Where Can You Buy a Home Under $300/Sq. Ft. in Hudson County, NJ?
As New York becomes increasingly pricey, a growing number of buyers are looking for homes beyond the confines of the five boroughs. After all, the gentrification of Queens and Brooklyn has drastically changed the real estate landscape of the city. Only Staten Island and the Bronx offer homes priced below $500 per square foot in…
How Much Money Can You Save by Downsizing in California?
There comes a time when you realize that your spacious dream home takes up too much space and its upkeep is becoming both unsustainable and unnecessary. Downsizing can be an appealing option when certain rooms have transitioned into little more than costly storage spaces that need heating, cooling and cleaning. As you start getting near…
How to Get a Co-op Board’s Approval – Tips & Tricks for Buyers and Sellers
There are many reasons that buyers choose to buy into a co-op, and there are many reasons that a person chooses to sell. Regardless of which side you are on, figuring out how to get a co-op board’s approval for the purchase or sale can be confusing. Though the stringent co-op board screening process was…
How to Get Pre-Approved for a Mortgage
Although not mandatory, getting pre-approved for a mortgage can reveal how much you can borrow and give you an edge over other buyers.
ICBC Inks Lease for 100K SF at 1185 Sixth Avenue
The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China has recently signed a lease at SL Green Realty Corp.’s 1185 Avenue of the Americas. China’s largest bank will occupy a little under 100,000 square feet of Midtown Manhattan office space at this new location. Financial details of the deal were not made available, but The Real Deal…
StarPoint Nabs Beverly Hills Wells Fargo Building for $193M
Real estate company StarPoint Properties has purchased the 12-story Beverly Hills office tower at 433 North Camden Drive for $193 million, around $930 per square foot. The property, also known as the Wells Fargo Building, will undergo renovations to include new retail and dining spaces. Built in 1972, the 207,432-square-foot building is located only three…
Co-op Housing Pros and Cons: What to Know Before Buying Into a Co-Operative
Thinking about co-op living? Learn how this ownership model works and whether its affordability and stability outweigh the rules and resale limits.
Foreclosure of the Week: LEED Gold Condo Unit Heads to Auction Again
1,190-square-foot condo in LEED Gold-certified high-rise goes to auction on September 26, with a lien in excess of $1 million. The auction will take place at 2:15 PM at 60 Center Street, New York City. With only 26 properties up for auction in Q2 2018, Manhattan foreclosures are a rare sight, especially with numbers trending…
Let’s Celebrate PropertyShark’s 15th Anniversary Together!
Join us in celebrating 15 years of PropertyShark on the 4th of October 2018 at The Copacabana in New York City. We’ve come a long way together and this milestone wouldn’t have been possible without your support. We are looking forward to hosting you on this special evening. The event provides an opportunity to network…
Daniel Hickey from Houlihan Lawrence: As Life Becomes More Complex, Professionals Become More Valuable
Coming from a long career in the wealth management and private equity business where he developed invaluable financial and sales skills, Daniel Hickey – licensed real estate salesperson at Houlihan Lawrence Commercial Group – is the latest expert to share his insights with us. Growing up on the western Long Island Sound gave Daniel deep…
Jessica Silver from CORE: Your Sphere of Influence Will Be Your Biggest Asset in the Beginning
Jessica Silver is a licensed New York City for 25 years. Due to her dedicated and client-focused approach, she was able to seamlessly transition from a successful career in advertising sales to real estate. Jessica has made deals in a wide range of neighborhoods, from Brooklyn, to Manhattan and Queens. Avidly engaged with new properties on…
More Optimistic Than Millennials, Gen Z Is Here to Revolutionize the Housing Market
New kids on the block prize homeownership, aspire for larger homes and more amenities To better understand the difference in attitude between Gen Z, Millennials and Gen X towards homeownership, intergenerational living and saving for a down payment, PropertyShark conducted a generational survey on their preferences. Key takeaways: Like other economic sectors, the real estate…
How to Evaluate the Price of a Multifamily Property
An accurate evaluation of a multifamily property is fundamental for the profitability and long-term success of an investment. Multifamily investments can be financially rewarding if done right but can also backfire if a lack of understanding leads to mistakes. However, many of the common mistakes are avoidable with the right knowledge. So, what’s the first…
NYPD Close to Signing Lease for More Space at 375 Pearl Street
The New York Police Department is close to signing a lease for 106,000 square feet of Manhattan office space in the Verizon Building at 375 Pearl Street. City Hall will complete the deal after the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) hosts a public hearing about it on September 8. The law enforcement agency will…
CBRE Global Investors Relocates to Figueroa at Wilshire
CBRE Global Investors has recently signed a lease for 32,000 square feet of Los Angeles office space at 601 South Figueroa Street. The independently operated affiliate of the CBRE Group will relocate its headquarters from City National Plaza at 515 South Flower Street to Figueroa at Wilshire by January 2019. Moving one block away from…
Top 10 Best-Selling Residential Buildings in NYC – H1 2018
Condo sales were lukewarm in the first half of 2018, as only 537 residential units traded in the top 10 best-selling buildings in New York City. By comparison, that’s 130 units short of the number sold in just one building last year. Only four buildings posted triple-digit median sale figures in Manhattan and one in…
Spotify to Move Regional HQ to LA’s Arts District
Music streaming giant Spotify has recently signed a lease for 110,000 square feet of Los Angeles office space at the At Mateo office complex in the Arts District. The Swedish-based company will relocate approximately 120 employees from 9200 Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, where it occupied only 8,200 square feet, to its new regional headquarters…
Jeff Krantz from Halstead Property: Promote Yourself in a Consistent Manner
Co-founder and leader of the elite residential real estate team Krantz and Krantz of Halstead Property, Jeff Krantz is the latest expert to share his knowledge in our Expert Interviews series. Through boundless creativity and a “listen first” philosophy, he delivers world-class results for thousands of clients. Blending bottomless creativity with a grounded analytical approach,…
Digital Advertisement Firm Undertone Signs Lease for New HQ at 1WTC
Undertone, a leader in digital marketing, announced it will be moving headquarters from its current location at 340 Madison Avenue to part of the 77th floor of One World Trade Center. The company has recently signed a seven-and-a-half-year lease for 25,550 square feet of Financial District office space. The move is expected to happen in…
Where Can You Buy a Home Under $500/SF in NYC?
There was a time when you could have bought a home anywhere in Brooklyn or Queens for $500 per square foot, and possibly in some parts of Manhattan too. Nowadays, only the Bronx and Staten Island offer homes in this price range in every neighborhood, with the rest of the boroughs having homes listed at…
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