We've been feeling it, and the numbers are backing it up. The market is back to the normal "summer slowdown."
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Bill and Ralph's Blog
We’re pleased to share Compass’ Manhattan Market Report for the second quarter of 2022. It sure was a busy one! What’s in store for Q3?
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Real estate market reports provide valuable data and insight, but here are a few things to remember when you read them.
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There's real opportunity for investors in New York City today. The median monthly rent for an apartment is $4,000, the highest it's ever been, and there isn't enough supply to meet demand. It could be time to buy an investment property.
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Interest rates are rising, there's talk of recession, and you're thinking about listing your home. Should you do it? The answer is yes.
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What does the relentless drumbeat of bad news mean for the New York City real estate market? As we've been saying for several weeks, it's cooling, but still more active than it's historically been this time of year.
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2021 was a record year in the Manhattan real estate market. A return towards normal was inevitable.
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The number of Brooklyn listings has been ticking up, which is not what we normally see as we head into summer. At the same time, pending sales have remained pretty flat over the last couple of weeks. You know what that means? Increased opportunities for Brooklyn buyers.
Read MoreIt's puzzling. Signed contracts and pending sales continue to increase. But, get a few brokers together and we'll all talk about the noticeable overall slowdown in open house attendance and showing requests. What gives?
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We've been driving home the same message for several weeks now: despite the war in the Ukraine and rising interest rates, the Manhattan sales market remains strong.
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Despite what’s happening, the Manhattan and Brooklyn markets keep chugging along.
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This artfully designed home provides an abundance of the three things on every New Yorker's craves - space, light, and storage.
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The current four year labor agreement, covering door personnel, porters, handypersons, superintendents and others, is set to expire on April 20, 2022.
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There just aren't enough homes on the market to meet buyer demand.
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Wire fraud has been a major and growing problem in the real estate industry. Sophisticated cyber-criminals are stealing untold millions every year. Here are a few ways to protect yourself:
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Manhattan sales "at or above" the asking price have been steadily increasing.
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A high volume of pending sales, an increased price per square foot, and a lack of enough homes to satisfy buyer demand.
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This full-floor Chelsea loft with private key-locked elevator offers myriad possibilities for living and working.
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Our production of a robust fourth quarter in the Manhattan real estate market was right on target, with $7 Billion in sales.
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Higher prices, faster selling time, and less inventory for the Dec. 2021 Manhattan real estate market.
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