by Anthony | Sep 21, 2021 | 2021 Topics, Existing Home Sales, First-Time Buyers, Housing, Mortgages, New Jersey News, New York CIty, Real Estate News
Normal is Changing If there is anything that we have been forced to accept it is that normal is never normal when your market has encountered any major disruption. What is common, maybe not normal, is the curtailed number of homes for sale, specifically single-family...
by Anthony | Aug 13, 2021 | 2021 Topics, Housing, Inventory, Manhattan, New York CIty, Real Estate News, Rentals
According to a recently published article, finding a place to live is getting more difficult, and it’s not just happening amongst homebuyers — bidding wars are now occurring between renters. The inventory crisis which has affected home buyers for the last...
by Anthony | Aug 3, 2021 | commercial real estate, New York CIty, Real Estate News
News of Wegmans first New York City store hit the Internet on Thursday. Wegmans is planning on opening its first Manhattan location on Astor Place, just below 14th Street on the east side of town. This is the second location that Wegmans opened in the 5 boroughs; the...
by Anthony | Feb 18, 2021 | 2021 Topics, Construction, First-Time Buyers, New York CIty, NJ, NJ Monthly Sales Reports, Real Estate News, Uncategorized
The surge of buyers into New Jersey’s counties adjacent to New York City has ranked them as 4 out of the top 10 for first-time buyers. The percentage of first-time buyers has now climbed to 39% nationwide; this is up from 30% reported back in 2016. The demand...
by Anthony | Feb 9, 2021 | 2021 Topics, Moving, New Jersey News, New York CIty, NJ
New Jersey, New York, Illinois, Connecticut and California topped the states with the most number of people moving out of them. States showing inbound movement included Florida and South Carolina. COVID-19 became the big trigger causing many people to move in 2020....
by Anthony | Dec 15, 2020 | commercial real estate, COVID19, Housing, Inventory, New York CIty
As the pandemic wears on, it appears that commercial real estate agents are expecting a good part of their occupancy to return back to the city. Offices will no longer be crammed with lots of employees. Social distancing, Plexiglas and remote workers will comprise the...
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