Top 25 Most Expensive Zip Codes in Upstate New York: Prices Stay Resolutely Below $1 Million
Although Upstate New York’s prices were much lower than in NYC or on Long Island, its most expensive zips were still above the national median.
Although Upstate New York’s prices were much lower than in NYC or on Long Island, its most expensive zips were still above the national median.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams unveiled the “City of Yes for Housing Opportunity” proposal to address the escalating housing crisis in New York City.
While more than half of the zip codes record drops in median sale prices, Atherton and Sagaponack reach $8 million for the first time.
DUMBO came in as the third-priciest neighborhood in NYC with its median sale price climbing 60% year-over-year.
Since 2012, buyer interest has cooled somewhat in NYC’s flood zones, with medians here rising only 33% compared to 53% in low-risk zones.
Commercial-to-residential conversions are increasingly explored to help repurpose underutilized CRE and address the lack of affordable housing.
NYC recorded 427 foreclosure filings in the third quarter of 2023, up 18% compared to the previous quarter.
Often used interchangeably, the terms digital signatures and electronic signatures play different roles in validating documents and transactions.
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Sales rose in 11 of the city’s 50 most expensive neighborhoods in Q2, including in TriBeCa, Boerum Hill and Red Hook.
As Q2 comes in just 12 cases below Q1, it remains to be seen if the change is part of a wider trend of stabilization or just a seasonal glitch.
Amid seven- and eight-figure homes and sprawling estates, there are still budget-friendly hidden gems for buyers looking at the iconic region.
Significant changes may be on the horizon for 1031 exchange rules that aim to limit eligibility, increase tax rates and cap deferral amounts.
193 NYC neighborhoods logged clear drops in sales, and only 22 experienced increases in transactional activity as market slowdown continues.
While it is not legally required to purchase title insurance when buying real estate, there are important aspects to consider why you should.
The NYC real estate market continued to cool in the first three months of the year with both sales and medians trending decidedly down.
Hitting 3-year high, foreclosure activity is steadily returning to NYC but first-time cases are still half of what they were pre-Covid.
2023 began with both the number of sales and the volume of sales in NYC’s multifamily sector more in line with the first quarter of 2020.
If you’re having issues with a homeowners’ association (HOA), carefully consider your options because litigation is a time-consuming, costly decision.
NYC-based boutique law firm Pardalis & Nohavicka brings the latest legal updates from the world of real estate. Pardalis…