Q2 2022 Queens Foreclosures Quadruple in Q2, the Bronx Records 0 New Cases
Queens foreclosures surge 300% in Q2 2022, fueling a NYC-level increase in foreclosure cases of 146%, also boosted by Staten Island trends.
How Will New York City Be Affected By The 2019 Climate Mobilization Act?
Setting annual emission standards by building square footage, Local Law 97 requires owners reduce energy usage with energy efficient upgrades.
Popular Picks: 12 of the Best Coworking Spaces in Manhattan
Finding the best coworking space in one of the biggest cities in the world can be daunting. Luckily, we put together this list of top rated coworking spaces in Manhattan, to get you started!
Self Storage Development Surges in Undersupplied NYC & LA, Â and in Trending DFW & Phoenix
Nationwide more than 131MSF of new storage space is currently in the pipeline, set to increase the existing 1.6BSF inventory by 9%.
Potential Risks for Buyers in Hypercompetitive Residential Bidding Wars
In today’s hypercompetitive real estate market, bidding wars are common. Here are a few ways to handle competing buyers and multiple offers.
Cryptocurrency & Its Effect on New York City’s Co-op & Condominium Markets
What is cryptocurrency and what are the advantages and disadvantages of buying a New York City luxury co-op or condo with cryptocurrency?
2022 Q1 Foreclosure Report: NYC Records 87 Foreclosures Since End of Moratorium
After the expiration of the foreclosure moratorium, cases are starting to appear in NYC, with Brooklyn claiming 40% of the city’s 87 cases.
The Gender Housing Gap Widens: Single Women Now Priced Out of 12 More Cities Than Men
As the gender housing gap widens, single men are now priced out of 22 cities, while single females can’t buy independently in 34 locations.
Buyers, Sellers & Disclosure in a Post-Pandemic Real Estate Environment
Sellers are only required to disclose defects that they know of or should have known of at the time of closing. So where does that leave buyers?
What You Need to Know About Recent Changes to Co-Ops & Reverse Mortgages in New York
With Assembly Bill 1508 allowing for reverse mortgages for co-op apartments, what changes will this bring when it goes into effect in May 2022?
Yardi Launches End-to-End Portfolio Management Suite Elevate Revenue
The tailor-made set of portfolio management solutions for owners, asset managers and leasing teams offers powerful tools and agile automation.
Why Your Business Needs Lease Management Software
Explore how lease management software streamlines workflows with centralized lease data, automated processes and enhanced collaboration.
Hotel Conversions: Striking the Right Balance Between the Public Sector & Private Developers
Increase in hotel-to-multifamily conversions becomes one of the best unintended consequences of the pandemic for the real estate industry.Â
What Home Buyers & Sellers Need to Know in 2022
Home prices to increase at a slower pace than they did in 2021, but previous years’ ultra-low mortgage rates forecasted to rise.
Gen Z’s Homeownership Dreams Tempered as Affordability Concerns Grow
Surveying Gen Z, Millennial and Gen X on housing reveals that generational expectations have shifted toward a more pessimistic outlook since 2018.
Yardi Expands CRE Suite with Newly Revamped Marketplace 42Floors.com
Real estate tech giant Yardi further expands its growing CRE network with the acquisition & redesign of popular platform 42Floors.com.
Top 50 Most Expensive NYC Neighborhoods in 2021: NYC Sales & Median Price Hit Highest Figures in 10 Years
35 neighborhoods surpass $1 million median as NYC logs record sales activity and new pricing peaks as pent-up demand drives buying frenzy.
Why the Build-to-Rent Trend Is Only Just Beginning
We Lend Managing Partner Ruben Izgelov explores the increasingly dynamic build-to-rent single-family market.
PropertyShark Wins Tech Platform of the Year at 2021 RED Awards
The NYC-based real estate data and research platform picked up the highest recognition in the technology category at the Red Awards gala.
Most Expensive U.S. Zip Codes in 2021: 10 Areas Surpass $4 Million Median Sale Price
Overwhelming majority of 100 most expensive U.S. zip codes surge in pricing, with 10 at $4M+ and an additional 20 going climbing over $3M.



















