How to Find Rent-Stabilized, Rent-Controlled or Rent-Regulated Apartments in NYCÂ Â
In NYC, rent-regulated apartments are of high-interest for investors, brokers and other real estate professionals. In this guide, you will learn how to find rent-stabilized and rent-controlled apartments in NYC, through the new PropertyShark features.
NYC Homeownership by the Numbers: How Household Type, Gender & Age Shape Who Owns in Every Neighborhood Â
In a city where homeownership is dominated by married-couple families, Manhattan stands as the only borough led by nonfamily owners. At the same time, residents younger than 35 make up less than one tenth of the ownership pool and female-led family households outnumber male-led families across 91% of NYC neighborhoods.
How to Find Owners of Vacant or Abandoned Properties: A Step-by-Step GuideÂ
Vacant houses, neglected buildings and empty lots often attract less direct competition than listed properties, and they can point to owners who may be open to selling simply to stop the carrying costs, maintenance hassle or legal exposure. The catch in this case, however, is that the properties can be easier to spot than the people behind them.
How to Contact Property Owners: Cold Calling Scripts, Email Templates & Outreach TipsÂ
When trying to quickly and efficiently contact property owners, you need to identify the right person, the right time and the right channel for outreach. This guide explores all the best strategies to contact property owners, from cold calling scripts and email templates to other successful outreach tips.
How to Find Property Owners — The Complete GuideÂ
For real estate professionals looking for the best ways to find property owners — whether through free methods based on public sources or paid tools with verified, in-depth data — this comprehensive guide breaks down every step of the due diligence process.
How to Find Foreclosed Homes Step-by-Step Using PropertyShark
To help real estate professionals find foreclosed homes in a timely and efficient manner, this guide breaks down every step of the research process — from understanding foreclosure status all the way to finding contact information for owners and looking past LLCs.
NYC Business Leaders on RTO: Survey Reveals Hybrid Still Dominates, Office Attendance Set to Rise
Hubble’s recent survey of 126 founders, CEOs and other decision-makers in New York City’s startup ecosystem revealed how local business leaders are approaching workplace strategy in 2026 and beyond.
How to Find Land Boundaries: Free & Paid Methods
Whether you’re a a developer evaluating a parcel or a buyer doing due diligence, there are several free and paid methods to accurately determine land boundaries. This guide covers county GIS portals, premium real estate data solutions and professional surveys — explaining what each method offers, what it costs and when to use it.
Locked-In Owners, Mobile Renters: Homeowners Stay Put as Renters Move 3.7x More Across Largest U.S. Cities 
Renters became the primary drivers of long-distance mobility across the largest U.S. cities, moving 3.7 times more than owners in 2024, as high mortgage rates and housing costs kept many homeowners in place.
How to Do a Title Search on Property Yourself: A Step-by-Step Online GuideÂ
For real estate buyers, investors or other professionals looking to do a title search, this guide breaks down the best ways to confirm who legally owns a property. It also explores the most effective strategies to verify liens or mortgages, as well as how to uncover valuable tax information.
Property Owners Map: How to See Ownership Details and Parcel Lines
Finding property owners by map requires a dedicated strategy that includes knowing where to look, how to evaluate nearby parcels and understanding how properties connect. Learn all there is to know about how to optimize the process and find property owners faster and in a more intuitive way.
Living Large or Squeezing In? How Much Space the $400K National Median Home Price Buys in the Largest U.S. CitiesÂ
In many large Western and Northeastern cities, the national median sale price of $400,000 may not cover more than a small studio, whereas, in parts of the Midwest and South, the same budget could buy large homes with multiple bedrooms and comfortable living areas.
How to Quickly Find Property Owners’ Phone Numbers
Finding homeowners’ phone numbers can be a challenge for real estate professionals, as privacy limitations and outdated public records make the process harder and more time-consuming. This guide explores tried-and-true methods used to find property owners’ phone numbers in a quick, reliable and easy way.
How to Find Property Lines by Address — Free & Paid Tools
Knowing how to determine property lines in real estate is a crucial skill that any professional needs to master. This guide breaks down the most efficient ways to find property lines by address, which ultimately helps you determine ownership, confirm lot size, define rights and responsibilities and other factors that have the potential to affect value and risk.
Hudson Yards Leads for 7th Consecutive Year, Despite Y-o-Y Price Drop
Prices continued to rise across most of the 50 priciest New York City neighborhoods in 2025, with increases of up to 39% year-over-year.
NYC’s Top Residential Sales of 2025: From Record-Setting Penthouses to Historic Mansions
Well-priced, well-located properties continued to attract significant attention from affluent buyers and investors in 2025. In this report, we broke down the top NYC residential sales, ranked by closing price.
How to Build Property Owner Lists: Steps, Pro Tips & What to Avoid
PropertyShark enables users to build property owner lists right inside the platform, in order to find motivated sellers, absentee owners, landlords or simply owners in specific areas, building types or value ranges. Learn more about the best ways to build comprehensive and fully customizable property owner lists that will pave the way to successful deals.
The Tenure Divide: Breaking Down the Patterns of How Long New Yorkers Owned Their Homes Before Selling in 2025Â
Across NYC, the average homeowner tenure among New Yorkers who sold in 2025 stood just below 11 years. However, there were natural discrepancies between boroughs, largely determined by a mix of factors like property types, prices and general economic conditions.Â
Top 10 Best Foreclosure Websites in 2026: What to Look for & How to Choose the One for YouÂ
For real estate buyers and investors, accurate and reliable foreclosure data is crucial when looking to buy. Explore the top specialized foreclosure platforms, both free and paid, each broken down by their best features like geographic coverage, data accuracy and depth, cost and other relevant traits.
NYC Median Home Price Hits Record $800K as Most Top Neighborhoods See Y-o-Y GainsÂ
The New York City median sale price reached a record $800,000 in Q3, up 4% year-over-year, while Brooklyn posted the strongest growth rate after rising 11% to a new peak of $916,000.



















