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[ad_1] In This Article Key Takeaways In the second quarter of 2024, 49.2% of mortgaged residential properties in the U.S.
NYC outdoor dining to shrink by over 80 percent under new rules
[ad_1] Outdoor dining as New Yorkers have come to know it might be over. New York City restaurants with roadway
The Affordable Housing Crisis is About More Than Interest Rates. It Started Decades Ago With NIMBYism.
[ad_1] In This Article I first became acquainted with the acronym NIMBY (“Not In My Backyard”) 20 years ago when
Buying an apartment in NYC: Condo or co-op?
[ad_1] Choosing between a co-op and a condo is a significant decision for potential homebuyers in New York City, with
3 Steps to Buying Your First Small Multifamily Property
[ad_1] Small multifamily real estate investing could be your quickest path to financial freedom. These properties, from duplexes to quadplexes,
Look out on the best of the West Village from the terrace of this $4.5M penthouse
[ad_1] From atop a covetable Bing and Bing building at 302 West 12th Street, the view from this charming penthouse
My First Big-Time Deal Failed. Here’s Why I’m Happy About It.
[ad_1] In This Article I work and invest in Boise, Idaho. You’ve probably heard of that city before, but it’s
This $9M Soho loft is the ultimate designer-approved bachelor pad
[ad_1] Photo credit: Interior Marketing Group Built in 1882, the landmarked, 10-unit condominium building at 56 Crosby Street made its
My Tenant Was Airbnbing Their Apartment Without Me Knowing. It Happens More Than You Think.
[ad_1] In This Article Downsizing after a divorce was painful but financially smart. I decided to house hack, opening my
$1.5M Clinton Hill co-op is a modern home base in a classic loft space
[ad_1] Photos courtesy of Rachel Kuzma/Real Estate Productions for The Corcoran Group The boutique co-op building at 110 Clifton Place