Forget The Fed. In NYC Real Estate, Watch Credit Conditions Instead.
While the Fed sets the tone, it’s the bond market that sets the price, and the credit market that sets the pace. And in NYC, pace is everything.
Supreme Court To Rule On How Much Equity Homeowners Can Lose In A Tax Sale
A Michigan tax foreclosure case will decide whether homeowners get only the cash left after auction or compensation for the equity that was erased by a forced sale.
Inside An $18.8 Million Home In Rhode Island’s Most Coveted Coastal Community
The 9,500-square-foot estate epitomizes the East Coast grandeur of Watch Hill amidst Rhode Island's historic scottages, world-class golf and quietly luxurious lifestyle.
Categories
Recent Posts
Compass’ listing fight has landed in New York City
FARE Act proves law of conservation of money
350 Park’s $3.3B loan underscores office trophy market’s
financing strength
NY Dirt: Council pushes back on appeals board
nominee
NYC’s top deals: Billionaires’ Row pad trades for 30%
loss
Michigan judge tosses $6M lawsuit over 1 Park Row condo
project
Homeowners sue to halt New York City pied-á-terre tax
rollout
Gasping for air: Aby Rosen tries to kill SL Green’s air
rights deal in latest round of Madison Ave power struggle
Foreclosure lawsuit settled at Jeff Sutton’s 29 West 34th
Street
Tishman Speyer moves to sell 6 Grand Central office