So far, 2025 has been an interesting year. Transaction volume is higher than in 2024, yet the market doesn’t feel consistently busy—it ebbs and flows. I believe 2025 is a true inflection point.
Read MoreIn April, concerns about tariffs and a potential recession continued to weigh on buyers’ minds. Mortgage rates have remained relatively steady, hovering between the high 6s and low 7s since last November.
Read MoreThe New York City real estate market closed out 2024 on a high note, particularly in the luxury and new construction sectors, where demand is rising and supply is shrinking.
Read MoreAfter a difficult March and April, where 6 contracts didn’t get signed back to back, May offered a much needed respite from that string of heartbreak.
Read MoreFebruary was a little busier than January, which was busier than all of 2023. It felt that spring was in the air after a long winter for the New York real estate market.
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