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How New York’s Real Estate Experience Points System Works & How to Make Sure You Qualify for Your Broker License 

How New York’s Real Estate Experience Points System Works & How to Make Sure You Qualify for Your Broker License 

By PropertyShark Staff | Aug 26, 2026

To be well prepared as a real estate broker, you need to know how real estate experience points are calculated, how to satisfy licensing requirements and how to document your real estate experience. 

NYC Homeownership by the Numbers: How Household Type, Gender & Age Shape Who Owns in Every Neighborhood  

NYC Homeownership by the Numbers: How Household Type, Gender & Age Shape Who Owns in Every Neighborhood  

By Laura Pop-Badiu | Aug 19, 2026

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 Guide 

How to Find Owners of Vacant or Abandoned Properties: A Step-by-Step Guide 

By Laura Pop-Badiu | Aug 05, 2026

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.