The post-Labor Day market does not simply bring more listings. It changes the competitive position of nearly every property entering, relaunching, or sitting on the market. Labor Day is New York City real estate’s unofficial
New York City’s new pied-à-terre surcharge, commonly described as a pied-à-terre tax, took effect July 1, although some details of its administration remain subject to proposed Department of Finance rules. Most of the attention has
Every listing begins as a hypothesis. The seller says: my home is worth X. Then the experiment begins, and the market responds with showings, inquiries, open house traffic, and offers, or all too often, silence.
Pilots check the weather before they roll onto the runway. The plane hasn’t changed. The air has. The listing climate works the same way in NYC real estate. Your apartment is the same apartment it
Pricing conversations are one of the hardest parts of real estate — especially in competitive markets like New York City. If you’ve ever struggled to convince a seller to adjust their expectations, handle a price