Condo Financing in NYC – Not Much Changed On the Top End
A brief look at the largest residential mortgages handed out in 2011, as compared to a similar list compiled for the pre-crisis period, leaves one with the impression that today financing is as widely available for condo owners and buyers as it was several years ago. That is at least for buyers of high-end condo apartments in Manhattan.
Brooklyn’s Dumbo makes it in the top 5 most expensive NYC neighborhoods
We’re all pretty much familiar with Forbes’ annual list of the most expensive zip codes in the U.S. which last year ranked West Village’s 10014 as New York City’s most expensive zip code. But how do the rankings change if we analyze entire neighborhoods and move away from the strict zip code boundaries? Not so…
What Will Buy You a Home on Brooklyn’s Greenest Blocks?
The Brooklyn Botanical Garden has just announced the winners of its 17th annual Brooklyn’s Greenest Block contest. The winner of this year’s contest in the residential category is the East 25th Street block between Clarendon Road and Avenue D. The block’s housing stock consists mainly of single- and two-family brownstones built around 1900, and according…
Foreclosure Process Length Doubles in NYC; Brooklyn Sees Lowest Rate of Properties in Lis Pendens Ending Up at Auction
The length of the foreclosure process has doubled in New York City over the past three or four years, an in-house study made by our data analysts showed. The average number of months it took for a delinquent mortgage to reach the final stage of the foreclosure process, that is to be scheduled for auction,…
Top Five Priciest NYC Homes Sold in Q2 2011
To follow the Manhattan Apartment Sales Map, we wanted to see which were the biggest NYC residential sales that closed during Q2 2011. Unsurprisingly, they are all located in Manhattan. 15 Central Park West #27A The priciest recorded sale was for the condo at 15 Central Park West sold for $24.5M. The listing spent around…
PropertyShark Expands Its Coverage
PropertyShark expands its coverage in 12 new counties from 6 states. These counties are:
•   Illinois: Stephenson County;
•   Maryland: Carroll County;
•   Ohio: Athens County and Richland County;
•   Pennsylvania: Bucks Count…
Q2 2011 Brooklyn Apartment Sales Map
Check out our new interactive map showing closed apartment sales in Brooklyn that took place in the second quarter of 2011. On the map, the size of the circle indicates the number of sales in the building and the color indicates the price per square foot. For more details about the sold units in the…
Coop foreclosures in New York City reach a two-year peak in May 2011
In May 2011 the number of coop units scheduled for auction In New York City reached its highest value in 2 years.
PropertyShark.com, the premier real estate research site, released its monthly report covering first-time residential New York City forecl…
New York City Foreclosures Down 12% from March 2011; Brooklyn Foreclosures Decreased by 54% While Manhattan Foreclosures Increased 4%
The number of new scheduled NYC foreclosure auctions was down 65% in April 2011 compared to April 2010, and was down 12% from March 2011.
PropertyShark.com, the premier real estate research site, released its monthly report covering first-time resident…
New York City Foreclosures Down 47% from Q4 2010; Queens foreclosures decreased by 61% while Manhattan foreclosures increased 46%
The number of new scheduled NYC foreclosure auctions was down 67% in Q1 2011 compared to Q1 2010, and was down 47% from Q4 2010.
New York, NY, April 13, 2011 — PropertyShark.com, the premier real estate research site, today released its quarterly…
New York City Foreclosure Listings in February 2011 Down 82% from February 2010 Levels
The number of new scheduled NYC foreclosure auctions was down 82% in February 2011 compared to February 2010, and was down 59% from January 2011.
New York, NY, March 21, 2011 — PropertyShark.com, the premier real estate research site, today relea…
New York City Foreclosure Listings in January 2011 Down 59% from January 2010 Levels
The number of new scheduled NYC foreclosure auctions was down 59% in January 2011 compared to January 2010, and was down 4% from December 2010.
New York, NY, February 16, 2010 — PropertyShark.com, the premier real estate research site, today rele…
Foreclosure Auction Averted in Top Fifth Avenue Building
Only few days ago the reported foreclosure of a Park Avenue apartment owned by embattled developer Kent Swig made headlines all over the New York media. It was the fact that foreclosures are happening in Manhattan’s most desirable buildings that shocked many.
Q2 2011 Manhattan Apartment Sales Map
It’s the time again for our quarterly sales map displaying closed apartment sales in Manhattan in Q2 2011. As you may already know the map is interactive.
Top 10 New Condo Developments in New York City by Gross Income
Therefore we decided to create a top 10 of New York’s largest new developments by their gross income. We started analyzing residential sales in new condo developments that closed starting January 2005.
PropertyShark Networking Event in Manhattan
The latest PropertyShark.com real estate networking party was on June 28th at LQ in Manhattan. Over 400 real estate professionals and investors joined this event to make new connections, build referrals and find new business opportunities. We hope that a great time was had by all and that everyone has made some new contacts. We…
Top 10 New York City Homes by their Market Value
We have put together a list of the most valuable properties in New York City as determined by the City assessors. The homes’ market values are calculated for tax purposes.
Upcoming Real Estate Networking Party in Manhattan
Join over 500 investors and real estate professionals at the next PropertyShark networking event at LQ in Manhattan on June 28th.
Sloane Mansion Bought by Billionaire at Auction
18 East 68th Street New York
18 East 68th Street New York | The Sloane Mansion
The now notorious 18 East 68th Street (aka Sloane Mansion) was bought yesterday at auction by an Ukrainian-born billionaire, reports the Wall Street Journal.
Another Brooklyn House of Worship Goes Residential
541 Leonard Street in Greenpoint, Brooklyn is about to become one of the many houses of worship in the borough that have been converted to residential use in the past few years.
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