Eliza Theiss
Eliza Theiss is a senior writer reporting real estate trends in the US. Her work has been cited by CBS News, Curbed, The Los Angeles Times, and Forbes among others. With an academic background in journalism, Eliza has been covering real estate since 2012. Before joining PropertyShark, Eliza was an associate editor at Multi-Housing News and Commercial Property Executive. She has also contributed extensively to CommercialEdge. Reach her at [email protected]
Top 10 NYC Property Taxes: When Annual Bills Surpass the Cost of an Entire Home
See which NYC homes had the largest property tax bills this tax season and discover who owns the city’s most exclusive mansions and condos.
What Are Real Estate Comparables
Used to determine a property’s current market value, comps are an essential part of successful real estate transactions.
Median Year Built on the Rise as New Construction Reshapes U.S. Housing Stock
The typical American home was built in 1980, four years later than a decade ago, as housing stocks in some cities leap forward by 20+ years.
Extreme Sale! NYC Office Buildings Traded With Discounts as High As $400M+ in 2024
See which NYC office buildings sold with the largest losses compared to their acquisition price, as the U.S. office sector continues to struggle.
New York Metro 2024 Foreclosure Report: Annual Foreclosures Down 14% in 2024, Cooled by New Jersey Deceleration
Although NYC foreclosures declined at a slower 9% pace than the metro overall, New Jersey markets pulled metro-wide figures down, dropping 20% Y-o-Y.
2024 Real Estate Law & Market Recap
Discover some of the key events of the 2024 NYC real estate industry, from the City of Yes approval and introduction of TODD to the challenging housing market.
Meeting Rooms to Living Rooms: How Feasible Are Office-to-Residential Conversions in NYC?
Central Midtown, the Garment District and NoMad dominate NYC’s office conversion landscape, holding 30M of the city’s 85M sq. ft. of prime convertible office space.
Looking Into Office Conversions? Get Instant Insights with the Conversion Feasibility Index on PropertyShark
See the conversion potential of NYC office buildings with the proprietary Conversion Feasibility Index and make data-driven investment decisions.
Effects of the Recent National Association of Realtors Ruling
What can buyers, sellers and members of REBNY expect from the recent ruling involving the NAR and real estate commissions.
SoHo Tops NYC’s Most Expensive Neighborhoods for 1st Time in 8 Years — Hudson Yards Absent in Q3 2024
Last leading NYC’s most expensive neighborhoods in 2016, SoHo claimed the top spot with a $4.25M median sale price, while Hudson Yards had only 4 sales.
Top 100 Most Expensive U.S. Zip Codes 2024: Nearly 70% of Luxury Markets Rebound in 2024
Reversing last year’s depreciating trends, nearly 7 in 10 of the most exclusive zips logged price increases in 2024.
Filing an Offering Plan for A Condominium In New York
From initial considerations to regulatory approval, what does filing a condominium offering plan require?
Looking for the Lowest Home Prices in the NY Metro? Here’s Where to Find Them, Starting at $143/Sq. Ft.
See the 13 communities within half an hour of NYC where homes sell for less than the metro median and where you can find the largest homes for the pest prices.
Buying NYC Then & Now: Tracking Out-of-State & Local Buyers in 2024 vs. 2014
Increasingly over the past 10 years, out-of-state buyers are investing in NYC real estate, as are residents from counties surrounding NYC.
Transfer on Death Deeds: State Amends New York Real Property Law
The state budget bill has recently introduced a new tool to the state’s property laws to simplify the process of inheritance.
Top 50 Most Expensive NYC Neighborhoods Q2 2024: Fieldston Lands Bronx Among City’s Most Expensive Neighborhoods for 2nd Time, Chinatown Back in Top 10 After 2 Years
City-level trends may have been muted, but significant shifts occurred among its exclusive neighborhood.
Q2 2024 Foreclosure Report: Queens & Brooklyn Claim 70% of City’s Caseload
NYC foreclosures remained flat in Q2, up just 1% Y-o-Y, with Queens accounting for 44% of all cases, while the Bronx had just 33 cases.
Future Trends: Visualizing NYC’s Real Estate Developments with PropertyShark’s Construction Pipeline Feature
Visualize and analyze all NYC real estate developments, from prospective or planned projects to ongoing and even recently completed construction.
Overview of the Condominium Offering Plan
What does a condominium offering plan contain? What are the rights and obligations of unit owners? How far does a sponsor’s control reach?
Downtown Deals: Most of USA’s Largest Cities See Slower Home Price Growth in City Centers
Citywide prices grew much faster in 31 of the 40 most populated cities in the U.S. over the past decade, with 17 downtowns now cheaper than the city.