Brooklyn’s heavily polluted Gowanus Canal, Major Eric Adams on Wednesday ceremonially broke ground on the first of two long-delayed underground sewage overflow tanks, designed to prevent further pollution of the waterway, and a total of 3.6
Hundreds of High Park tenants call for more rent control after being notified of a 12% increase
Tenants at a building in Toronto’s High Park neighborhood say they are feeling priced out after finding out their rent will increase nearly 12 per cent this year, and are calling for more rent control.
Ben Scott received a notice